Shelbyville High School - Squib Yearbook (Shelbyville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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'Q 4 ...L ,f xgge 1 V ' 1 W '- D' I 1 1 i ug Q n X 1 1 I , ' ' I E u -H ' S ' C, N A 5 ' 5- -'fp ww 5 - z g ' , 4' L 1 ' ' A 7 H EL -rf ' ravvv, ,I 1 ' 4 .zf - 'Maw ' , PM- - 15- Eli' ,' 7 ik ,g ' Jn V 3 L C I ' f isa X ff? ,-1 I ? :R sw' .uf i. 1 M . ,- fb, 1' IV BYVIL E HIGH SCH 9 Uur E WHORIZONS Are Found The new high school in September, 1958. When Shelbyville Senior High School opens with registration on September 2, 1959, it will become not just a dream, but a long awaited reality. The first occupants to reside behind its walls at the corner of the McKay and Columbus Roads will be approximately 580 sophomores, juniors, seniors, and over 32 faculty members. With the new furniture and parking lots for faculty and students, several new courses will be offered. Biology, third and fourth year Latin, and agriculture shop will be added to the curriculum. The modern buff, brick building, with its sheets of glass and shining steel, was designed by Lennox, Matthews, Ford, and Associates, and built by 1. Bush and Sons Construction Company with an estimated cost of over 81,050,000 in Both the Ulcl and ew. XVhen the present Shelbyville High School was constructed in 1910-1911, it cost 899,360 Our new high school has cost over ten times that much. The junior High School wing was constructed in 1917 with a cost of 9670,000. Built in 1922, the Paul Cross Cyninasium was enlarged on the east and west in 1941 to include the industrial arts department. XVe, the class of 1959, will never reside in the new school, hut we have many fond memories of six years in an old red brick building on Second Street. The stairs, worn with thousands of feet. and the desks, marked by busy hands, are all part of mn' school life. The new school will be very crisp and clean, quite unlike the dowdy and slightly tarnished form of the old. XVhile new things have so many more modern conveniences, old things have a relaxed air and an informality that is hard to equal. TABLE OF CONTENTS Organizations .,.. ,, 24 Sports .. 48 Faculty .... ,A 64 Seniors .... ,, 70 UITCl6l'C1HSSI1lCl1 ,.,,,,, Y, 90 Senior Index ,,,,,, ,,,,l 1 04 :ply now, ilu- lulmlyy ul llw mwx sq-lmul will soon ln- filh-ll with lllll1Cll'l'llS of slurlm-nts. We Prepare to Meet the War d A . an . ,.w-----.-1. ,, ,,,,-,,,,,kv 4 f af-lk -Xt ilu' vml ul' 4-auch clay, Alunlluun l,im'oln wutclu-s ow-1' tlms' empty hulls wl1iL'l1 am' waiting to lu' L-lc-zu fu.. ln 1l,LfI'lL'lllllll'1' class, Huy lintlwrliorml :incl Bill Slmm-r Pant C.n1li.nn gincl Lincly Xlnllcn 1 cxznninn- il crop proalnction clnlrl. tmnlc Ill cooking cl.iss. ISV by Workin with Our Head and liamls Agricnltnrc classcs. tlllllllll' by Gurnct XVin- clicstcr, arc in tllClI' fourth ycar as part ol' thi- SHS cnrricnlnin. Soil conscrvaition, planting, nmrkcting. and lizirvc-sting arc ll fcw pliuscs of farming tunglit in the conrsc. Nlr. X'VlllCllCSfCl' luis also stzirtccl vcgctulvlc, poultry, lnncl, lmccf, sliccp, aincl swinc inclging tc-inns: tllcsc ta-inns liuvc lmronglit nmnv axwzircls to our scliool flirongli intcrscliolzistic compo- iition. Al'UlIl1l ultcr airoinal rlrifts tlirongli tlic scliool l-roin tlic lioinc cconoinics clcpurtincnt on 'rlic first floor. 'l'lic girls-uncl an occasional boy-pructicc tllcir cooking on six ncw kitclicn units, czicli coin- plvti- witli cooking mngcs, sinks, gurlmgc disposals, and wzltcr llcntcrs wliicli wcrc instnllccl last ycur. Unclcr tlic clircction ol' Nliss Bode-in, tlic intnrc lioinc-innkcrs lczirn thc fincr points of cooking :incl caring for il liznnily. Now is thi- tiinc for all goocl incn to coinc to tho uicl of tlicir pz11'ty is onc of tlic llllllly drills nsccl by lmcginning tvpists. Aftcr il fcw spcccl tcsts, stu- dcnts lcurn what too nmny inistukcs can incun and that crasing is just not clonc. Typing, sllortlizlncl. luookkccping, :incl gcncrul lmnsincss :irc all part of thc connncrcc cnrricnlnin. Nliss Aslllmy wuiclics as tlgnn-t NYi1gnc-r, Lynn Dcllckunip, gnnl Xlairllm Davis lypc onc ol tlii- nanny mlrills in lxcginning typing, artists clispluy tht-ir work on u lmlxllvtin lmiml lmy tht- nrt' room, on various signs anrcmml sclmul, uncl tlw 1943 to 1957 gllllllliltlllll clusst-s. Xlurlin Schulz, musical clirc-ctor, zmcl tlw lvw stuclvnts wlm pmcticc on tht- tll'U llI lu-mflit from it 1frc 1tlv lum Xlilfllll :tml lic-ts Xliss Xxlllllilllli iustmcts klolm Sn-lwlic-lc, Limlfm Gaim-s, Dull- w V, A A l :1i1'. zmtl Larry Bwltty in tlu' art uf lc-ttvrillg. iv 3 llqlll' lilnulry, witll its lmmmk-lim-tl slwlvvs. color- lul lllLlQilZlllt'S. amcl lmusy LltlllllSlJllt'I't', is om- ol' tlw union-st mmns in sclloul. Drawing, ll'ftl'l'lllg. painting, intvrior mlvcmwl- ticm. Llllil nrt zlpprvcialtion arc all filllglll' lay Xliss l.ora-ml NVilliums in Iwr art clussvs. rlilll' 'llmuclclingn in nlvL'm'11tirmsfor lmliclaxys zulcl spvcinl occzlsirmn. .-X Ilmmnoncl vlvctrmmic- organ was pxxu-lmsc-cl lust your lm' tlw sclmol by tlu- cumlminml 1-llorts of In lin riclzin Uur Win ds and ,J x liuntlm LXllllIIll' swam ul tln ...I Xlr. St-llulf lnlaus llxc- lJI'4'ilIl tm' lx.1il1x' c,lLtl'lQ, Aim Stunts Xlllfllllil Nlamiur -tml lf XIII! Lultm a1fY .,fRA:J,I P 'L .f ,If .- rt Htxii 1 mg' JQ Bob XYvtnight przu-tic-vs on the trampoline. il part of tlw now 4-qllipnwlmt Plll'L'l'l2lSPLl for tlu- physic-Q11 vdllultiml L-lzlssvs. Building Our Bodies. lc-rrv Slllltll .uul Nh. Davies, shop iIlStI'llL't0l', l1lZllliplll2ltK' nm- of thx' i11h'icgltc- pivcc-S of l'CllliDllll'llt in Hn- lnvtul slr - ' ' Nlr. 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Beginning and advanced speech is one of the most popular and useful courses at SHS. Starting with making simple conversation, the classes move to panel discussions, pantomimes, debates, and parliamentary proceedure in beginning speech. The advanced course includes choral reading, mono- logues, interpretations, and the production of a one-act play, Mr. Carmony instructs both sections. With Mr. Barnett as teacher, the commercial geography classes study the face of America. The one-semester course includes learning about the products of soils, construction of the USA is high- lighted in this course. Maps and slides are used to help acquaint the pupils with our countryis geo- graphy. Our guidance department was established four vears ago to heln pupils plan not only for their high school days but also for their later life. Under the direction of Malcolm Clay, former English teacher, the guidance department helps us to select the best possible curriculum for our indi- vidual needs and advises us on our plans after graduation. will Throu h 0unselandCu1'dance... I . rp . r 'my-4 , 1 'il swan., am.a.n.i.ma s . ,.,. ... ,Y....,, S rl o R 1 1 , r ,, . f X J .. 'sf 49.52 I ' . ., ,. we . . . 'f MM -w J, gi ' 'V Q 1' . rv if john Alexander, Sharon Murphy, and Phil Tinney, journalism students, examine cxchangc ncwsplplls from other high schools throughout the nation. lflimhetli lfreus proves tl geometric theorem for Annu Slay XYile5'. Curl Green, Charles Huhler, and Yorth Thurston. F W j Ninth is one of the inost popular und interesting courses ut Square root. equations, proposi- tions, story prohleins, and cosines ure ull part of various inzith courses ut our school. Slide rules und conipzisses ure ull used to solve difficult prohleins. The advanced ninth courses taught go as fan' as college nlgehru, solid geometry, and trigonoinetry. Unleashing new elements und spurliing fright- ening explosions ure often the lot of chemistry students. Under the direction of Lawrence Boots Thompson, the young scientists learn how to recog- nize unknown chemicals, write chemical equations, and perform intricate experiments. To see how elections arc really held, ineinhers of government classes participated in ll mock elec- tion. Students served on the election lmourd und voted on sannple hullots. For the second year, Mr. Hinshaw has organ- ized un advanced American history class for stu- dents superior i11 that subject. At the beginning of the year an test wus given to all juniors, and the ones who scored highest on it heczune nneinlmers. The class did extra research, wrote terin papers, :ind took speeizll tests. cl lzrou 1 Experl'menlall'0n cmd' Anal sis -.... '-.,, NVNV ,Io Ed Brauumgel und Annette llenderson perform .1 pliysies experiment dealing with eleetroniugnets. Ilul Holnn und Naney Griffith perform un interest- ing hut difficult eheinistry experiment. .V an 'l'Iu- l'Il'L'tiUIl 17TUC'4'llIlI'C' at tha- pulls is ch-111o11st1'11ta-d by B.-tsi TIIIITSUJII, Pzuxlu jonsxs, Paul Alla-11 D1-I'rc'z, S14-xx Xlnlwrly. um! Liz Xiullvn. Inquir and omparison.. : '12'f' 4,1 W -lucly Swain, Nlzlry Stuart, Nancy llm-stcr, jucly jones, David Courtm-y, and .lcrry Platt, sm-vc-ml of flu' lllL'IllI51'I'S ul, Mr. IIiI1SI12lW,S spam-iul history class, spvml mm-I1 of tllril' timc' in thx- library doing l'XtI'il rcucling amd l'c'svz11'cl1 work. 'S ,rv ln l,zl!1n clam. Dun llmnnpsull, livnm' l'l'Lllllx, lyvllnv Im nlcl NUIIIIII u mx 1 x ' 'upm ws, Sm' Cnrcl. .mal Nlikz- 'Ixillisun L'X2lllIiIl4' scum' of Hn- C0-orclinatin the Ancienlancl Wodern .. Slmnisll vlaxss stuclvnls Bob S' lu .1 rm-m'cl I-Hllll Xln-Kia-u. llln-ri, Sm Slmm-r. Bill D4-llc-kxnnp, Suu- Su-urs. .Incl Billiv Hutton lis NVinning the Coocl Citizen Award given hy the Daughters of the American llvvolntion, is one ol' the highest honors a senior girl can attain. This yea1 s recipient, 'Incly W'agner, was chosen hy' the facnlty from a list of three girls noininatecl hy the Senior Class. The cancliclates are noniinatenl lor sneh traits as clepenclahility. service, leaclership, and patriotism. With a scholastic average ol' 96.60, Charles Kysar was named Valeclietorian of the Senior Class. Having the highest average of thc senior hoys also designated Charles as Loral Nlayor of the Spring Festival. Charles has worked many hours to gain these honors: this is the first time in many years that a boy has won both awards. Harolcl llickinan. presiclent ol' the Senior Class, has many cluties-appointing senior eoinniittc-es. arranging for Baccalaureate and Coinineneenient ceremonies, and serving on the Stuclent Connell, He has perforlnecl these clnties wt-ll: tllen-loi'e we -Imly yy1,g,,,.,-Q UMQ gmul City,-,, acknowledge our appreciation for a joh wt-ll clone. We Are trivin Toward E WHORIZONS NM .fs 1 'Fins- lil v 7 N 7. Cliarlvs liysar. l,orcl Xlayor .incl Val:-mlietorian Harold Hjg-kmglll, Sr-njor Class l,fQ'SlllQ'ljl Studcn Council llancc, - Anncttc Hcndcrson. N.1ncVCriffith Iht XIQXILJH Il.1t liotk was quilt, populu .1l tht . t , ' Him. liimwilllc PM 'l'Iwmpgm1, Limla Stiuc, Alcwcll Smith. Anna Bowr-rs, Sue- lillllI'lK'l70l1lll, Bctsi Ihurslon, Linda lioiincr. Fads and Traditions Appeared ll Struts .uld .lim lXI'1'IlH'l'. Cindy Xlullcn lllltl Larrx l 1313.'I'NHIl. l.f'llIl lim-llckauip and llliil Xlings, Hosc Lin x1ll1'.1111l l,ill'I'5 lllaich compost-d tht' Fall U'i11cl-Up Co I1 Thc Studcnt Council has snonsorcd two danccs this ycar-tlic Fall W'ind-Un Dancc and a sock This is thc tl1ird ycar a Fall XVind-Up D1 has bccn held to cclcbratc the ending of fall spolts and the beginning of the basketball season, But this ycar sonicthing ncw was addcd which sums destined to lwcomc a tradition-thc croxxniiig of a Fall XVind-Up Queen. A candidate from Q ich class was elcctcd by boys participating in tall danccrs. Don Kidwcll, disk jockey at station NVC SI in Columbus. spun rc-cords for thc occasion. sports. Ann Staats rcprcscntcd thc frcshincn, C indx Nlullcn the sophoniorcs, Lynn Dcllckamp the iun iors. and llosc Linville. the scniors. By vote of it cntirc studcnt body. Allll Staats was clcctcd quccn :Xnyonc wandering into the girls' gyin follow ing thc football gainc lie-rc with Columbus Uctobci 3 might liaw thouglit he-'cl bccn whisked awax to Mexico. For thc l'NIcxica11 Hat Rock sccnicd to be the favoritc record of the fans from both SHS lllll CHS. Studcnt Council incnibers took tickcts im a coat clicck, and providcd 1'cf1'csl1111c11ts foi it ff Q 5 F1 2 cilwryl kmwlwl WHLIHN nl Lulu SHP' Huy I lmvr' your zlttmliimm fm' tlw lmllm-tin? wr: Clolclicx Dall and at peclal Occaslons. .x l XX'lllllli'l' XVlHlt'S lwing 51-1'w-rl tmmclzlyff' 'AfXrc tlwrv llllj suits lc-ft? uvvllilt urv you gvtting for d0ssc'rt? Tlwsv urn' ll fc-xv of thc' 11114-stimns which 2ll'l' zlskfxd ut thi- c'z1fc'tc'l'iu during thc' IIIJOII IIIIICII pvriml. Xlrs. lilvn Cluxzort amd Xlrs. lnitlu Xluorc' p1'0pm1' ilu' lum-lws. amd Xliss nlvs- ss' liomlvln sc'rw's us czlsll- ivr, FMS ,Q--amz' The loudest laughs can be heard around SHS when the S-Club presents its annual pep session. Their skits help get the students and the team into a fighting mood for the sectional. Usually the faculty or our rival schools are the target of the jokes, but itis all in fun and nobody minds. In fact, the teachers often laugh harder than anyone elsel This year the jokes were on the Triton Hill-Billy team, Mrs. Ramey, the Booster for Busternj Club, and the ell leaders, and as usual these people laughed the loudest. Members of Mr. Carmonyis advanced speech classes spend a good deal of their time working on a play which is presented to SHS and IHS students. Not only do the members of the class get experience in performing before a group, but they also be- come acquainted with many other aspects of the theater, such as designing costumes, learning how to apply makeup, and painting scenery. Giving the students double pleasure, the speech classes this year presented two plays, French Toast and Cracked Ice. We Lau hed at Uur Frlencls ,Antics Iohn Bi int and B zrbirl Lint Lsttr iuiew 1 nl ly in 'ldv lnccd speech in the process of choosing a play for thc UJXX' Ig .lim Iflqmlq, Ilim Iliiwm-r5. IM-:in Slim-m-nizm, I.1ii'i'5 lilnicli, Riclmril Ih-nm-ti. lgnigrlmi Semi. Hn-Ig Ifqm-I, .lm-I-5 Xl-glI'U,, lquyy 33 Rm . . , , . . , . H , Xvvximiiuli. Ilzixwilul Ilivltiuzxii, Simi-vi Nl-ilu-fly. Iziul .Xllvii IM-Irvz. Iliulny lxw. Wx-iurlvll llrrw, -Iwlm Spit-gt-l, .lm-ru .Xl'tv1'Iim-nv lim, Xllugm UNK' X: Sl:-xt' .Mllxilix Iluli l'ml1'ivlx, Ilill Slixim-r, 1':il'l llwi-114 limi Ilupm. Iimiiiir XXX-ziltly, ,li-lin Iirzmt. t'Iigl1'l1'N IIJlI'lH'll. I,:il'i'5 tit-In. lt. IQII irqniivizigvl, Sliiflwlixiii Sltirlliiun-. RUN' -I: llzuxc Srlilivk, Iiill IJ:-Ilcltxiiiip. Iivrm 1'm1rliff. l'liil Xliuga, Ihrylm- I'I1:im-5, Nlilsr Ilzilislmvll, lim Slam-lli Mu- Xlmvllvr. Ilulv Sillu-rt. IJw.ilu Xlyrr. IUPXY 5: tlzirg llumv. ,lulin Iimii. lit-unix Iimivicr, XYL-mlt-Il .Xlrlrivlgm-A Xlilu- Kutllvr, Ilxm llui-iiivtmu. lllll tiiiixwlx. vliiuliir' .XrI4lisml. Ii:'1iii5 I'vi'IcinN, Ilzuicl Ihivgrv, RUXY ti: IMI: Nvzlflis, Nlrirli Nlmmt. Nlilu' Xluuiit, ,lvrrg I'l:ilt. lhxziiu .Xln-xximlvi, Sli-xx Xvlistri, 114-rzilcl tllqirltlxiuii, I.:iir5 XY:ntx-rilmu. SIVYQ' Ifm.-tx-i', Ifrv.--l l'l1ivv. I-Bill Ilmnr. HHH' 7: .Xllcii Km-l1lm'l.,Iulin Xi-limi, Ihrlt l':irm-i 'llvm ui-iiivi, Mmm- Ixiw-lu, l.:li'i3 NIillmll:lml.,Iiil1 lxr4'im-i, ,Izzy Ilmiiiwclll. ,lnliii Xlvtlzilii. lxllll H: IMH' bpzlilviluxm-i', Ilmlg Kllllm-I. Iiill Nvlim-lil:-1' hp Izxxlxig. limi Iliilmi-xml, Ih-mu I4i':mlt, ltugri' Xllillumiilw, Iwl Ilmwy. tlixirlrs I'i'n-:ix and Ur anlfed a Boys 9 Cheer Block. 'lb lxoost tht- tvzliifs spirit :lt tht- sm-timml, tlu- 0 Boys' Clin-1' Block. consisting of 100 liigli sclmol lm vs. was orgzuiizvcl. A CUIIIIIIIIIUC' I:I'Oll1 tliu Stil- clunt Council luicl tlic initial gimiiicl-wm'k lm' tliv qw mp. clrvw up tlic pvitiiiziiiviit rulvs, mul sc'cl1i'c-cl Xlr. XVriglit. XIV. Nlalllcrs, and Xlr. Bzirnctt as SIJUIISOTS. V i Cwg Fowl. .Ivrry Nc-alliis. zmcl IAIIIFLCIUII Svott. m gi 1 f Q ll in ra 'hz . tlic Duct 5. IKI svniors, wvrt' c'lc'c'tml als tlw first Dil'c'L'tol's of tlin' 'I Iiloclt. Scwitiiig tllc' liic'liilw1's, In-lining to writm' tht- urig'i1zI yt-lls of tlic- j,l'0llP, zuicl tlicn I'z I' g tlic ulls it tlic ffums xulc cluticw of i htm 1 ulmul in lvl LL iw t Imts I ltcl is rw vt ' ' ' ll s al -S 'A tic' lmys Wm' ' 'c if :in imla-pmiclcimt unit Iimiii tliv Bormstvr Clulm and mist-tl tlim' strvngtli of tlic' SIIS Clll'Cl'IIIjI' svctimn to nvw In-iglits. Hills am U-O-IL XXUXI XYAI, ilu- Buys' Clit-vi' Illut-It Allp- 1m1'lvmI lllc' Il'lllIl all ilu' 54'L'Il1IllilI. 17 QQQMNF' ' ':'- X W. Md' '15 wwf? 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Lui lxx'a1111z'l', fX:1111'y Ht'Sll'I'1 Lou .-X1111 XY111'l4111cl, Xl.ll'j' Sllnlrl. 2' Ray Lawson, Sue liunnebolun and Mike Brogang Sue-Arlen Denison and Bill Shaner: Were Elected to the prin Court These seven senior girls-the best liked in their class-made up the 36th annual Spring Court, along with their escorts. Members of the Court are elected by the senior class. and the Queen is chosen by vote of the en- tire student body. No one knows who she is until the 'tbigu night. Anna Bowers has served very capably this year as president of the Home Economics Club: she is also an office worker. Ray Lawson, who was her escort. transferred here from VValdron last year. He is a member of Hi-Y and S-Club. Small, dark-haired Sue Arlen Denison is presi- dent of Senior Sunshine, vice-president of Future Teachers, and a two-year member of Student Council. She was escorted by Bill Shaner, her steady. who is a Hi-Y member. Rose Ann Knoebel is a member of the Sing- ing Stars and the Squib staff. Rose was escorted by Harold Hickman, president of the Senior Class and a member of Student Council and its Executive Committee. Marty Kuhn was a member of the junior Prom Court last year: she is also one of the few students to have the honor of being elected to Student Coun- cil all four years. Since she drew the bye, her es- cort was Charles Kysar, who became Lord Mayor because he had the highest four-year scholastic average of any senior boy. The second Rose on the Court is Rose Lin- ville. She was last years junior Prom Queen and is a member of Future Nurses. Hoses escort was -lon Osborne, who can always be found in some sort of athletic uniform. jon plays football, basket- ball, and track, he is also a member of Hi-Y. Sue Runnebohm is seeretary-treasurer of the senior class and participates in Future Nurses. She also works in the office. Her escort was Mike Brogan, vice-president of the Senior Class, co-cap- tain of the football team, and a Hi-Y and S-Club member. Booster Club president judy Wagner was also a member of last yearls Prom Court. She was elected to represent SHS as a candidate for DAR Cood Citizen. Dan Thurston escorted her at the Festivalg he is very active in sports and won the Paul Cross Award this year. He is a member of NASS, S-Club, and Hi-Y. Lou Ann XVorland, Kaye Smith, ,lanet NVugner, and Lynn Dellekainp led the Arch Dance. and Rezgnedfor an Evening. 1 Mullen and Doyle Clianey. auuiouneers at the Sprin 'stiml. 20 One of the most beautiful features of the Festival is the traditional Arch Dance, in which 20 junior girls, dressed all in white, form an en- tranceway for the Queen and her Court. These girls were judged hy Mrs. Ramey, Mr. Schulz, and Nlr. Chesscr on height, appearance, and rhythm. The high point of the evening, following the coronation of the Queen, was the chorus line, which has come to he an SHS tradition. From 65 appli- cants, 20 girls were selected by Nlrs. ltamey on the hasis of appearance and rhythm. The announcers for the program were chosen to represent the three departments which organized the festival. Liz, from the physical education de- partment, is CAA president, Doyle, from the hand, is its president, the person representing the choir was not chosen in time for publication. Besides escorting the girls at the festival, the seven boys whom the girls chose to walk with them were responsible for planning the dance which follows it. This year, for the first time, the festival and the dance were held on separate evenings. Gerald Fyels band provided the music, 1 3 if ' ,L 'sf 5,353 41? Prom Court H1591 NNE-ndell Aldridge, Martha Davis, llarold Stewart. -lanet XVagner. jerry Andrews. Lynn Dellekamp. Juniors Provided cz M tairwa to the Starsw 'iStairway to the Stars was the theme of the 1959 junior-Senior Prom, and the decorating com- mittees did indeed transform the Paul Cross Cym- nasium into a realm of starry skies and cloudy heavens. A huge stairway in the center of the floor led upwards to the stars , and the walls of the gym were decorated to look like an evening sky. The Harold F. Turner Orchestra provided nmsic for the juniors and seniors who attended. Servers for the Prom were chosen from the Sophomore Class by members of the Food Com- mittee. The Post-Prom party was held in the Elks Club as usualg it was sponsored and organized by the Shelbyville Inter-Club Council. This council is made up of representatives from all the service clubs in town. Also the junior and Senior Class officers assisted in planning the party. The junior boys elected three girls from their class to the Prom Court. On the night of May 15 Bob Adams, class president, crowned the one who received the most votes. Nlartha Davis is a member of Booster Club and Sunshine, the CUUHIEH staff, and an office girl. She served on Student Council her sophomore year. She was escorted by NVendell Aldridge, who partici- pates in cross country, track, Hi-Y, and Future Teachers. Two yell leaders were on this year's court, The first is Lynn Dellekamp, who serves in Sunshine and Booster Club. She has been a yell leader for two years and was re-elected to serve next vear. ,larry Andrews was l,ynn's escort. He has participat- ed in football and basketball. janet VV1lgIlOl' is the second yell leader on the court. She too has been one for two years and will serve next year. She is also a member of Future Teachers and served on Student Council her freshman year. planet was escorted by Harold Stew- art, who is quite an athlete. lle belongs to the varsity football and track teams and is a member of S-Club. Harold also plays the drums in a local trio known as Simon and his Siinpletonsf' Ilu iw ' ' ' i' - .JS Iumur Primm Court: lluil Allen D4'l'rc'l mul Xlllftj' lxuhng lylllllly lliurstmi :mtl Alllcly Yl2lj.Ulk'I'1 .luhn SDl4'Qt'l :mil Csxrul sw, .xml ljklllllf' lvic' .incl llusm- l.i11x'illn', g.1tlivr4--l on the- stalgn' lm' the n-nmiiiiigi nl tht- llrmu fJlll't'Il, We Seniors Dancer! in the Streets XVith its soft lights zmcl swvvt music, tht- hluiiiui' was Cay l'1ni'c-15' with thc- Hurolfl F. 'I'ui'm'i' Or Qlicstm turmslimg the music. lights, zmcl real flowers were usa-Ll to fI'2lllSl-UTIII thc gym into the streets of Pzlris for one uve-iiing. girls to tht- Pflllll Court, Four girls-Xlazrty Kuhn Host' l,invillo. Carol llisn-r, zmcl ,Iucly XViltIIlCl'fXVUl'L votes zmcl rcigmfcl as Prom Qin-4-ii. ljillll Allt-11 Dc'l'rvx, hlllllltlli fflilss l'1'vsiclm-111, L-mxxixs Host Liiixillz' Iunior PFUIII Um-vii. . 1 -7-3 St-Him' Proin has lu-Q-01110 mic' of our most L'lNxl'lSllL'Cl truclitirms. The l'1'om was liclcl Nluy 16. 1958, in tha Paul Cross Gymnasium. The tlwmc- for tht- cwc-mimi Committees compost-cl ol -Iunior Class mem- bers Workc'cl for mzmy months lwforv the cluncf- lu-- czlinc- ll reality. llllllllI't'ClS of tlktCOI'2lflOIlS, culcmlvcl lfncli YOLII' the junior lmoys vlvvt the junim Lliosen for this llO1lUl'. 'l'lit-y wc-rv c'scm'tvcl lmy ltzuil Allen D1-Prez, ljillllly lviv, .lolm Spiegel, Quill Dzuiriy Tliurstfm. Hose Liuvillt- 11-4-vin-cl the most XVith Cay Pareew as the theme, the '58 Prom was one of the rnost heautiful Proms ever held. The decoration connnittees, headed hy Danny lvie, transformed the gym into the very heart of Paris lor one enchanting evening. The crowning of the Proxn Queen took place on the stage which also served as a hase for a huge lCil'fel 'l ower. The inost outstanding of three cafes, the Cate de Hue, was the hackground for the Prom Court which sat under an overhanging hlue and white striped awning. Couples were attracted to the center of the Iloor hy a miniature fountain which sprayed colored water. Frosted white flower carts loaded with carnations and ferns stood at the foot of the foun- tain. NVhite picket fences entwined with vines and flowers and ending with lamp posts topped with colrzrlul shades were placed along the sides of the floor. Trees colorfully depicted a feeling of springtime in Paris with their pastel hows laden with pink and yellow petals and hlossolns. Hefreslnnents were served at the south end hy six inernhers of the Sophomore Class gaily dressed in srnocks and herets. Characteristic of Paris streets was an artist who sketched pictures of the couples as they passed the cafe. With stars twinkling over-head and a heautiful partner, it certainly was a night to rc- Ill1'llllH'l'. ' ' ff? 3' ,MV .i ,uw 1953 l'liUXl SERVERS-llONV l: -Ianct NVagner, Donna Xleloy, Nancy lirecdloye. RONV 2: Doug Int-key. Daw Burgess. lloh .-Xdarns. 0fPGFl.S at the 1958 Prom. Dancing and walking in front of the XY:-st Side Cafe were juniors and seniors at the '58 Prom. 1136- to 1 R C395-ax . Y-ni-rw 4412 6 Or anizoi tion Organizations arc unc of tho most inclispcnsahlc parts of SHS. Xlcctings, prnjccts, initiations, clccticmw, rccrcaticm, and pmgrains arc all wrappcnl up in that spccial activity callccl an organization. 'l'lif-rc wcrc two ncw mgaiiixatimis furiiiccl this ycar hriuging thc total to uvcr 25 organizations at our schoolg cach has its own clistilict charactcristics so that cvcryonc can final a plan- to ccnicciitralc his spccial intcrcsts. XVorkiiig cfficiciitly with fcllow mcmhcrs on projccts. carrying out official clutics as 0 ing parliamentary proccclurc, and living, up t privilcgc of ulmclmmiigiiign arc all part of thc Nam llmizciiisu that arc rcachccl hy pcoplc in organizations fificcrs, lcai'nA 0 thc l 'YW YY ii. HOV' lz Pnl NIcCoinal.s, Xlnrty Kuhn, Sur- Dcnison, Bctsi Vlllllll'SlfJll. Donna Nlcloy. Ann Stunts. HUXV 2: ,l.uiicc Xlctz, Kathy Clnrk, cl2lTlI1E'IlClJf'I'S, Nlurilyn B.lllSl71I1.'li, P.-nny -Ioncs, Marry Bcnnctt. HOW' 3: Don Tlionipson, Kalthx Briggs, Sguiclrn Anil:-rson, Lou Ann XYorl1nifl, Linrln l'vusc, lfnyi- Colo HOV' 4: Mrs. lic-ccc. Xlikc Nlount, Dick'Stn:1ls, Torn Cruluuu, john Briant. NOW' 5: Nlr. Buss, Eclgur Ch-nncnts, Chixrlcs lluhlcr, Boh .-Xclgunsc Urcn Olingcr, HOW' fi: Nlr. Nliiglit, Stcu- Xlolwrly. Xlilu' K1-uh-r. llnrolrl lliclinlnn, lllllll .-Xllcn Dcl'rcZ. Bill llL'lIll1lIlll. Student Council c olved Man Problems Sincc its inauguration four ycurs ago. Stuclcnt Council hns inaulc lurgc gains in thc workings ol- stuclcnt govcrnmcnt. Stuclcnt Council is coniposccl of rcprcscntutivcs clcctccl from cuch homc rooni. thc four class prcsiclcnts, nncl thc cclitor of thi- SQPIB. To launch thc ycnfs pioggmiii, scvcn incinhcrs of thc Council, along with two aulvisors. uttcutl- 4-cl thc stutc convcntion of the lnclizulu .-Xssocizition of Stuclcut Councils on Octohcr IS, nt North Ccnt- rnl High School in lncliunnpolis. Aftcr uttcncling thc work-shops nncl inccting clclcgntcs from othcr schools, thc SHS clclcgutcs wcrc nhlc to luring honu- nianv ncw iclcns. At thc convcntioirs husincss scs- 5 sion, SHS wus nznnccl onc of thc 14 high schools 5 in lncliainu that will hc ablv to scncl ll clclcgatc to thc national convcntion in Pittsburgh this sununcr. Stuclcnt Council has uccoznnlishctl niuny things 5 for thc school this vcur. Sonic of the projects wcrc: l un informal cluncc aftcr ax foothzlll Qaunc. innnngc- mcnt of all cluss clcctions, scllingz of Dircctorics, an coinmittcc to boost school naitriotisin, thc cstxihlish- .....J nicnt of ll quccn with il court for thc Full Xlfiml-U13 Dnncc. thc organization of ll mule chccring hlock ,lohn Bikini wus in clulrgc ol ilu- Stutlcnt Council lm. fl1QfUllf f'Y g-lumps' 211111 11 Slrlvc tv llilwv lllmllly pntriolisin proicct. 'UI' ssl, ,.,. Kllyl' Smitb cxgimiucs gi Dircctory wliilc -Iimicc Nlctz :intl Stn-vc Nlobcrlv, Council mcmbcrs, talk to prospcctivc buycrs Pgun Tunginlc :mtl Cburlcs llublcr. and Sponsored 'Vew Actl'vl't1'es. Tbc Stuclcnt Council lixccutivc Committcc is tbc top stunlcnt policymziking orgzuiimtion at SHS. lic-coming truly uctivc this yczu' for tbc first timc, tbc Exccutivc Committcc bas scrvccl its uppointccl cluty us ll stccring committcc for the Stuclcnt Coun- cil. A mccting of tbc Exccutivc Committcc is sclicclulccl bcforc cucli Council mce-ting. bllllly oroblcms tlint zn'isc can bc solvccl by tbc lixccutivc Committcc witbout culling ll mcctiug of thc cntirc Council. All itcms of Plll'21IHOllllf importzmcc must liirst bc approvccl by tliis Committcc bcforc tbcy 1u'c submittccl to tbc Council as ll wliolc. Une- of 'bc most important functions of tbc lfxccutivc Com- znittcc is St'l'Vl1lf.f as tlic Cll1'0-tllliitl' tor tbc Stuclcnt Council Constitution. All znncnrlmcnts to tbc Con- 'atitution must originutc in tlic Exccutivc Com- mittcc zmcl bc pussccl by Ll two-tbircls votc bcliorc tht- cntirc Council muy consiclcr tbc zuncnclmcnt. A big projcct of the Exccutivc Committcc was tbc inzuiugcincnt of tbc Frcslunnn clcctions lust Dcccmbcr. Exccutivc Committcc mcmbcrs-llill llcimamn, Stcvc Mobcrly, Harold Hickman, Paul Allen DcPrcz, and Be-tsi Tburston-constitutccl tbc Elcctions Commission wliicb liucl clmrgc of runf ning thc clcctions. Tbc officcrs of tbc Studcnt Council also scrvc :is tbc Exccutivc Committcc officials. Tlicsc offic- crs, tbc lffllll' class prcsiclcnts, thc Cllltlll'-ill-L'llll'lA ol' tbc SQUU3. :Incl onc uclclitionul Council lncmbcr from czlcli of thc four clusscs rcprcscntccl. com- posc tbc Exccutivc Committcc. Xlrs. llcccc. Xlr. Bass. amcl Nlr. NVrigbt, tbc Councils sponsors. 'also zulvisc thc lCxc-cutivc Connnittcc. l'lXl'fCU'I'lVl'l CONIXll'l l'l'll'l-HONV 1: lion .-Xnn xvtllillllil Bctsi 'lllnu'stou, Donnu Nlcloy, llolly Sclmus. C:u'nn'n Cocrs, Klllllf Briggs. l .iyc Colc. HOW' 22: Stcvc Nlobcrly, Xlilic Kcltlcr, Bill ,Ri'llllL1llll, lluroltl lllQ'l'iIlIllll, lfclgau' Clcmcnls. Bob Xmlzuns. lyillll .-Xllcu lP1'l'i'cZ. 1-ef Q! s ...Q X hX I. ,lewell Smith. vlurlith Hester, Hetsi Tlnrrston, Nan Sirkus, Marty Kuhn, Annette llenrlaisr ost xilh hose .Nun lxnubtl. Nr wrrna XXrIliams, Frances Oltrnan, Susan Xlerks. ,lu-ly VVagner. RUXY S Num s iiux tllillilh. lfxelyn Reece, RUXY 4: t'harles Kysar, john llrant, slim lflanlc, liolr llouse, Vlialln Hun: K 4 hi llaiolil llieltinuu, I'auI llc-l'l'ez, -lohn Spiegel. llean Sliellenlnn. These Seniors Earned the Hi hes! Honor Those seniors who are elected to the National Honor Society might be called the elite of their class. Membership in this organization is one of the highest honors which can come to a student, be- cause it represents the achievement of four years of scholastic work coupled with personal qualifi- cations. The top 25 per cent of the class is eligible for membership, and from this group the faculty selects 15 per cent of the class to be honored. Membership is determined by citizenship, character, and leader- ship, besides scholastic ability. New members were initiated at a banquet giv- en by the alumni members of the society on April 15. Both new members and their parents were guests of the alumni. The Reverend B. ll. Benner of the VVest Street Methodist Church delivered the address and Mr. Sharp presented the newly initiat- ed seniors with their pins, RUVK' I: Rita Saurlulixu. Nailciic Sirkus, Xornvl XYilli:uns. lfrluccs C x uni ' N x S t I' in Bu hw. ,lohu All-x:ivi+lL-i'. lat fmith. ,lnely jones. Mar-' Hcll ftuar. fc i on in nm I l'l1:irlm's Kyf-ar. lfvclyn Rrccc. Hn-Ni 'I'l1urslun. Nancy iil'li'fill1,wllll1!l 1 n 1 shaw. john Spin-girl, l'harlcs Iizuuctt, Su-wart Rgau, Novi- Mohcrly I iris lf c i i if lPcl'xcz. Forum Wember Discussed World A airs. This ycar Forum was composccl of 31 juniors ancl scuiors who had a kccu intcrcst in world affairs. To hccomc a mcmhcr of Forum a student must havc participatccl satisfactorily in thc Discussion Group, a training organization for nnclcrclassnicn who clcsirc Forum lncmhcrship, and rcccivccl thc approval of thc old incmhers. Forum mct on Tucsclay nights in thc lihraryg thi- cliscussion rangccl from thc Cuhan situation to right-to-work ancl from Bcrliu to Alaskan statc- hoorl, Thi- clulfs social cvcnts incluclccl a party in the iall anal a spring picnic iu honor of thc newly clcctccl inclnhcrs. ln thc clcctiou of officcrs last spring a tic rcsultccl in thi- sclcctions of prcsiclcnt and vicc- prcsiclcntg thcrcforc cach of the two prcsiclcnts and vicc-prcsiclcnts scrvcd a one semester tcrm. Uilicfix xxx-iw-: Xurulqi XX llllamx. .rczisiircrg ,Iohu Spicgcl. I rcsulcntg Simi- Hola-rlg, Yicc-l'rc4imla-ut: Vlizirlcs Haructt, Yivv-l'i'csiclciitg l.zu'r5 llchr. l'rcsuh-nl: auvl livcljn Rcccc, Scci'cIary. ROW' l: l.arr5 llodils. lion llowery, Hill Greenlee, .lim lfranlt, l5ill llellekznnp, john Brant. Mr. Mallers. ROV' .23 Vlirirles Iiymi-. 121-cg I-'nwlr Dennis llonuer, Vvenrlell llrew. Vliarles Ililrnett. jun lloyle, XYilson Allen. Mr. llass. RUXY 3: llrad llisliop, XYeuilell .Xlflriilgty lloug l.aelte5, lgiyton tiimlen. Boll Allzuus. ,leiry lleuson. l'l1il Slings, -lerry .Xrterliurn, Steve Xlnlierlg. Mr. llalili. H i- Y C on tin uecl its Year! Projects and lli-Y inenibers Bill Shaner, Langdon Scott. Steve Nloberlv and Danny lvie work in the elieckrooni. Hi-Y was fairly active this year with its tra- ditional service projects. Starting the Hi-Y year off was an initiation for 33 new members conducted by the officers in late October. Reverend james Horner of the First Christian Church spoke to the initiatesg faculty men were guests at the meeting. The main project for the year is always the two check-rooms maintained at the basketball games. Bob House. secretary, served as chairman of the check-room committee. Nlr. Bass and Xlr. Clapp helped to manage this project. and every member worked at least once during the season. Traditionally, Hi-Y is a semi-religious organiza- tion. 'lilie Thanksgiving and Easter Convocation programs are sponsored by the club with a guest- minister delivering the main address. Interested in community affairs, Hi-Y gave a boost to the local SCUFFY drive in the grade schools. john Spiegel, chairman of the service com- mittee, dressed like the little man with the big hearty and visited the elementary schools with the fund officials. Dr. Nicholas Cripe of Butler University spoke at the animal Father-Son Banquet in Nlarch. A picnic in the spring for members and their dates climaxed the year. RUXY I: llill Slianer, lvrry Smith. Steve Totten, ,Ion llshornc, llary NleK'arty. llc-:in Slieneman, jim Taylor. Danny 'lwl1lll'5lllll. RUXY .I: llal ltolun. liuhn Xlfolfe, Ralph Myer, llill lteiniann, Steve Slaton, Mike llrogan, llill Moss. l.angflon Scott. Alolin Suicigel. RHXY .tg lhful ,Uh-H lit-Prez, Slierulian Skiflnmre, Ray l.au'snn, llnrolil llielcman, llanny lvic. lloli Vfctniglit, rlllll I , . Sim-tli, ltalpli Itnilil. Larry Iilaich. john Stix-rwlu-i'. Extended its ervices into the Communit . 1-rs XYt'I't'1 Bolm llousc. Sccretaryg Langdon Scott. Scr- lnt-at-.-Xrnisq Dean Shenenian. Pre-sidentg Mike Brogan, mira-rg and -lon Oslmornc, Vice-President. The purpose of Hi-Y is To create. maintain, and extend the high ideals of Christian character throughout the school and community, Hi-Y is not only interested in maintaining good character in the school and community, hut also at all athletic contests. On the south Wall of the Paul Cross Cyni- nasium is a plaque which expresses the Hi-Y ideal on athletics. Play hard, play clean, win or lose, he good sportsmen. Planning Hi-Y projects this year were the five officers, the three faculty representatives, and the chairmen of six standing committees. Nluch of the Hi-Y work was done in the committees-workshop, activities, constitution, program, service, and check- room, with the assistance of Emerson Bass, sponsor, and Robert Clapp and james Nlallers, advisors. l'.XIHNI'f'I' RUNV 1: SICNIURS - Nancy Kuhler, Secretary: Paula Houston. Yiee-l'resi1lent: Sue Ilenison. l'rc-sirlentg lewcll Smith, Treasiircr. RUXY'J: .IUNIURS f Ilixic Linville, Secretary: Pat Smith. 'lireasnrerg Ruth .Xnn Ilaushaek, Yiec-il'resi- dent: Aloyee Love. Vl'rcsldent. RHXY R, SUl'llUiXlllRl'IS - Janice Metz. Yice-Prcsivlcxitg 'Frudy llaley. l'rt-sirlcntg Alcrrv H1lliK'1ll'- N'1'Vl'l1lI'b-Ireasurer. Row 4: SVUNSURS - Mrs. Vniisluek. Miss Ashhy, Miss NYilIiams. unslzine Girls Learned to H607 Themselves The Sunshine Society has been a guiding light to high school girls for 37 years. Its purpose is to promote the social welfare of the girls and acquaint them with civic and social service work. The policy-making body for all three groups is the Sunshine Cahinet. It is composed of the of- ficers and the sponsors of each group. lt is this group which decides what projects are to he used. By undertaking various projects, girls enrich their lives hy helping others. Nlemhers of the So- ciety often visit the County Home and present gifts to and entertain its residents. Another project in which all the groups participate is the selling of candy to help raise money, At Christmas time mem- hers of Senior Sunshine decorate a large tree in the main hallway. Cirls usually hcconie inemhers of Sunshine in their freshman year. hut this year hecause we had anticipated moving into the new school, there was not a Freshman Sunshine formed. Nlenilmership in Sunshine is open to all inter- ested high school gi1'ls. This Inembership can he very rich and rewarding to the girl who has some- thing to contribute to the organization. All three groups of Sunshine have at least one project each year when they serve others. The Senior Sunshine girls planned a tea to entertain and honor their mothers. This tea was held in May. The lovely Christmas tree in the main hall- way was also decorated hy senior members of the organization, as is the annual custom. Donna Alex- ander, Phyllis Balting. Hose Linville, Sue Runne- hohm, and jewell Smith helped to trim the tree. junior Sunshine girls presented a Christmas Party for all high school girls who belonged to Sunshine. Linda Kremzier served as mistress of ceremonies and Rita Sandman, Holly Schaus, and Mary Belle Stuart led group singing. 51'1NIURf-Rl1NK' l: 111-111 I'-k111l'l'. 5111111-3 Ash. Marty 1i:11111. N111c111- 511'1111m, I.1111l11 511111-. R11511 l.1111'111c, 51111111 1'11flllll11. ,X11111111 I.1111w111, 5111111111 5111ffIc'11. X1111'g11- Ale-ff1:1'11's. I11-v1'1'11 11.111-1'11s1c1'. 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ICUNY11: 14111111 I111I11111. 1.1111111 .X11111N, 1111Y:111111111111s.1,7 NI11111-11, 1.11111.1 X11111-1, 111115 XY:1g111'1, .K11111'tt1- 111-11111-111111, 1111111111 .X11-x1111111'1'. .X111111 l11111'111111111. 4111111-1 31111111 RKWY 7: 111111111 1'111'111. 111111111111 12111111111-11. .Xx1'11:1111 '11111'1111.1111, 51111111 1511111-1. 511111 R1111111x, 1'111 N11'1'11111, X11111-5 111'1ff1111. N1'111'3 1111111151 5111119 1'111'e11-5, 1'111 F11111115, b HeQU1'n Uther throu h ervice Projects '11 511114 111111 11 51111111 1.1-13 1.11111.1 111'11:11111. 1f1'11111'1-5 11111111-N, N111111 111'1-1'1111111'. .111.X1111 511-1141, 111x11- 1,111x'11111. ,1111111'1- 111110111-1. RUXY J' 1.y1111 1l1'111'k:111111, N'1111'11111 111111, 1'1'1:5l5 1.!111411N. 1.1111l11 K11'111111-1. 111-1'k1' .111f'1w1111. 1'111 N1y1-r, 111111 .11 I41-1111 1l111'11111. 1'111'1111- 51111111'1'5. K11t111 111111 11111g, 511:11'1111 '1'1111111'. K111 1'1-g1111111. R1111 5111111111:111. 1l111111- 1.11X. RHNY 4: 5111111111 1111111-1, A11111- K111111. 1.1111-1 XY111q111'1'. 1111111111 N11-1115. 31111 XY11 11IIll1N, 511111151113 R111X' 5. X:1111'1 111-Q1 1'1'. N:111L'5 51111111 1,111 51111111. N1.1111111 111111x1111c1i, 511s1111 51111111 11111111111 V111-1w. 1111111 51'111111x, RK1V1'11: X:1111'1 111-111111-1', 5111111111 .X11111-111111. 511.111111 1,111'11. 5111111111 1,1111gx11'1-vt. 111111 111111-.' l.y1111 111'1111111'1-11, R11W7g KJ111-51,1111- 1.1111111 AN11. H1113 14-1-. H1115 111-111- 51111111 ,111111 5v1':1111, 5111111111 1111111111 RUXY H: l'111111 I111111111. 1,1111 .X1111 XY111'1:11111, 5:1111 5111111111 51111111 XI1-1114 111111 111111'1tt. 1l111'111111- 1.1-1111-1, 1111111 7-H 1111111011. x SUI llUMURlifRUNY 1: Kaye 'lhurstun, S11ll3 R11tl1erford. Mary Ann Moore, Sandy Merry. Gi.1111y Dirks, Susan Stine, jane. Stiles. l':lZlj'!lE Totten. Pam 'l'1111gate. A1111 Fogel, ROVV 2: Sharon Hirscha11e1', Mary l.011 Grigsby. .lufly XN'ei11g:1rtl1. Mary lzllen Hall. 11111111111 l,rer-il. ,laniee Nletz. ,lurly Mcl,o111:1s, Nlzirilyn Nay, tinzly Mullen, Pat Larkey. RUW 3: I.E'lil.!lI K1'111ne1. Helen llr:11111:1g:el. Mz11'tl1:1 linlting. I.o1'ettz1 Sutton, Judy .X4l2ll'llS. f'Zl.I'0lj'Il NVilliams, l.i11da Pease. Iillfhllllll Hase- v11s1e1'. lionnie liirlc,-111, RUXY 4: ltaclwl l'l:111k. l':1t Itra11so11,je,1111ie Rae Richey. jerry llilkene, Jane Mcl':1l1e, Kay Hatteu. J Sllllfllll Ze-ll. Sllflflill Shzuler. ,lun Seen. iNI:1mlely11 VVells. ROVV S: Susan Sears, liillie Hutton, ,lanet Hester, lat M11cIJo11al1l, llonna Allen. Karen R11tl1erfor1l. Rita lioguc. Slnxrrell Moss, Mrs. f'lJlllSYOCli. sponsor. ROW' 6: Carolyn Jones. Urerizu Radford, , Sue Scott. Faye Cole. 1i1H'lJIll'2l lri1l1ly, janet l.ox'itt, ll:1rl'rz1r:1 xYPflllgl'lf, Judy Benehik. Trudy Haley, Indy Eden. ROVV T: Kntllp lloustzni. Mz11'11:1 Miller. jo11:1 lPr:1lu-. ,loan Kincaizl. Sue l.V111'I:1111l. A111111 Mae WYiley. Sherry Smith, Snnflra xx'?ll'fi6l4l, Ilinne Riiltes. Kxxrin Strawn 1 2 Members of Sophomore Sunshine decided that their service project wo11ld be the preparing and presenting of fruit baskets to shut-ins. So, with Marty Mitchell planning the project, they took baskets of fruit to invalids and the Rest Home at Thanksgiving. Every year, the girls who participate in these projects find that not only are they helping others, but they are also helping themselves to become mature young women who are ready to take their places as the leaders of tomorrow. Getting ready to sell candy were junior Sunshine 111c111liers. Carole Sanders, Pat Myer, and joyce Love. gf Q-z:'zQ 1 S1111 l,L'IliNl7ll, -I11.111 XYvl1sl1-11 P411 'Nh-C41i11. a111cl sllk' ll111111vl111l1111 lwlpm-cl Ulbiall 1111 H111 nlvlvris a1fl1'1' H111 XIHllIl'l'N D11 I4-1 or 771056 Both in and out 0 School ...f l,1f Xl11llr'11. B1-M1 ll1111'xlm111, 5111111111 Sl11Hlc'll. .111cl Alum-I XIUIII' 151.111 Im'llu'Sc-111111'51111sl1111m I1 1 '111 i HUXX' I. KJ151 S1111111, KJ11 1'1:1I11111. A11-11111 S1111t11, 1,11111:1 S11111-. 1'.1111:1 111-11-11111. X11111111 XX'1111g.111x. RUXX' Q. 141111 ll,-5mm111lA 1,11111.1 1'1-1111, 111-111 '1'11111x11111. 81111111 .XN11. 5111 IP1-111-1111, .111115 XY:11g111-11 NUXY ,lg 11111111111 X11-t111:l11, 111111111 1111111411- X1.1115 1i11l111. .X111111I1- 111-111111N1-11. 1:1-1111-11 V111-1x1 H1111 51111111 RUXX' -1: R11-v K111+1-1-1-1. Y.1111'5 4l111I1111, 5111.111 M1111-1 Y.1:11' 1C.1p111, 111111 N11:1111. 111111 3. XY11111111 ,X1111111111-, 111111' 11111541-af. S11-11' Xl11111'1'15, 11111111-11 111111. X111 K1111114 X11, l',11111-1111 Chalet Ybaclzino' was Started I1 FT4. 1'ilIfIlI'K' '1ql'k1L'1ll'l'S .-Xsw111'111111111 1111s g1'11x1'11 1111111 Ill 1111-111111-1's11111 111111 111111111111'it1 si111-1- its 111-gi1111111g ll' f'i'1ll'S 111111. 'l'111- l'1ll1J g111'1- 1111- lIlK'IlI1N'I'S Llll E115 1111111111111 111 1.11141 11111 11111-1111-1' 1111-1' x1'1-1'1- 'IIILI111-1011 to t1-111-11 111111 1'1-V1-1111-11 t111- Illilllj' 111111111111111111-s 111 - 1111111-ss11111. fylll' 111 1111- 1111' 1111111-1'ls 111 1111-11-111'x1'11s11 CI11111-1 ,--1 '2lC111I1jl l'1'11g1'11111. ff11111 lllf'1Il1M'l'S 11111-1'1-S11-11 111 111-1111-11t111'1' 111111 111111111' 111311 1111111 11'1-1'1- 51-111 '111 1111 . 1 11-s111-1-t11'1- S1-1111111x t11 1111s1-1'1'1- 1l'1lL'111llQ 111'111't11'1-s 111111 1111 S111111- 111111111 t1-111'11111g 111111 1-111ss1'1111111 lllllllilgi' 1111111111 1111- 511111111 111 1111- 0111-11 1l1111s1- -:1111'111g AIlN'l'1C2lll 1f1111c11t11111 X11-1-11. Sl'Y1'I'2l1 11111118 1111 tl'2lC1l g 111111 il 1111111-1 1-111111111s1-11 111' C1L'll1l'Illll1'f 711141 111g11 s1'1111111 tC'2lL'1ll'l'S 1111111-1111-11 111-1k111'1- 1111- Q1111111. l lf-X 111111-1-1x 11'1-1'1- 5115.111 X11-1ks, S1-1-1'1-11111-'111-.1w111'1-1': XY1-11 4' '. '11 .1-, '1- -, . -'- '1l1, 11115 1'l'ilI' f1ll' lllVlll1Jl'l'S 111-1111-11 g111111- 111111-1115 - 1? 1 11 f '12 11 1 -Q-V.-A 1 , 1 . 1 1- , 1 1 5 1 T l 1 S mf-1, Wi 619' I11111' ' A. 1 111111 11.101110 141111 5,11111111:111, 1.11111 11111111111-11. 1111111 N'111111f, 1':1l 511111111 111111- 1,11111111', l1111111.1 511-1111, 1,i1111g1 1111111111. N11.111111 N1111l11I1. 11.1.1 11.11l1111. 111711 ff X11-N X11'131111J1111. N1:1111111 1111111011. 1'.11 51.111111 S11.11'1111 1.111113-111-1-1. 511411111 111111113 1'.1l 111111 110111 11111111110 l,11111.1 11511111-N. 5111111111 X111111111. X11w.S11':11l, 141111 .11-111 .X1111 .X11xI111, 1.11111.1 .X111111, ,I11111 1111111I. ,1-1111 11111, X1,1111111 11111x11,1111. N.111111.1 ,X11111'1x1.11, .X11110 K111111. -111111 N114111. 'Y.1111'p 111101113 131-11' 1,11111111', 5111- 111111111-111111111 Future Nurses Heuaecl at Ma 'or Hospital l'L'SIl1JllS11D111f11'S. 111s 17l'0V1L11llQ1tS1lll'lI117l'I'S 11'it11 1111 11p1111rt1111i11' 111 111 tu, XV1ll'1il'l1 111 1110 X1111111' 1111s11it111 ilSilllll1lILf 111: lllll'S1lIg 111' 11011111 1111145 1il'0Ill 1iUl'l1l11l' S115 5111110 w1111 111110 1xll1lxl'i'l1 t110 IIllI'S1llQ, 1111111-ssi1111. 01 1 I1 1 118 111111 X111Q111'1', S1-1'1'011l1'y-'1'1'1'11511r1'1'g 1711111 11111: V101-1 1'1'si111'1111 1311111111 X11-1111, 1I'1'.S1l11'll1. 11111 191111110 Nursc-s c11ll1l, Sl7UllSlJl'l'l1 111' Xllss lJ1111:r0s N10-13111111111 S118 1111211111 211111 11111111111 -1011111 LI 11111 Nlls 1Nl'11llx Strait, SL'1IIl01 1111151-, s0r1'11s 111 110111 z101l1111i11t girls 1ll1C'l'US11'i1 111 this 111'111'1'ssi1111 XV111l vzzrimls 11'110s 1l1ilIlll'S1llQ 111111 lIll'l11l'il1 :101i1'iti1's :11111 llllC1l'I' 110111111 111151111111 0111111iti1111s. Girls 111111 11111111 1 IIIN 111 t110 1111111-Qs 111 110gi1111i11g 11111's1-s. 511011 '1s 011113111 1 pals 211111 100c1111g 1111t1011ts. Put N1iljlll' wus Ill 1 i'1l1lI'1'l' 111 11sf1i1f11i11g t111- 11ir1s 111 11lL'1l' 11115 at 1111 A r1 5 1 1- . L1 1111sp1t111. ,X A1 t110ir ll1l'l'11IlQS 1110 girls 1'i01v011 111111'i1's 1111 111-1 4 jrf. 5' 1,2 vv:':'v 2 il 2 t .. . K nshk A -Y .E , 5 . ' A . Q I Ji' ' M... . ff 1 4 'ii . W Q' t 1 4, A , lg, r,.,. ' 4- 5 A A if I M , A V lv W, .4 t , A' I I A P4 . I as ' 'J . M- ' V ', Q V t .Q V' W ' . Q- . p, 'ff -5 -- r W. 1 l ' , ' r A p, 4 V' ' A fi, ' V ', 7' . . in '-9. K W W : Q 1, . I 4 A ' 'K' u A ' . 4 N' if N 2 fl il. . ' ' . 1 ff. R , I lxUXY l: .ln ,Xnn lizarilncr. lla-My linllcr, llnnnic ll:u'lgci', Ro:-sc l,iy1ville, .linly Krciner, lflayne Totten. ,loann Stevens, Nlarjcry Jefferies. liim-cs Haiiues, Marg .Xlice NYiclwr, I.inala IJ:-llann, lliana liilhlle. liarlwzira Lancaster, l.in4la lbpple. Phyllis llnlting. RUVX' J: liunna lxilsay. Szilli Rutlicrfnril. l'atrici:i Klufortli. Sarah ,lane l.ce. ,lanice Gntclicr. ,lan Scott. Karin Strawn. Marlene liennett, Martha Keel, loXnn .Xust1n. Phyllis Ilall. Srinflra Roberts, ,lo:i.n VVL-hster. Sheila Roberts. Alice llatficlml. Bliss liorleyn. liarbnra l'ampln-ll. ROW' .41 I,inila lnclxil. Xlary .Xnn Xluorc. t'in4l5 Xlullcn, Sllaron llecklcy, Sliaron lirnwning, Mary l.ec. Nancy Kohler. lJnn.na .'Xlexzn1rlcl', l.in4la Anclis. lxnlh .Xnn Kennmly, janet Mulir, l.in1la Stanley, Shillci Vursley, l'at Vollins, Lincla Miller. ROVY 4: .lnVV:ni:i Haines, Marg Iiflen, xlnrli Xwlanls. l'.i1 liinniclt, Kathleen l'l:itt. l.yn1la llaltoin, Nancy llishopp, Xnnm llcznllee, llnrlxnrn Hass. Nancy Xlulir, Sarah Snyilcr. l'at Xlin ll nni We t in lx llullmtl K1 liunult lliilrui llill In. 4' . 'N..:iik' wi, ix ' ', .':'1 2. Home Ea Vlembers Took a Fic cl Tran. W K- '9:+fX 38 Membership in the Home Economics Club is open to all girls who are taking home economics courses such as sewing and cooking. The girls, big- gest project this year was checking, coats at the County Tourney. They also helcl a Christmas tea for the faculty. To learn more about home economics, the members see movies at their meetings and attend the Home Show at Indianapolis with their sponsor, Miss Bodem. This show presents exhibits of many clifferent homemaking features. Home Economics Club officers were Nancy lleacllcc, Vice- Prcsiclent, and Anna Bowers, President. C3 RW7 v7 3 -vw 'Q-ar 'US' ff X Xml l I in ov i iil l ll'lC 4illil.SfflUlXY l: Kziyi' Smith. l5:lrlml'1i llm-5. Nilllvlll' Sivkus. .XlJll'Tl1Jl llgivis, lfiilli liowlhy. RUXY ,fi -lmly XX.uu lmllih lli--tri' limlzi 1':ul'iuo, .Xmm lioxu-is. Row- l,iiixilh-. RHXY R: -lvxxwll Smith, l.iml,i Slim-, X111-m,i XX'i1,. 1, YI, Xlol1i.5llJlIoIl Sliiflli-tl, RNXY 4: .Xwiiiitli 'l'l1c'olv:llfI. Sm' Niillllrlvolnil. Susgm l l:itm, l'hxll1N lhltimg, HHH' 9 l. mls l v4l My liolllii l'l.Hu4'. l.xvifl:i lloluivm, lioiiim Xkrsl. Xnnry lloulir- Wzese Pupils acrl' iced Their tud Hall This officc' girls play am importzmt part in ihc' c-lil'iL'imll lll2lllllgl'lNl'lll of our high school. Tlicsv girls. who spa-ml onv pvriocl il clay working i11 ihe SHS imcl IHS officcs, zlrc sc-lectvcl from junior :mil sm-nior COINI11i'l'Cl' stuclvnts on thc lmsis of officc' aihilitv. sn-holiu'ship, responsibility, zmcl P6l'SOIlklllty. uilolnlic-'s Girls collect zlttcilclzliicc- slips, unswcr the phom: Oilily' iiivsszlgvs to stuclcnts, imcl nvrform om- tliousnml illlll om- oclcl chorvs which hm-lp ki-vp thi- lmsim-ss sich- of SHS running smoothly. ll, voifvc vvc-1' llvvclvll Ll hook in Ll lmrry, you cum 1lI7IJI'l'L'liltl' thc' SHS amcl 'IHS students who Qin- up il study pm-riocl to work in the high school lilmruiwy Unclcr thc' direction of Nlrs. Grace Nloorv, thi- lllJl'2ll'lilIl, thc- studvnts lcurn how to file hooks, liml the-in lor SlllCll'lltS, amd check them in and out. Occasionally Nlrs. Nloorc and hc-1' assistants holcl umlusting parties. They meet in thc lihrary All-ll'l' school Qmcl clust thc- hooks and shclves. I.ll4l4.XRY liI.l'll -ROW' l: Nlis, lix':u'u Hoon-, lh-4-ky XN'l1itcoiulu. Lim- Ili-mil'-I, K.nl-ii liuimiiig. -lgmiur l'llI'soi1s. l'm-ggi' Kmirr, liill l'ill, Xl.uioii-- -I4-ttrii-N. RHVK' J: Nfulvcy llisliopp, Yirky Klillvr. Num hollis, l':ul K'-vlllils. Kzwvim ll:u'x':-x. lilrmlzi llvwli. Q-3 31. N153-AlillVY l: Dean Sheilemziu. l.:1ngrlon Seott.t'l1arles lia1'i1elt. lohn .Xlt-x:1nrler, liill Vittnian, jerry Smith. RHXY J: Kenneth Perkins. .lim l r:1uk. Riehitrml Sclioelcli, Kenneth l.:1wsou, Vllzirles l'ruiI!, 'lloi114ii'l1l1z1I11, Ilill Reiumnu. RUXY 3: Steve lfuster. l,11r1y I ppersoii, ,lnhu Stieneker. Steve fXIohlel'. liui'r1'sl 'I'l11-olunlcl, ljllll llnxislon, I.1lr5 l5l:11el1. Doug l.111'kr-5, f' 'Y To become a member of the National Athletic Scholarship Society, a boy must have won a varsity letter and achieved a scholastic average of 87 per cent or better, Boys, who have qualified for membership, receive their membership medallion at the annual Awards Day ceremony in the spring. Because mem- bership in the society is strictly honorary, the mem- bers do not elect officers or perform any service for the school. Radio Club has become increasingly active si11ce its beginning four years ago. The :fifteen licensed amateurs who compose the club are divid- ed into three classes. Charles Barnett, Dave Smith, Roger NVhitcomb, Mark Comstock, john Comstock, and faculty members Melvin Davies and Marvin Carmony compose the advanced General Class. The Technician Class is made up of Tom Martin, Wilson Allen, and Stewart Ryan, Rita Fern Comstock and Wray Orem are faculty members in this section. Mark Pitts, ,lerry VVarble, and Glen Parker are in the Novice Class. Under the club call letters of KQGLV, the members participated in the National Field trials. The club also puts on a demonstration of equin- nient in a local bank in cooperation with other Shelby County hamsf' l hese C ubs Indicate Varied Interests. RADIO CLUB-ROVV l: Clen Parker, Dave Spittal, Edmund Kennedy, Charles Freas. ROW 2: Stewart Ryan, XVilson Allen KQAIYU, Roger VVhitc0mb KQIIYI, Tom Martin KQEJL, Charles Barnett KQCNVK. ROVV 3: Melvin Davies XV?-JP10, Mark Comstock KQCCU, john Comstock KQKFL, Dave Smith KQHXY, Mark Pitts KNQMPT, Nlarviu Carniony VVQNICC. aprons am' tht' traiclcwimrlcs of svnior girls who hc'- if 'ffl .1 45 0 N -, ' x 1 Q 3 x , ' A , k . , Q n mi fave ak - RUXX I' l':ir-Il Rist-i.Slm1'fm llroxxxiing, I.iuml:i lfirln-iii, l,iml:i Stziiilvy. Susan lflgltvi, 4'li:u'lc'iit' llcvlcficl, Xlurg lfwlvn. ,lulN:ul.i 4 ' l ' i limi Nlnhl 4..nm's. Nlmlifm- llmliictl, Niiiicy liilllilh. KHXY J: lliziim lllrlrllv. ,loam llL'hslt'r, lx:l5 llvnilvtl, Xiiiiry lxohlug x: ' . I I9:iilv.u,i fsimiilwll. l,11l1l:4 Xlillir, Xtniiry llumly, Nl.nlh:i Ro!-t-rson. RUN' R' llnrolfl llivltmziii, l':rul lit-l'rr1, XXX-mln-ll Ilia' llvll lhlli-lt.m1i'. Ilfitl-' 4ln.iii1-5. Iluimx Int, ,Xllnzi lir:u'l1ii1.ul. Nzilirh Null-l, 5l1.nrox1 Iirnfltlm-5, lmimzn Wvsl. l,.uix lhulils. Cbncessionaires Served at Net Games. XVhitm' hlousvs, clark skirts, uncl ycllow rufflvcl comm' im'mhc'rs of this sc-iwict' group. Thi' svriior hoys, who clo tht- rwllly hurcl work, wczu' tha- trzuli- tionul gray aprons If-ft ovvr from L'llL'Il1lStl'y clzlssvs. ,W llnclvr tht- supcwvision of Nlr. Thompson, SQUIIS husinvss sponsor, tht' flllllCl'SSlUllilll'CS pour gallons of colws, nuilxc' clizlilgv, pop huslicls of pop corn, :incl svll ice' crvaim ut all lmuslcvtlxlll guiiws. ff Sinu- thc' svlling prim' ol tht' SQUIB cloes not uovvr its cost, it is thc' joh of thc' Concc'ssionuirt's to mist' tha' vxtru monvy. This yc'zu', their moncy- MX' :lurking nc-tivitivs worm' flir1'c'ta'cl hy lizilph lluclcl. L-onu'ssion ni1i1iugc'r, and Nancy Griffith, lJllSllll'SS iiimmgvi' ol thi' SQUIIS. All thc' fl0lK'0SSlllIlllll'GS MTH' to lmw. H Int of fun Whih, Hwy IW,-form -Hwil. XV-l'IlLll'll llrn'w,' Nauicy Crillitll. lljlllllj' Iviv, Alllil ll.lrolcl lllllxllllll illu tum out Iiom aounlinv tht momx lo . 3 A . H . 7 Kzllllillill' Sl'l'YlL'c' All SHS. in poprorii lunulli. t'Il 7716 QUIB' E lillu' li ll1'lU lfllllt-ly .Xllvlvltv lla-lull-I-ull, Yrlrnlgl XYilli:lnls. l':lt 'l'lllllll1ls1lll, l':ll Kll'I':lill. Shil'l1'5 Ash. Sum- llcnisull. ' ' il lull XYl llni llllllll Ktl lx lillll Vlllilo R 4 lilllillt lllllll llllllltl Xlllll l':lul:l llullslllil. NNW I: Sumlll Sll- fs. K 3 Ju NIH A 41 2' ' Ili' , ' . I P .Z' lxullll. l.lllll:l Still:-. l':lul:l hlollvs. Xzlul-5 lirlffltll, RUXY .51 Rust- .Xllll Kll-ll-llvl, Suv Rllllllt-lullllll. Ifxvllll Rc-l-lx-. llvtsi 'l'lllllxl4lll, lullllll Ill--le-l' ln-lxrll Snlitll, Vllzlrlvs lizllzlvtl, lllllu Nlllllgvli lilll lllulllll. lJ.lllll5 llll. RHXN 4. l.llll .Xlllll lltlllf, Still Xl lllll Illl lx lllll lllll lllllll lxlllll lxulll Xllll lllltlll Ilul llllll lin lll Nlltlllllllll ,lil .. ll.ll ..,l v,,t l. m ll le around W, l- ft SQl IIS sttlll lIH'IIllll'I'S. wll'NYl'll Slllllll. SIINLIII Xll'llX5. tuul Xl-lI'lN lxllllll, sort I3lC'lIll't'S, . l . . . . R-E-A-L-L- Y B-LC! Tht- SQUIB, cliviclc-cl into thu husinm-ss :incl cclitorilll stuffs, is thv higgcst projvct llIlllUl'tLllil'Il :lt SHS. Not waiting until the hlll, much of thr- Dl'l'llIHllllll'y vclitorilll stuff work wus clonc' alt 'tht' High School Yl0lll'I'l2lllSll1 Institute- hy thv vclitolg Pkllll ,-Xllvn Dc'Pl'0z. Thr- Llclitoritll Stlllll., which was lnuch -:lllltllgtlcl tllis your. lX'gllIl work :lt tht- lltxgllllllllg of st-llool on such johs als taking and .idclltityillg nic-tllrc-s. writing copy, mounting picturvs, zlncl lnzllxillg sun' vvc-i'yolle's IIQIIDC was spcllc-cl co1'l'clc'tly. NlUlll'y-Illillillljl is thc goal of thv husinvss stzlll. A SQUIB sales contc-st, 21 lilfgl' and DI'0Q'l'0SSlYix suhscription clllnplligll, Llllll 21ClVltI'tlSlllQ 1lI'IlilllL'l'll lIlllCl1 of our lllonc-V. As 21 szllcs D1'OIlHJtlUll, thv COlHl7illCCl stuffs lJl'0vSl'lltPCl il SQUIB fjlJl'lY0l'illlUll which wus highliglltc-cl hy the singing of thclil' fl1L'lIN' song. Thv othcl' portion comes from thc- COI'lL't'S- sions alt thc hzlskethzlll galnlcls. Ullllttl' tht- Clll'l'Clfl0lI of N2lllL'jf' Griffith, husincss lN2lll2lgt'I', Illilllf' cokm-st hllffs of popcorn, illlil it-L' CI'lx2llll sticks wc-rv solcl. 3-9 , Thv work on thv Squih liixjlllll vc-ry slowly lust fnllg hut, us the sales vnclvcl llllll thc' clciltllillcs llwllvcl, thcl pact' lJl'C2lIlll' quitv livt-ly. Thi- inox- pCl'll'llL'Cll stuffs OVCYCQIIHL' gigantic ohstllclt-s to colnplvtc- the 1959 K'Stl'c-alllllillvcln SQUH3, illlll tht- St2llclS join in hoping that you clvrivc lasting Dll'1lSlll'0 from your copy. Nliss Cllicnowetlrs journalism stnclcnts gct a chancc to put their knowlcclgc to nsc wht-n they pnhlish thc school ncwspapcr, tht- Cflllllllili. cvcry tlircc- wc-cks. Stuclc-nts luccomc quickly ac- qnaintccl with all asoccts of thc journalistic proll-sk siong first they must scll aclvcrtising soaci- to local hnsincss firms and subscriptions to stnclcnts to 'lin- ancc the oapcrg and thcn thcy must gathcr thc news, write it, anal 4-clit it hcforc the COURIIQR can he pnhlishccl. Oncc a ycar the hnclcling nc-wsmcn anal womcn have thc opportunity' to turn thc-ir tale-nts to a liqhtcr vcin-on April l thc SCURIKIICH is Unh- lishccl. This is a comic ncwspaocr. Each semcstcr the class mcmlmcrs visit tht- SHEIJSYVILLE NENVS, whcrc they takc '1 tour of the plant ancl ohscrvc how a claily ncwspapcr is puhlishccl. Thr- NENVS also awards scholarshiws to two innior students who show the most aptitnclc for thc ionrnalistic profcssion. Thcse two attcncl the High School journalism Institute at Indiana University. During thcir senior year, they take tnrns writing a claily column of high school ncws for 'thc NICXVS. XVinncrs of last vcar's scholarshin, who wrotc the Bctsi 'l'lnn'ston ancl Stcvc Nlohcrly wcrc- tht- high school Clllllmll tlIiS yltillj, XVCTO livtsi TllllI'Sl'0II illlll SUWQ' 0lllIlllllSl.N for thi- SlIlil,l3YYIl,l,lC NHNVS. Nlqybpl-ly. The CUURIER Published Hi h School News. COURIICH ST.-XFl fllOXV l: Xiartha Davis, Sharon Xlnrphy, Charlene Bcneficl, .lanicc Cotclicr. ROW' 2: Charlcs Pruitt, Phil Tinncy, Ki-nt I,ati1ncl'. .lolm Coniston-lf. IKOXX' 53: john Alt-xanclcr, Cary Ilinne-, Kvnny Pm-rltins. Nliss cllll'llUXYl'lll. 1 , i 'lllll' liantl is nftcn callccl upon tn proyitle music lltll' tlic sclinol. xlilI'Clll1lg at tliv fnntliall games and playing clnring tht- l1all' at tht- lmaslwtlmall ganivs are two of tlw inain prnjccts of tlw liancl. CTS? Stmlcnts wow 1-11tc'1't11i111-cl liy tliv lmancl at tlic Cliristinas Co11yo1'1:tir111 ancl by a spccial concert i11 April. The C0lUlHlIIlilf' also livarcl tlu' liancl at the annual Bancl ClOllCl'I't. For Statc Band Day, the niusicians travvllvtl to Plll'Cllll'. The bancl Won 11 firsts ancl 13 seconcls at tlit- District Nlnsic Coiitc-st. At tlir' Statv Contt-st, Elizalwtli Frm-as won a sg-L-1 ntl on licr clruin solog Elizalmctli ancl Toxn Nlartin cap- turvcl ll sccnml on tlicir lll'lllU clnvt. A ycry i1npr1rta11t part of tlic lmancl is tlic inajor- cttc-'s. TI111 girls practicc in tht- SIIINIHUI' and tlie-11 arv clioscn in tlit' full for tlic-ir twirling aliility. Tlw girls won a liirst i11 Class A Division at tlic R1-giiriial ccniipctitioii, anal a svcoiicl in State trials. The Bancl is gguvc-riiccl by ll Band Ccmncil niatlc- 1113 of first cliair IlNlSlCllll1S and tlic- officers. Bancl OlllC'l'l'S wcrvz Dcsylv Clianey, Presiclcntg Day? Burgess, Yiw-Pmsiclciitg ancl Nancy Brcclcllovc, Ulll'l'l l'lfS-HOXY l: Dixic- Liiiyillca Bvtty lflllll'l', tlllil cgoclvt,uw,-'l'H,,NlWm. IJl..uK,ig -hlfrityu Clwwm. is HN, llllll Stilvs. HOV' 2: l,i11cl11 C.ll'I'lL'4J, Yam-y lll'Nll'l', anal ' w. .. clirvctmmr. l111lx lxit III4 1. f O O l 716 Bam! Provlded Music or Exchange .go- 1 l y 1. A Sb V , .. . . .. , ,. lxUXX l: -I:11n1-s l'1Qlwr. 111115 ll:1n111r1', 5l1:11'1111 l.1111gst1'1'1'l. l.ylIIIl' li :111111'1'll, l1'1n:1 Al1111l14-11. .X111111 NIQ11' Hllcg. lvggy Nlnlir. l'.l17:1l1t'1l1 l-1ll1s4111, K.15 l'l:11t. N:111v5 lirillitli. .X11111'tI1' llt-111l1'1s1111, RON J: -I1-115 l'lq1tl. Nnnry Illm-1ll11x'1'. llnlv llnxvi, Nl.11il511 Stix-rs. Sall XX1Is11n, .X1111 H111111. l4411111it' lfi1lcn1, Rim S:1n1In1:111, Kathy Il1111s11111, XYils-111 .Xll1-11, ,ll'YIUlQ l5.XXIlffNUXY l' Vlwryl Xlngvv. ll-'lm llzufll. l,ilvlv5 Vulxlwl, .'1i.n hlglllznns, llvmlis llznsix. Al11fl5 XY:4gm'1. linxmllv 1 nvlllx lngqxg l'.u'lwv. -lnnux XY.4Ml-nn. IQUXY Q: llc-xx-fly l4:1v'1l:ul,Str-xv NIIUHII. .lzmct lfux, .lim l'vl'klnx, Runnin- Zn-llm-1. 'lhlllnuuy llv mm lu 4'l.411-. l..lv'13 Svvulvp. Stl-xv I.:wlwy. -l--N5 KIcNlvvl1:u-l. wl:u'l4 Iinxwll K-ln-I Mrmg. l',nlw:u'fl lrzmxz l4:ulr:u':l Nlzalln. Nanny Klum umm lx lui lmrwuxlvwn-I, Slsmlq Humlxxxxl. RUN' 3: l.:111x lflm, 'I'ivm Slnlpirilll, Hill Vg-ll, lim-u-fly lllsnig, lmuix l'rvv, lil lligpinx, K4-Ill: ll Ill lun! llzntlu-Ill. lintlly .Xlml1g.ul1, XX':n5m' llzlttiulll, Concert , Convocation , and Athletic Events. V' h A Wx, to i l I l ll WX l, 'llmlv Xl.u11ll.'lHmy ll,1llr1-utxnll, Sh xl- l.:l1vs':lvuv', 'IR-.I llclu-5. liilvf Q' filvxc Xldlrvu, lllrlx Sl-Imm-Ich, Hula S llrl-114 llmxnl l lkmfuxplm, Xl1l,1- Xlwunl. 1.u1l Nlllvx, .Xllf-vw l'c-vwv, l':1t Nlnwv. Nm-vl lfllxwm, -lay lll'zr1uwvll. Iingvx' XYl1il4'mnl1, Sunny: Xlvill-, RUXX' 3- Y' Ulm.: Xlnlm, In-V Ifxxlllu. lI.nxv liurgp-X. Hull liwnlmllt, liuylm' i'l1:nm'y, lfwrusl lllulu-V, S14-xv H,lm1'm'. l'lx:u'lmw IIUI-Il-lg lQu'l1.unl Xllmyf lmlx I-lm-N Nlmvy llvxlwpp, tlmxlx-N lwvfu. ,l-'lm NIM lzlm, lD:lx ll lflmw-,.Xvtl11urNXg11-fm. Nlzurla Xlmmt. ,-... wr SIYHIXH S'I'.XliS-lifllx' l: l':u1l:i lloustou, niuux llirlxs. Xl:1r.ix'u Nay. llvelq Xlourc. RUN 11811411-htiiie Rita Szinvlniau, .luily jones. Shaiuu Sliziuvr. RUXX 3: Nliuluu liusiiu luilith llvsler lfvelxu lwti 4. kathy lloustuu. Composed of thirteen girls who have the iinest voices in the Senior Hobecl Choir. the Singing Stars invariably win awarcls in state competition. This year the group placed first in our District and first in the State. Evelyn Reece is Presicleutg Paula Houston, Vice-Presitlentg .Iuclith Hester, Secretary- Treasurerg ancl Alucly jones, Librzlrian. Becky Xloore serves as accompanist for the group. The Boys Clee Club might be called the counterpart of the Singing Stars. Like them, the boys are selectecl bv Nlr. Schulz on the basis of voice quality ancl personality. This year the Clee Club Won tirst in our District and second in the State competition. President of the Clee Club is Mike Brogan, Larry Cehr is Vice-President, and Dennis Bonner is Secretary-Treasurer. These two groups make up the Show Group, which performs at many local programs and visits neighboring schools. Nan Sirkus and Donna NVest serve as the groups announcers. The Senior Robed Choir is made up of sopho- more, junior, and senior music students chosen for voice quality by Nh: Schulz. Officers of the choir are .lerry Neafus, Presiclentg Evelyn Reece, Vice- Presiclent, Linda Eiclem, Secretaryg and Nan Sir- kus, Treasurer. Accompanists are Nlarilyn Nay and Becky Nloore. Our Choral Groups Performed before l Nlllli lilblllfll l'llUlRfRUXY l: l.inil1i lfirlein. Secretary: lfxelyn llecee. Yiee l'i'csi1la-ul: ,lerr3 X:-xifus. l'resiilc-nt: Naileite Silius 'llre:isu'e Xluilxu Nay. lleelty Nluure. Vianists. ROW' 2: liillie Hutton. Trurly llaley. l ranen- Haines, I.oIa KleNeel3. I.iu:l:i llellaun, Sue Sears. ,Xunc I1 lliilviri l intl tml K'i1nimu limi Viuux Iliil liulx line l'u1li llru Un I null QUXX' X: ,luclie .Xiluiny l':lrul5'u lleclqinziu, Su--:in Seo , 1 ' 1 1 .: .s : ' ' VY. 1 Y ks., -' k I -X, 1 1 I s i , I in N45 l'i.ili-ru, I.5uil.i llaltoui. Sheila liulierl-, l,uretl:i Slllluil. NNW 4: Shirley .Xsh, l'n'gg5 l.:irulis, liuunzi NNTSI. Kathy lluusiuu. -lurlilh lli Im Flmiuu liustiu. Rita Saurliuuu, Susie Stiuv, Nluiy lflleu Ilall. Sue XYurl1i1ul. Sliuruu Sham-r, llelcu Xlefgilu-. I,inmlgi IH-gist-, ,Xuue Kuhn IXITXX livwl liuhu. Mary llalnuei. If Nl, llepp. Iliwlt l':ivur5, Vlrfirlifs Iiurnett. Ruger VX'liiVi'oiiilv, Hilti' Nluuul, Ileuuis liuuuer. Mike llziiisliuelt Iii 1 Iiuiuvss, Iluu 'l'i'.ig4-ss:-r. Stew- Hai-lt-, RMXX' ug ,lunirs -lurilzui. ilwralvl lenipliu, Holi liuifluu, Klux Shmlley, l.:urv'5 lin-hr, Xlilce Iirogziu I li liruh, Ru-lmiil Ih-nut-il. Stewart ltxitu. i'll:iI'l--s llow. lime l5ll'l'1l ll1'V'. 'llefl ll l'F. Nlilte lloxvr. 1 1 1 l 1 fn- 1ll.lfl'1 1'I.l'l4-NNW l: Miki' Ii1'u1.::111 RUXY J: Hike' Nlu1111I, IM'1111ix l4111111L-11 H1115 ll:1111111'1', I 1'4'1l1l1r Kuhn, Rrxgn-1' XX'l11tL'u111V1, Klux Shzullvy. RUXY 3: Stem- Mz111lc'. Miiku lJ1r1'c1'. ,lL'1'1'5 N0:1f114, l3f111 'l'1':1g1wsL'1', H1111 l'111N111i11111'1'. 1'l1:11'l1's H:11'111-11. RUXY -I: QIHI111 Imulv. 'VMI Hn111'5. 111-1':1l4I 'l'1'111pli11, lf NI, Hvpp, Ilick l':1111s'y, Il111'1- 11111411-ss, IUWK' 3: Ri1'l1:11'mI ll1'11111-tt, 1'I1:11'lsw 131111, Xl1l11- Ii:111-Imrk. Huh 1Lu14iv:11, 510111111 Rjilll. l,1111'5 111-hr. the tudent Bod andthe Communit . ll XIHR 4 Hlillx 'RUN l: l,1111i:1 lluck. l.111rlz1 lI'llk'lP. ,I:1111'1 ll:1tt,4'.fl,.11111:l .l1111l1L-11. 4511111151 I':1g1', Xllllj -Iillll' lJc.11111s. 111111111 31111111114 .IWI5 XX1'111l11. -l:1111'1 l.1m1v1'. Xm'111:1 XXl11s1111:111. .X1111L- l',w111g, RUXN Z: ll:111113 ll:1lu3. ,l:111L'1 Iwx, lx:1,1'1'11 fX11m1'1'11v:14l, H1111 H1-th .XM-l. ,l1lU1ilC lvlr. lim-11'1'l1 1'r.1ig4 Hvrlxy XX'I1i11'u111lr. I.51111 S11lm11o11, iiuil S11-e-th. .lcilll H1-1113 ,Xllfr Hriffith. -IL-1'1'3 NlCNl1Cl1:11-ls, K1'1111y ll:11'li11'I1, H1'i:111 lIL's101', X:111c'y Mlm! 911111-1'1. NHXY ,Yi -IUL111 IP1-H1-11.11111r, .XIIII 'l':15lm11', .X1111v SL'll4lt'll'l1. ,l:11151'Q- l':1141r11N, Rirllzllwl Hzlltillg, 1.111115 Viral, No1'111:111 -l:111L-5. -l:15 l'l:1p11. Ilglxifl 1 Nl:11A1!1N. lu-Iw1l l,m11gx111-111, H111 lvll, H111 XX1ll1:1111s. NI:11'g:11'1-1 t.11NI1w:1. 5111111111 XX1Il1:1111w, I,1111l:1 l,:1111lv. RUVN 4: .X1'1l1111' IM-l'1'1-1, Xhkq- Stunts H1111 S1-xluu. Nlilw H1'1111111'1'. Hlc-11 .Xmlim Stz111h'y llfrmlxxill. llnxirl H1m1'L'. l':111l -lun-I-ll. UL111 l!:11'111-11, H1-n1'gc Ih'1111gl1t1vI1-1115. Ruxs Rm1'l:111fl I'f1I11:11'1I lllgggiyw, Kuhn-1'l I41'u111n'1'. 47 v 45,98 in 2 x 'Q fy V- L . ff' Yi? 59 Qfiiin, ' i f ,M V -4 NOV' ,c 8 sq f , f , .45-Q, Q 1 A, Q, lg uf, ' ff17,gi:i '+i54-1E1LLf,:f . ' :vb , .. . ,If h.4.M,f V m y V Y P' P . ig, v L , ff fi-M pf W' E T Q91 ,rf yi ' . .lx 8 ' W-'.--,N ff-,Lag ig ' lf '-11 A M fi . ',, A ' 035 Q,.Iw', ff J .0 I ports Athletic competition is onc of thc main stays at SHS. XVithont our tcams, coach- cs, ycll leaders, cheer blocks, and sup- port from the community, our school would bc a terrible place. Evcry school must havc school spirit: our athlctic tcains help to formulate this csscntial part of school life. In athletics, New Horizons arc reachccl if we can always 1't'1l'lCllllJ6'1', From thc opening toss-up to the closing gun, it's not that wc won or lost hut how wc played the gainefi 49 'N 1: ll-th Veulrlelt. llvelt Stunts, Steve 'l'otfe'v, Slew- 'llic-nlml4l. XYenrIell llreu. Kenneth I,:xuson. l.:151nn fiirlen. .lim Sleeth, l'hil Slings. I l .X:l.nns, RHXY 2: Rielmrtl llennrlt, llznvifl llnrnes, K'l1:n'les Ilurneit. Ali-H5 .Xrterbuln, R115 l.:luswn. -lnhn Nlmtin. Xllrnflit- lille. 11:10 llnnw. lningqtlnn Semi, firm-pg Ifoul, llrln 'l'l1ur-lon. RUN' .li llill Reinlzxnn, ,Inn Usl:o1'm'. lloh XXX-tniglii. Sims' Sluton, Klxke llI'il1.filIl. Toni 41 hzinn, llzue 'l'lio1i11-soup llvelt Selnwleli, Hong l,:u'ltey. lf. Xl. llepp. ,lohn XYolfe, llill Mow, ,lohn Stienelter. Wie Varsity Grid Team Had cz S bw Cbaclz Bob Pedrlelt. Xlilte Brogun, and Wendell Drew run to and nu ll lllC'lill'. This year for the first time. il Football -laun- boree was held for SCC tezuns. It was held on Labor Daly, and each team locked horns with another for one quarter. SHS whipped Columbus 7-0 in their .lumboree tilt. Strong SCC foe. .leffersom ille, edged the Bears 19-133 in the first gznne of the season. After an scoreless tie in the first half of the gznne, Connersville staged an fourth quarter rally to tromp the team IS-7. The lieurs notched their first victory by whal- loping Franklin 34-7 on the home gridiron. Xlurtinsville glided by the local Bruins fi-0, and successive defeats followed ut the hands of Columbus and Rnshville. ln 11 non-conference tilt at their own field, the North Vernon Panthers were routed by the Bears 38-20. The Zininy-inen wound up the season by handin f Creensbur Y ll blisterin f defeat with at lo i- 3 B if 1 sided score of 44-0. Although losing many fine players due to Qzlllilllilflflll, Coach Ziinny should have plenty of inzlteriul for next years grid wars. liolwrt Zininy rvplacvrl john Pagc- who rc'- signvcl as varsity lootlmall coach last yvar. Bcforc coming to SHS, Nh: Zinniy scrvocl as assistant lootlxall coach at NVaslihurn Univ:-rsity in Kansas. llc- also coaclim-cl at Xlontana Statv UlllVC'l'Slty. A fornic-r pro gricl star, thc nvw coach playvcl on thc All-lfig 'l'c'n 'l'c'ain ancl tlirvv all star UHIIIIS whilc' Q in collvgv. 3 Mm-ws This season, Coach Zininy has usvcl a cliffcrcnt vt-rsion of thc 'I' formation with an unhalancc-cl lint: Ht' clrillvrl tht- hoys through two practicc scs- sions a clay starting in varly August. Coaching tht- I'0SlxlAVl' foothall tvains for thc lirst tiinv this yvar was Eugvnc- NIQNQ-w, Xlr. Nic- lx N--4 in-nv' Nt-w gracluatc-tl from New Mexico State Tcachcrs it R Colle-gtg ancl liv previously coachc-cl at Flat Rock ' P ancl Nohlc- Township. Teaching junior high shop ancl coaching the junior high basketball tvzuu oc- cupy inuch of his tiinc. Alainvs Nlallt-rs, English tcachcr, coachc-cl the frm-slnnan foothall team for thc first timv this svason. A-Xftcr graduation from Bluffton High School, Xlr. Nlallvrs gracluatvcl from liutlvr University. H0 also coat-lws frm-slnuan haslwtlnall. Ht-N4-w. anal Bolu Zimny. lfoothall Coat-livsg Chau- Svxton, Yaiiglun Dralfv. l':IlQ.fl'Ill' CllflClfl.l1l.Sl'l6Cl eason with a 3-5 Record 1958 FO! 7'l'l3.ttI,I, SCOIHCISC YARD i sus X .lc'ffc1'soiivill0 I9 13 1 0flOllIl0l'SVllli' IS 7 l Franklin T 334 'Nlai'tinsville' 6 0 'Colunihus 23 IIE aliusllvillc I3 6 Nrtrth V4-rnon 20 138 nc:l'l'l'llSlJlll'Q: 0 4-1 ,lfX,lll5Ol'llfl'f ciOllIIl1lJllS U 7 O Dvllotvs SCC ganws . , . . - . Bill lxvnnann, SUIIIUI' half-liaclx l'c'c0lx'c'cl tht' Lovcitvcl Kiwanis .Xwarcl for his outstanding pmt- formancc- on thv varsity footlmall tvain. Atlilctcts arc- iuclgccl for thv qualitics of grcatvst personal acliicvmncnt in playing ability. st-lf-clisciplinc, at- tituclv. and cooperation. .-X conunittct- coniposvcl of Kiwanis inomhvrs ancl high school coaches ancl officials make thc' sclvction. A tlu'Uv-liar lvttcr winncr for his work on l, Xl. Xll'K1'.lIlll. Drain ol' Boys. pre-sviits Bill llviniann with lla- lxiwanis lfoothall Award. llfflflllll- that tm-Luu, Bill was also cl:-L-tml to that .-Xll-Coiifvi'vilLv Utillll, anal sharvcl thv Co-Captain's Star with Xlilcc- RICSIQRYIC 'l'l4f.XIVIfRllXY I: 4'l1:n'les l ra-as. ,lack Xlelluffy. Rick Sanrlefur. Ilick Staats. Steve Usborne, Kenny Caworul, Dennis llmmer, RUVY 1: xlohu lloub, llelluert Roberts, Ilill fll'ah:m1, Vlhorlie llilv, Ilnlm l't-drielc, Tom lir'l1:uu. Steve Kuhn. Hike Iiayln-ss. ROXY 3: Roger XYl1ilcmnlv, l'. Nl. llt-pp. Iirnie liugle. Ilave 'I'limnpsm1. Dick Sehoelch. Steve llreen. Len Thoma . U Morris Roluers ll. Todays Reserves are Tomorrow is Stars. FRICSIINLXN FllO'l'l!.Xl.I.-RONY l: Tom Ili-llvingi Iloug Miller. Ramly Long. l,zu'r5 XYood. Tum l':ittersm1, Town Reed. Tim Fuller. RUVK' J: Roger Hotelier, Rieliaril Kremzier. limb Knight. jerry Qt:-wart. .lohu Breeding. llill llumr-. Don Follins, RUXY 3: Alan Koehler, john Tobin. .lim Kremer. Max Meflilley. Lonnie xY!llliC'l'. l-rlm llariliug, Tum Rogers. Itieliarrl lliggin, Coached by Eugene MeNeW, the reserve foot- ball team finished the season with a 3-1 record. The team edged a strong Connersville squad 14-13. Picking up another game, the Bear Cubs mowed down arch-rival Columbus by the lopsided score of 19-6. The team lost their only game to the Conners- ville Spartans with a score of 0-6. Closing the season, the boys whipped Franklin 18-12. The team members showed great promise using the Wing T formation, and they should pro- vide the varsity squad with some strong material next year. Leroy Dee Compton was in his third year as coach of the Golden Bears, and Vaughn Drake remained to coach reservesg lim Mallers and Eugene McNew joined SHS this year to handle the freshman and junior high games. The liens had a winning season, They brought home the Holiday Tourney Crown for the fourth consecutive time, but relinquished our hopes of winning the Sectional two years straight by losing a heart-breaker to Nashville. We were third in the South Central Conference in basketball. Arranging things for the practices, helping in- iured players, and keeping equipment in top order were the all important managers. The freshman, reserve, and varsity were served by four 1lTlHilg6I'S. Two junior high boys managed their team. New this year was a statistician who figured averages for the squads. To bolster cominunitv relations and to pre- view the team's plays, the athletic department snonsored another Basketball Clinic this year. The clinic was held just before the start of the season and the team displayed their wares', for the fans. All in all it was a successful year for the Colden Bears. We hope the next one will be even better. BASKETBALL 'COACHES-ROVV 1: Leroy Dee Comp ion. Vaughn Drake.. ROW' 2: jim Niallers, Eugene Mc-New Varsity oppecl Fourth Holl'clayNet rown RUN' 1: Steve Mohler, Doug Lackey, Steve Slaton, Jerry Smith, Tom Crahain, Phil Lackey, HOW' 2: Bill Reilnann, Days Barnes, 'lon Osborne, Forrest Thcobald, Chet Vaughn, Dan Thurston. w sf i M .2 , W .sf-, :I 0 as . H if up eu 1 f ill ill sa 5 ea 'f ss, an 'fi aaff T 22 6 3:01 ' . K ' T . ..,,. QE i p . I 3 p .LX T A EU A c it UI 1 it T . 79-5-4' P , - .Q zf, i if , M., S , u i r 5 . 1958-1959 BA8Kl2'1'11Al,l, 8COl11CBOA11D C1111111'1'svi1l1- 65 73 SHS '81-y111o111' 72 fm-'1'1'ti111111 67 8ilv1'1' C1'111'11 51 531 B1oo111i11gto11 48 553 Nlllllflt' fl1'IltI'ill 75 133 l111li111111polis Att111'11s 76 59 ofl0llIllllJlIS 61 59 1C'W1S 'tg 39 50 111511 NEW Y1cA11's 'r111111N15Y N1111't111svill11 73 fDlJlllDll' ov1-1'tim1'j 75 Rushvillc 51 70 'Jl 11 k' 52 55 ,, lm lm C111111111'svi1le 53 51 .11'ff1'1'so11vi111' 82 68 pX111l1'1'so11 60 62 Q 1 GR I 'H fm 43 1959 SECTIUNAL 'IOUHNIUY llS1V1 1- 11 . ll1Lllilllilp0llS llowo 55 70 Tmlml 43 47 I t b U on 51 69 8o11thw1'st1'r11 56 70 1- 1 1 . .. Xl111liso11 72 68 Nf'Sl 'lllfi 62 59 uSUllll1IJ0l'l 115 63 131-11ot1's SCC 21111108 andFl'n1'sl1e1l the Season with a 14- Record l'1cver1-1111 S. -1. Cross pr1-s1'11ts Danny '1'l111rston with fl1l' 1'.111l Cross Aw11r1l. NVi1111ir1g the Plllll Cross AWLIl'Ll is the l1o'11- of every v111'sity 1111sk11t1111l1 pl11y1-1'. The AW111'1l, 05451111- 1is111-11 i11 1919, is pres1111te1l for t111- shown traits of 11E1111'ti1' ability, Cll21l'klCtl'I', SPUl'lSII12ll1Sl11IJ, '11111 sg11ol111'ship. Re-ve1'1'1111 AI, Cross p1'1's's11ts the 11:111l111 i11 111111111' of l1is 8011, Pillll, who was Cltpfillll of the l111s1cet1111ll tltillll, 111111 the first Slwlby fltlllllly hoy to he killed in 11cti1g11 i11 Xvtlflfl NV111' 1. D1111 Tl'lllI'St0Y1, senior lC0l'XV2lI'll, was 11111111111 t111' f1:1'ty-sixth r1'cipie11t of the covvte-11 l1o11or. A tl1I'L'f,'- 11111' letter Winner for l1is service 011 the varsity, Dilll also 1'1-1eivc1l the C21IJfii11'llS Star hy votc of l1is fel- low team 111c'r11l11f1's. WVi1111i11g berths, o11 the All- 5CCt101lLll 7176211171 S8lL'Ct6'tl hy thc to111'111'y officials 111111 on the Shelbyville News All-Sectio1111l 811111111 were t0lll'I16?y highlights for Dklll. A11 1111-1'o11111l lltlllttftt, 131111 11lso letterecl i11 golf, cross-co1111t1'y, 1111s1-111111, 111111 footlnall. 4 'F 1 , 'Y 5 . M, We 'Qu H M4 , 'Vx W L , 3 kr My Q 45 RL 53 3 . ff f F J' 'if bug! er Fil' f 'X ax 3 I Q ,' l f ' . n keg h - I 1 t ik S X Q 4: ,, 'K ' NX. If 5 nfnlcsllxluflwxx 11 'llwm s'..m-V. J 4 xml, Slcxn .X-Ilxiyu. liwlvlrx KH 3711, :I - Imxr 5yr:u1vlluulm'l'. .lay H1.m1xull. 'X Q XA Hung Hiller. Ilmx 'l'lw1l11vs.,:1. with :,: j JL mm' .11 mn lk-Iliux. Hull Ilmm-. - M .- '.,' - 'I' - T. Sunny Sclvllipluqnl. .Xlhn l'rm':'. I T L K 1 I Slvxm' Hullr, .lim Kvmlllvv, .Xlzun if Km-lull-1. IiI 9l RYl7 ICUXX' I' Hu-un Ulixwgx-1. Xlirlvx Xlvliullx ID'lx-' lurmw HMI! l'itlm:m. Nix-xv Kulvvl, Sim-xv 'll-I in-xx, l.:u'u5 lfplwuuxx. IQUXY L: 1. Xl. llf-pp, Ilzuv 'l'hmnpNm1, Ihvrlx Sn'l1m-lclx, lflllw Ifuulv. UNL KM rhmlu Hub Hn-llulglnl, IMI' .X:l:nmx, lum liv mxfm. Wze Reserve Squad Worked Hard lyllllllf' HIIIINUIII :mul Doug l,1Il'lxK'f flu-l Xdllgllll IIIIIIDS luglu Im' an lmskvt. U., to mln mart ihvn' 4?l5DUIll'YllN, 3 azfw, E2 S ' N ROXY 1: l'hil l.ael4e5. llicls Sehoelch, Tom tiralrain, RUNY 2: Jerry Smith, Ray Lawson. Ilan Thurston, Tom Rowe, liill Rvllllitllll, Larry lll:ticl1.l'l1:u'les llarur-tt. RUXN' 3: Forrest Tlieolralfll. ,lack fldulison, Arthur llarnett, Steve Mohler. llill llrulizlnl. Stew- l ostt'!'. lieu Perkins, tiznry lluine, lloug lnntlxeg. lreorge hull. lfnor ports Attract Lar e F01 owin S Danny Thurston hits a home run. 56 One of the surest signs of spring is the begin- ning of baseball practice. Under the guidance of Arthur HDocn Barnett, the SHS baseball team was a strong contender for the SCC diamond champion- ship this year. The varsity squad was loaded with veterans with two to three years of varsity participation. The reserve squad had some very good material which should take the places of seniors who graduated this year. The team started the season off with beating Franklin Township of Marion County 9 to 3. They also whipped VVarren Central, another Marion County team, 4 to 1. Indianapolis Washington and Carthage were the next non conference games played by the squad. The team started off SCC play by playing Greensburg. SCC members, Seymour, Columbus, Franklin, Connersville, Martinsville, Southport, jeffersonville, and Hushville, followed next on the schedule. 1 1 - -,- I 'I V, 15:11, 375 1153 11 TENNIS: 1311- C111111111111. ,1111111 Un-W, Larry D111111s. P1111 111111111151 S11-11 N1U1111'Ik, 1111111411-s Kyx111', 111111 ,11111 1'1I'ilIl1i. 1ZUl,l : HUXV lz Nl1I'11l '1'1111rs11111. D1111- S111111111111111-1', 41111111 .'x11'Xl1ll111'l', 111111 U11-11 U1i11g1-1'. 11011 2: Hung 1,11L'1xl'f'. 15111 111-i111111111. 1,1111 '1'11111's11111, Llllll 1'1l'ilIl1i 111ll'lll'N. 1171111 1-X11111-1ic Di1'1-1-1111' 1?l'2lll1i 13111111-s 11s 011111-11, ,I111111 D11-W, 11'1'S1lII1ill1, W1111 ll si11g11-S lll1l1L'1l 111 1111- 111111 11-11111 W1111 115 S1-1-111111 SCCc11z1111p11111s11ip 111 4:'111'1- 11111' 111111' 1111i111. ff111111111111s W1111 1111- sing 1111'1-1- 1-'l'Lll'S. T111- 1111-1-1 wus 111-111 111 1111- N1111'1i11svi111- 1-111111111i1111s11i11, 111111 .I1-111-1's1111vi111- 1-1111111-11 1111 C11111111'y c111l1J, 111111 SHS 511111 3-1-1, 51-V1-11 51111111-s 1ll 1111111111-s 11111-, 1111111 111 l'll1lIl0I'-ll 1 S1-V111111111 . '11111' golf 11-11111 011111111151-11 111 111111' 1111-111111-rs , -101111 DWW u1K1,l'1lU4-5' 12011115 11111-1150-lltficlu S4118 11111 1111 11111-1111111-. 11111ivi1111111 11111111rs we-rv 111vi111-11 m thc' SIIMIVN 111111 -11111 141111111 111111 0111111115 Ixvml 'H 11-1w1-1-11 131111 T11111's11111 111111 21 Nl111'1i11svi111- 1J11lyL'I'. 11111 tlmlblw' 111 1111- S1111111 C19l1tI'1l1 C111111-1'1-111-v 11-1111is 1111-111. N11-111111-rs 171- 1111- 1'1-s1-1'v1- 11-11111 W1-111: 'l'i111 x1ll11l 1111- SHS 11-11111, c1111c111-11 111' 1,1-1'11v 613111-H C111111111111, gun, f11l1lI'11'S 1,l'lI1'11, C1111 XI11111'1-, l111g1-1' XV11i11'1111111 ' 1 1111111-11 111111 111 1111- S1'l7t1'I1117l'I4 IS 1Ulll'Ill'y, 131111 '1!1llJll1lDSl1ll, 111111 151-11111' 11l'Zlll1i. ., ...,. , , . Q , 1 ,.-..M.Q,w..-.,, , 1 N an 1, 1 1 7 11 I 1111551111 X11xX 1x11XX 1: 1111- 1111111111111. l11'1'11 11111131-1', 11:1x1' 511:11111111111v1. 1.:11'1'5 1'.11111f1x1111. ,1111111 ,X1rx1111-1m'1', 11111 1x1 11111 1.1111 111111-13 11111 111l1111111, X1'1111111 5111111-, 11111 111-111-1111111114 111111 J: 111111 X:111g1111, 411-1.1111 11-11111I111, 1.:11'1y I.1f111' 1111 X115 11.111g11, XX1'111I1-11 .X1111111u1-A 1111111 I11x11111, X11141 4kI:11'111-. -In-V15 1.:11111xx1-1'11'111 ,I111111 141111w. f tudenls '11 1116 Spring and Hz!! . 11 t, Q . V, 1 111 1 111 11 1 g : , 1 , 1 f A 231117 E A: 11' 1 151: l' ' 1 1 in 11 1- 1 13? , 1 1 -1 .1 1- 1,,...113,eVg, Ext? 55 A... . 1 X. . .1 , 1 . 1 . , A 11x.Xl1x IXUXX 1, X11111111 S11.1111, -1.13 111.1111xx111, 111111111 XY:111w. 111-11115 I 1'111111.'1'11111 1i1'1'111c1'. 111111 11:1:1N. 1,111 1 111' X111111 X111I111 X1c4'111'x 1'11'11'11w NI1'1ii11111-1 X11-11111 114-11111-1. 141111 J: 111111 l'c-111'11'1i. -1111111 .X1k'XI1llI1A'l', X1'1411 11111111-. V11-11 l11111g1'1'. 111111 1f11111:1.'1'11111 1411141-1-. 111111 '11I111v111 131111111 X151-11 111011 S:111111'f111. 111111 .X11!1111s. 5l11L' X IQHXY 23 111111 XXX-111. S11-xv S1:1I1111. XI1k1- 11111g11111 1111111 S111-111.I..111g1l-111S1-1111. Stun- '1'111'111111111. Firm- 'I'111l1'11 1111 V111-1 X.111Q1111. ,11111 lh11111'111. ll:1x'1- N 1111'11. X11-11111-11 .X1111'1111g1'. 11111 111-J11111111. 1-1'1'u 1'11x11, 511411. X1:1111 X111 yn- I 5 fm.: ' I 1-111-11 511114- 111111-1 15 11 1111111, Xlg1, 5 .X11111'1'x1N. 1111'11:1111 N111111'1'. RUN -1' Xl111'1'1N 1111111 1x1-11, 13:1x1- 15111111---. 1111111111 1X:111411. 11111 IJU111-111111111 ,1111111 N11111111, 114111111 '1'1!:1:11111. 11111. Hur, Ve SHS athletic systvin. Managers have nmny vzirivci clntin-s. They must check vqnipinm-nt in and out at the closing and beginning of mich sc-Qison. Repair- ing c-quipnwnt, helping nn injnrvcl player. keeping l'lxl.'U1'liS, and making snrc- practice- sessions rnn snionthly zlrv all part nf ai lllilllilg.fK'l'iS chlty. There are iiuimlgcrs for only four sports-Fnnt- hull, buskctlmll, lmsi-lmll and truck. The iiuiiingvr systcxn reuclic-s from varsity cmnpctition to jnninr high uthlc-tics. Stnch-nt ll12lllilgCl'S are chosen hy tha' cnzich of that pzirticnlzn' sport frcnn upplin-Quits. The lilic' of 21 lNilI1ilg6'l' is not ultogc-thc-r hnrni. In snnu- inshniccs, inunagcrs receive' as much nf ll work-ont ns thc teann. Vlll'SitV lH2lll2lgK'l'S l'0Cl'iVl' 11 lcttcr with the Word uNiilllklgt'l'H stannpcd on it. Boys who have ivcvivcd ll varsity letter for inun- ilgillg are also eligible for S-Chlh. FCXJTBALL-RONV 1: Miko Mount, Mark Nlonnt. HOV' 2: .Inhn Spivga-i, Dmn Shvneiiiiin. jim Frank. Wana ers Worked Behind the Scenes. mn X i Q, we 'awrfii 2 'Q ,fi 7 na fi 2 ei di? - TRACK-NIaii'k Xlnnnt, Clrvg lfnwl, Hike Rimini. B.-XSKE'l'B.-XLI,AHOXY l: George Cuff, BL-nny iflllllii, HUXY 2: Kvnnvlh Lzlwsnn, Carry Nioorv, Frvci Falun, Stncivnt II1ilIlL1jLUl'S arc' un integral part of thc' 59 -I .t - W I3 'mi' I Q QQ 4' ' 1, I' I' , J ' f Q , , . QL , A , 1 0. ' QBIEEY I I ' I 'atwwf v 'Q f.: 2? f ' A x xv x IilP11Nl'I'fR 1'I.l'II-fpiclulrv I-Rum I: IleIIt'Ii:mwp, f', Mullen, Il:xlwIu:IcIs, ,I. XY:Ip4m'r. I.. XIUIII-vw. ,l, XYLIQIlx-1'-fI'1'm-siulvxlt. Scluulw-Yin-VI'rg-Fi Inst. K4-Ixny-fSm-cI'rt:tl5, II. IInstcl'-'I'l'c1lsl1x'cx'. .XNIL ,I, Smith. RUXY 2: IIA-114In-lmlww. Ilmlxl-nu. IJ:-vwivm. .Xlt-xzuntlvr. I.4u1ggNtrm-t. IIV:mlxu'II, X Xtillmrlrx, HL-iIt-, 'I'Iu-mlmm, I,imillm-, Ilxtrker. Il4mm'r, Sirltus, I.. Stiuv. I'itImqm..lt-I'f1'iw-, Iivm-I'it-I. I uIIt-r. RUXX' 53 MM-fm.. 1'.H.'.A,U. incksim I'. Hnltvug. Ilztlfirlml, t2utuI1cv', Ilnmllixlg, S. lit-rlcln-5, S. I.n'c. I5l':nt'ItI11:ul. Rin-l'. li. 'I'Il11lxl1m, Klum-In-I, Iirx-m1'l'. I III-sim-I. XXX-Iwi:-l', Nluhl' Xlxfl, IlnIIIIm-. I.. Ifimlt-nl. iiriffitll. RUVY -I: Xl. Kuhn, 'Ilwvln-, Knvlllvr. Iiult-nl. Xiggll. I'. Xlnjm. I.. XIIIII-V, XYI1i111rI4'. I'llmIvx'u'umI. NI. ,lin-llllrstt 12-III.-I. Ilan-xx. Iile-l11AiL'r, Lux. 1'l':xftm1, A. Kuhn. .Xllnlm-num, I.m'c. K. Iiuvlllm-tl. I'.vIL-ll. .X11x11n. I'. IIJIII. Rcllwrtx. RUN' 5: Iiuxxm-Iuulml. IM-etc tlmmxmg. I.. Iluiln-5, I.. Stzmlc-5, Sni4Ic1'. NI. I.vn'. llfmit-Is, Ilrwilt. I'II:ItL'r. IQUIM-vwmx. Ilrmrly. X. II4fg1u'.Nu:IHl, I.i1IeIIv. I', Smith. Iixlw. X. XIUIH' III-JHIIL-r. t'uII1lv-. I'ur4Ir5, l':1n1pIvt-II, I'H1lR'l'I'fIi 1'I.I'Il-'pirluru II-IUTVN' I: IIIIIQCII-, Ifwick. I'm11IiIf, Huw. IiIllliIL'It. I'm-. I.:u'Iq4'5. IfuyIt-, XY1u't'it'III. 'I'I1mnIImJ4, All 'l'hm-514m I'vwIw1'I11g, I'1i1Isly. Sl. Milla-11 RUVY I: IIirsL'Il:u1cx'. ISr:nuIlugL'I, Klutz, IIQIII, Ihm'-Ilnfxr. XX'ivIux'. IlnI5:m1x. I9. liznint-N II, Nlumv. 5. Smut, X Ilwlt-v, Ii. Smith, I.:m1lis, Ilznix ML-luy. ll. I.I11xiIIc, Sallflvllxnxl. 'I'txllg:ulL'. Stilmw, S, Stfm-. I':11'Itm, Smut-N, Ilutlun, Ih'ncI1icIc. Nlzncllmmhl ICUXX' 3' Krgmlcr, Ilzuscctlwlm-1'. XYI1ccIL'r. IlrigsIx5, Stcxcnx. Sznnla-rs. KI. I'iItv. .I. klmwx. XIHVVII5. I.vI'1It'r. Iixnlxduzaclc. Stuart. XYm'I:lmI. Stn-phclls Xl--lrx, IH-.nt-. 'I'frttt-11. Nap. I'I:tll. Ilirks. Iil'1n15m1. RUXY 4: Iirnwll. ICi4Icm. Stl':Iwl1.I'v'n-ml. Kvlwr. IZ. lI:III, XI. Iiztltillg, XYL-i!1g:lx'lI1. XYLAIIQNQ ZUII XI Nlmwc. I.milI. l'I:lpyI, R:nII'ul'wI. Richey. l'uIv'. K. 'I'In1r5tml. XVI-zuvvlx R. Itngxw. Il, .XII4-11. Ilt-ugcllvr. KIllL'1IIlI,-I. Stull. Slilvx. HAI:-N. NNW I'. XIm'1vI15. XXI-IIf. ,I. Ifwlun, Hilvy. S. XYml1m4I. I.s.wI4x'i.1Igc. RHIQQX Knsrw. N11II1m'I'm1I. X'X'nlI1IgI1t-.S Strvvxxe. Ilzutiu. -I, .X:Izlms. K. Imxce Slmvww. 5. KIIIIQ-v. Xlctlnlwc. XI. XIltcIlv:II. II:uIn-5. M. Xlurtlll. N. Scntl. IX. Ilmutmx. -I. NIM -ummx. 5. XX1II1:nmN. Suttwn, lim ulwut. llnum-1.l., I1lHNII'fI4 1'I,l'II-lviutnre III-ROW' I: Stunts, Ilnwllvy. I5:nIic'1'. S. I.uX. XYiaItm'v'. 5t'I1m'iwItr. Iil1m'I'1'I.t'nxxi1l. Xtznlts. RunIrI, XXI-mIIing. KAUIWQII XIcNvr'I3. A. llule, II. I'c:nc. M. SuIIn'l'. RUN' 2: 'I'1'11c'. KJIIIINU5, IK-vI1'in'It. II:m1Iy, 'l'mx11sIQ-5, tlml. Kzastvr. I'. KIL'K'mu:ts. AI llxxt-mx. Xlllrrzlj, If. XIn'NL'rIy, Ilrztnt, Ifilcr, II. Scott. I'l'11a'It. 'I'l'4'rs, Rnuxv. H:1Itw', 411'f-gglry, Ifixluw. RUXX' ig II, Hgus, Stn-VIIMIN. l'wIx'Iu. S UIIm.m. Iiuring, Sixnpsmx, Rulmlcnlzm, Nntlcrl. Hyun, Briggs. K. t'I:u'k. RIIIM-xls. Hvnm-lt. Zfxluuvr. Ilznlcrr, II. IIQLII. I'. -Imltw. Slut-gt-I, Kultur X -If-mw. IUIXY 4: Y. lit-cklvy, II:u'v1L-N, NIcKe:m1I. Xlurviwm, Xlullr. Svnit. .XwIurNm1. XYIINIIII. Vw-Iwr'I1.n11. Iiruggm, III-xI4-fit-III. t'm11-1-IQIQ. lbpplm' Ix-mv4:Ix. XIvX4-vIy. 'I't-znlcy. XVIII-x, .XIrK:ulnIcr, II:lrI.n1. RivIl:I1'4INm!. SIIIUIIH-tw, Stnlwr. I'I14-xigw. fi II 5-8 are C 4 7 V TT i it T Ll J J tial .Q , f , Q. Y 4 '73 ll.X.X-fvieiure lf HUNT I: t'inml3 Mullen., Su-ie Stine. lla-xerlg l't-asc. Rita Slllltllllllll. I.iz Mullen, Nziuey lireerllovt'. Holly Sehrlus. llixie l.in xille. Ixay iiafton, Anita thlc, vlan Scott, Ruth lleune-tt. lanrla Tucker. ROW JI llrookc Stott. ,lurly Qowrn. 1liH'lIll'll toers, Santly .Xn4lerson Nilllff lle-tel, l'al Smith, .Xunla True. lit-unie llall. Ranlona llzratz. Ann llrant. Penny llillicr. ,lucly lleuehifli. l':At Tlronllvson. llailuara l'rnhl5. Val llzrellonaltl, KHXN .li lletly Schott. Aan l'enlr1eli, Mary Alant' Sinnnons. Vlteryl Kuoellel. Martha l,oelieri4lge. Ruth Ann Kenuenly. lutly llones. San-lr.i Xllrriielwl. XY:rnfl:1 t'ot'lierliain. Mary Ann lleuueit. llirharzi lleueiiel. Marg Yl.ee. Sharon tlolvle. Sllfllll Snywlei. RUXY 4: Kathy llousioll.5lls11n Stoll, Sue Slalter. l4.irhai':L Hass. Nlary lxay Slllotllvln, legpfg Xlohr, Shzlrell Moss, ltya ltwleli. Alntlj Arlanrs, kathy lleggeller. lxzxthy llarlt. Iirllie -lol' llutlon. Mary .Xun Iwsher, Xlmireen Klelizuwlsoll. llarhilra llrlrlen. laumla Ash. ti.X.X lilftuie ll- RUXY l1Sanvl5 Merry, ,lzinicv Hell. Xlary llzllll. ,lo Ruthl. Patsy l':trl:er. lflayne Toltelx, l'at firaliani, Anne Ifoelr. Kay Tlunstnn, Iiranees liaines, XYihn:u Rullnnan. Mary I,ou iil'l21NlPj.iillI!lj' Ibirks, Sanfly Vittnian. RUXY J: janet Kaster, Lynne llraiuwvll, 'Inuit Xltiimsnllli, -lnsly lirenler, Kelwex'.r -Iaeltson. Faye 144-le. llin-la l'm-asc. llmnna Xleloy, l'at fXiurpl1y, l.iu1l:l Dellaun. l':xt l,:xrke5, Shivla Roheils. l.inmIg1 Vopple, l,in4l:l lil'l'lI1!ll'l'. Mary Ilelle Stuart, RHXXV' 3: Shxrron Xlurphy, xluily Owens. Margaret Spiegel, Kay Platt, jerry llilliene, .Kuna May XYile5. llarlein- l.eifler, Diana Ilirhlle, Al-mn Kiiieaul. Ileyerly llall. Nlartha Nailing. Kathy llriyxgs, Susan Sears, Nanq Nairn-rl, Nancy Innes. RHXX .gl Alive liallielul. Alurly lgvlen. Xam-y lloeiiv. Mary .Xnn larhlle, ,luily Swain, lruvly llalcy. janet llester, Sue Rzunsey, llonnie lil-lem, Vat Kinniclx, Ilonna Allen, .loan Daniels, llaiolyli ,l4H 'F- lillllli 5l1'K4'iHHl- l.illvl:x linker, Iiouna Simpson. Sally XYilson. lieu-ily Morrison. CAA aricl Booster Club Offer Girls a Chance to Participate in Athletic Evert ts. CAA is an organization lor girls who are inter- Nancy Breedlove was Vice-President, Dixie l,in- estecl in athletics. Girls hecoine meinhers hy passing ville was Treasurer. Holly Schaus was Secretary. a series of tests hasecl on athletic ahilityg the anal Kay Cratton was Point Captain. organization is cliyiclecl into two groups which meet Six girls won plaques this yearg this is the highest on separate XVeclnesclays after school. At their meet- honor a girl can earn in CAA. They were Diana ings they play haskethall, hasehall. sotthall. volly- Biclclle, Kay Crafton, Alice Hatfield, Dixie l.inville, hall, howling anal tennis, They also go on hikes Donna Xleloy, ancl Rita Sandman, They went to when the weather permits. Pnrclue University April ll for a Plaque Day. Lil Nlullen was Presiclent oi' the organization, where they were honorecl. til Boys who lmve heen klVV21l'ClPCl il varsity letter in il niujor sport. uttzlinecl 21 scholastic ilYl'l'ilQC of 81 per cent. :incl received the nnzlnimous approval of the present meinhership, heeome mc-inhers of S-Club. In recent years, varsity nizinugers have also liven eligible for inemlmership. Nlemhers hanclle the concessions at ull foot- lmll ganies with the uitl of six girls chosen hy the elnh. After the initiation for all new members in the full, the boys clown ll fried chicken dinner with ull the trimmings. Cleaning the trophy case in the gyinnusinin was hzlnclletl hy S-Club this year. As usual, their big project for the year was thc pep session which lainnehecl SHS into the sectional tourney. Arthur 'kDoel' Barnett serves as cluh sponsor. 'if xx 4? T5 ' I Q f 1 if, Six :QQ 7 13 A ': -t ' I i zsi, ilA:g l .iw l' in QW il ln: ,, i -2 ll-lf.. ' ' lil: 3. . rw. ,f llxg' N-' fijl is ,ln kg! X lwlf 'RQ'-2 X 5553 l ,yt xy, Nlikf Brogzm, Secretary-Treasurer3 Xllenclell Drew, V l lJl'lNlLlK'lllg Bill Hl'lIll'LlIlIl, Presiclen Select Athletes are Members of -Club. RHXX' 1' -Inn lfrzinlt, Lzingnlon Semi, Huy .Xns+:ingli. ,lnhn .Xlexzinvlviy XXX-n-lill Ilrexx, l'h:irli-s I'rnett. l. N. -in 'Hx i 1 llmyl lui Smith. RUXY J: liiell Sclwrlell. ,lim Nlulli, .lohn Spiegel, llzxrnlfl Sieuxiil. Holi XX'utniglit. Holi ,Xflzinix Hike llrogiii I lxhn liiilvn. RHNY 5: Riehqirrl lla-nnelt. lill,l!'lt's llzlrlivlt. Steve 'IMIM-ii. 'IU-in fQ1':1h:1n1. llrgnl llisli-lp. Hill Pittinilii RUXX 4 liiix l'f111m-iwoil. llnnp l.:ielix'5, -lnfliie lmlnlison. llvnn Slienenixiii. Illll Moss. Hill llellekziiiili, Ray l.:1wsnn, RUXY J: Steve Mohler. ilzxri llnine, lireg Fowl, Kenneth lgiwsoil, l.:lrr5 lllzreh. llrinm 'l'li1'i'slwn. NUXY fi: Toni Rowe. lforrest 'I'lic.-vuluilrl. Hairy Xlnorr, Kenny l'erls1ns. Stem- lfuster. Inn Uslmiwin. llill Rv inziiin. Steve Slutnn. .,-1 .sm ice- Q-.J so 'l'ln- xarsily yell lc-aclmvrs wcrc: llnlh Ann liauslmclc, Ianct Wagner, Cintly Mullen. Liz Mullen. anal Lynn l7i'lls'lxainp. Wm YellLeadersLed usin Victor anclllefeat The SHS and .IHS ycll lcaclers clo more towards raising tc-ani ancl school spirit than any other single llactor in the school. '57-M73 They are also a very talcntecl crew, proof of this hcing that the varsity girls attcnclccl the State Clhccrlcacling Conference at lncliana University in thc fall ancl placecl thircl in the upper group, which was for crews ol five or niorc. About 150 schools were cnterccl, and the girls competed against such squacls as Fort XVavne South Siclc Y TT , , , ' . Rf ancl Shortriclgc. 'lhcy are also members ot the Na- tional Chccrlcacling Association. l.ix Xlnllcn was cantain of the team ancl also rcprcsentctl SHS at thc Fall .lamlnorec at Columbus. A The squacl is chosen each spring by rcpresenta- 5 tives of tht- faculty ancl stuclent lmocly, and .IHS leacl- li ' u l Q1 . ers are clcctecl in the tall. K sa - N f L '- XF ' 5 , X, -- S, K e t The varsity leaders, along with their spon- sor, Nlrs. licttv Hanicv, work with the Booster , . , . . ' - Lcacling yells lor the junior high and l'i'St'liYL' lunn m-rr: Cluh, teaching its ineinlmcrs new cheers anal songs. ,Indy Owens, Ann lriwillg, ancl Angela Linvilh-, Q 'mxfnp-sq my Q g fw- Y . ix, ' ,,.. :i2:iF'I 5 ' : .?:.Ql,. 'Q ' ii i , W Q rifiiy . '31 . i X gi 9 111 ' f W 1 ' , 1 X i f if f ' f 'ii Ui3YS3f1 A- , 1 - -A ,L ' . 13 , 3 V W' ,.... ' T M k -qi Q, Huw? in . S 2 EW ? 3 E sw 2 'K 2 'Z 05 2 3 4 3 A 4 0 - 1 Mt I - W 0 o L55 fx acul ty In high school many of us do not realize the gigantic obstacles that the faculty must overcome to educate us. Trouble-makers, disappointments, triumphs, a11d smiles of thanks are all experienced by the faculty. Q The New Horizonsv our faculty have helped us reach are immeasurable. Conjugating the first Latin verb, learning to parallel park, baking a cake, and making chlorine are many of the fundamental 'New Horizonsv We have attained. With the receiving of our diplomas, our facul- ty's job is at last complete. It is now our task to achieve New Horizons for them. iw l. XY. 0. l3lil,,CIx, SUPICRIY'l'lfNDEN'l' AIANIICS Nl. SHARP. PIKINCIPAL Uur Faeult Represents Old Traditions. SLIIIJOL BOARD - HOV lz -I. XV. O. lirvvk, SllN'l'illf'llilL'Ilt1 Holm-1't A. BK'lIIll'ft. Sm-11-tu1'yg Vim-uni L. Xxvlil I lmcl. lJl'l'SIllC'l1f1 Hugh li. IZIIQHSII, 'l'l'L'A1sll1L-rg HOW' 23 lily Lackey, X'1l'Illbl'Tg Curl NIL-N1-sly, NlC'lllIN'I'1 l':Illt'l'SUll Hl'llIllll'l', .Mlrm1'1wy. Mr. Emerson-Bass, A.B., Ph. M., Central Normal College, University ot VVisconsin, Asst. Principal. Mr. Malcolm Clay, A.B., M.S., Kentucky Wesleyan, Uni- versity, Butler University, Guidance Counseler. Mrs. Goldie Craige, Indiana Central Business College, Registrar. Mrs. Margaret Cliamluers, A.B., Indiana State Teachers College, Butler University, Attendance Officer. Mrs. Mabel Monfort, Clerk. Mr. Norman VVilley, A.B., A.M., Hanover College, Indi- ana University, Speech and Hearing Therapist. Miss Blaneilie Asliluy, B.S., Central Normal College, Indi- ana University, Indiana State Teachers College. Com- meree. Mx l'rmlv Birnts AB BS VV1lNsl1 Colle L Central X, . . . ., I . ., .. ., . L. g , Normal College, llistory. Mr. Arthur Barnett, A.B., University of Michigan, Sci- ence, llcalth. Mr. Raymond Beck, B.S., Central Normal College, Butler University, Math. Miss jesse Bodem, B.S., Hanover College. Purdue Uni- versity, University ot Wisconsin, Home Economics. Mr. Everett Brown, B.S., M.S., Ball State Teachers Col- lege, Indiana University, Commerce. Mrs. Doris Butler, B.S., Purdue University, Central Normal College, Home Economics. 'Mr. Marvin Carmony, A.B., A.M., Valparaiso Technical Institute, Olivet College, Indiana State Teachers Col- lege, Anderson College, Indiana University, English. Miss Marion Clienoweth, A.B., Earlham College, Indi- ana University, DePauw University, English. Mr. ltoluert Clapp, B.S., M.S., Butler University, Ball State Teachers College, Indiana University, Driver Ed. Mr. Leroy Compton, B.S., M.S., Butler University, Indi- ana University, Driver Ed. Mrs. Rita Fern Comstock, B.S., Indiana University, Indi- ana Central College, Connnerce. 'Mix Melvin Davies, B.S., Indiana State Teachers College, Ball State 'Teachers College, Indiana University, Purdue University, Industrial Arts. Mr. Willard Day, B.S., M.S., Butler University, Indiana University, Franklin College, Indiana Central College, History. Mr. Vaughn Drake, A.B., M.S., Hanover College, Indi- ana University, Ilistory. Miss Jane Durrenhurgcr, A.B., A.'M., Indiana University, Languages. Mrs. Janice Cood, A.B., DePauw University, Indiana University, Butler University, Languages. Mr. Ray Hinshaw, A.B., Ph.M., Wabash College, Wis- consin University, History. Mr. Norman Holland, A.B., Franklin College, Ball State Teachers College, Butler University, Indiana University, History. . Mr. Louis Kuhn, A.B., A.M., Indiana State Teachers Cciillege, Columbia University, Indiana University, Eng- lis 1. Mr. Herman Lane, B.S., Butler University, Franklin College, Indiana University, Geography. Mrs. Loraine Lemmon, A.B., Indiana University, Butler University, Math. Mr. james Mallers, B.S., Butler University, English. Miss Ceorgia Moore, A.B., DePauw University, English. Mrs. Grace Moore, A.B., B.L.S., Alabama University, 'Peabody Librarian School, Librarian. Miss Doloris McDonald, A.B., Indiana University, Uni- versity of 'Wiseonsin, Science, Health. Mr. J. M. Mcilieanid, A.B., AIM., Hanover College, Indi- ana University, Math., Dean of Boys. Mr. Eugene C. McNew, B.S., New Mexico Western College, Butler University, Industrial Arts. Mr. VVray Orem, B.S., M.S., Central Normal College, Butler University, English. Mr. john Page, B.S., M.S., Indiana University, Butler University, Wisconsin University, Social Studies. Mrs. Betty Rainey, BS., Central Normal College, Incli- ainii University, St. joseph College, l'hysieul Education. Mrs. Kathryn lieeee, A.B., Franklin College, English. Mrs. Irene Simpson, A.B., Indiaum University, Purdue University, Butler University, llistory, Dean of Cirls. Mr. Martin Schulz, B.:M.E., M..M., Northwestern Uni- versity, Mllsie. Mr. Floyd Shnll, A.B., AJM., Centrtil Normal College, Coliimhizi University, Incliiinzi University, Seienee. Mr. Ralph Stuart, A.B., Intliunii University, University ol VVisc-onsin, Butler University, Miith. Mr. Tlioliias Strawn, B.S., lllilitllltl State Teiiehers Col- lege, Imlustrizil Arts. Mr. Lawrence Thompson, A.B., Central Normal College, Inclitmii University, Purdue University, Case Institute, Oak Ridge Institute, Reecl College, Seienee. Mr. Curnett Winchester, B.S., Purthie University, Agri- eulture and Seienee. Miss Lorena Williams, B.S., Butler University, DePauw University, Chicago Art Institute, Art. Miss Edith NViley, A.B., Indiana State Teachers Col- lege, Incliiinzi University, Butler University, Muth. Mr. Harold VVright, A.B., M.S., Indiana Central Col- lege, Intliainn State Teaiehers College, History. Cooks: Mrs. Moore iintl Mrs. Cuzzort Custotlizins: Mr. Brown, Mrs. Bernuer, Mr. Stainforcl eniors After twelve years of Work and pluv, we flllill- IOHS. The years that lie l urs that stretch ly earned the title of SEN hehiml were not easy onesg tie ye ahead promise to he more trying. The Class of 1959 is like none utherg yet like every other class, our lives will he changed in numy Ways after graduation. Our eluss hcmes to achieve i'New Horizons in ull phases of life for the benefit of humanity. E . llarold lliekinan, Presidentg Sue Hunnebohni, Secretary- 'llI'4'LlSlll'l'l'L Niilic Brogan. Vice-President led our class through its final year. Leadin Our C ass Were These eniors. Charles Barnett, Norma XVillia1ns, and Paul Dc-Prez gave the addresses at this yearis Connnenceinent. r ' T 5 M? ':. The Senior Class officers have responsibilities not only to their class but also to the school. After their election last spring, the three officers met with the SQUIB sponsors and chose the editor and business manager of the yearbook. Baccalaureate and Commencement ceremonies are supervised by the senior officials. Une of the most important duties of the officers is to count votes and certifv the election for the Iunior Prom Court. Being a member of the Student Council and the top-ranking Executive Committee is an important function of the Senior president. VVilson Allen, SIlS,s top scientist, is shown with his project, an improved vidicon with an internal amplifier. VVilson Allen was named one of the QS :final- ists in the National VVestinghouse Science Talent Search last February. Thousands of budding sci- entists across the nation entered the contest before the final participants were chosen. An improved Vidicon with an internal ampli- fier was built bv Wfilson as his entrv in the comne- tition. The finalists were awarded a trio to NVashing- ton, D. C. where the final trials were held. A high point of the trin was a meeting with the President at the NVhite House. For the first time in many years, student speak- ers delivered the address at the Commencement ceremonies. Three seniors, Charles Barnett, Paul Allen DePrez, and Norma VVilliams, were ehzrsen by a joint student-faculty committee for this honor. Candidates for Commencement speaker de- livered their speeches before the committee in early February. The students were judged on many points which included content, delivery, tone quali- ty, articulation, and knowledge of material. RUXY 1: l'at Nlctniii, Rose l.inville, Liz Mullen. .Iewvll Smith, Nan Sirkus, Pot Tlioniluson. RUVK' J: Marlene lit-.num-tt. lfvclyu lim-Cm-. Rose Kunelicl. .Xnnzi llowers, l':irol Riser, RUXY 5: Aluslith llestcr. rXl1llt'fitt llcnrlcrsun. l.inrl1i t':irrfCo, Xlziry Kuhn. lh-tsi 'l'lnu'stnn. Sur IM-nisun. ROW-1: llill Reimzinu. Iican Shvucnian. lion llowt-ry, Langulou Scott. f'l'l1ll'll's liysai. Hill Sluincr. RUXY 5: lian 'I'l1urstnn, Alini I rallk. Holi llousi-. Stn-xc Xlolirrli. RHXY 11: llill llcllclcuiilp. XYm'mlz'll lint-u. Hun hit-, -luliu Spit-gt-l. ommittees Hehied P an our enior Year COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE l.:iu'ilon Srutt .lcwwll Smith ls I.i1 Nlullcn Slit-rlliiul Skimlnurrz- klohn Ilrant ,lutly Krviilri' ANNOUNCEMENTS COMMITTEE lfxn-lin Rc-vcc l':lt Xlcfliiu llinl llourri lim lfrzxnk llnlu lluusm' Row: l.invlllv Larry tit-hr CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE llnnna Ki-lsay Ftcvc Xlolrcrly hluwly X'X'.igiin-r llziuui 'I'hurston SENIOR PICNIC Site Committee Holi llullsk' Hirst' .Kun Kilorlwl tluu lm lxy sal' Chaperone Committee .Xnna ltowers Nlzirlcnc lla-nn:-tt ,lutlith llester llt-:in Sllciinfliian Varol Riscl' Nam-111' Sirlsus Iiill lk-llckainp Entertainment Committee Ralph Ruiltl XXX-luli-ll llrvw llanny lvic Sui .Xrlcn lit-nis-in Xlnrti lxuhn Transportation Committee IM-tsi 'l'hurston liill Rt-iniann I.intl:u t':ir1in-o COMMENCEMENT DECORATIONS COMMITTEE l'at 'l'liomps-m .Nunn-ttc llcntlcrson Ilannp 'I'luu'ston ,lnlin Spit-ga-l IM-an Slut-in'i1i.iu t'arl tirm-cu Ilull Slianru Langtlon Scott Iron lluu'i'l'5 Runnin' VYc-:iklry Miki- lirogan Making plans for thc scnior ycar wcrc many committccs. 'l'hc committccs wcrc appoints-cl by Harold Hickman, Senior Class Prcsiclcnt, and ap- provccl by Nlr. Sharp. The Commcnccmcnt Committcc planned for thc graduating ccreinonics. Four members of thc committcc along with four faculty rvprc-sc-ntativc's chose thc commcuccmcnt spcakers. Tln- Senior Anuounccmcnts Couunittcc mct with a 1'cprcscntativc of thc Alostcn Company and sclccte-cl thc type of announcement to bc usccl by the Scnior Class. Choosing thc colors and type of material for the commcnccmcnt robcs was the job of the Cap ancl Gown Committcc. Thc Picnic Committccs organized the Senior Picnic hclcl May 22, at Brown County. 'llhc Sitc. Chaperone, Entcrtainmcut, and Transportation Committee all plannctl to make thc outing a big success. Dccoratiug ancl arranging chairs at thc gym for the ccrcmonics was the job of the Decoration Committcc. A ,LRE f- - AW-f,.w..H , 2 Y' v as we S 'YOU' K 4.3: ,ION BASS IMIIIIIQIII I. jg 'I'x':u-I4 I. J: Has In-IIw:1II lg Vrusx I'm111I1'5 .5 Spring Ifn-Aixam' I. CIIAIIIIINIC BICNEFIICL SullsI1inr I. 2. 5. 43 I'nnln'm-esiml -I: Ihmxtvr I IuII 2. 4: luurxvr -I DIANA BIDIJLE Smlwlmlnc I. J, n. -Ig l..X.X I. 2. 3. 4: Ilunu- Ifc. I. J. 5. -Il Ihmsl L-1' I'Il1Iw J. 3. -IZ I'Hlll'fn-1' -I1 Von vs-sslulu -I. r- ELAINIQ BEABO UT I,-XIIIIY HIC,-X'I I'Y SIUIII-nf Iluxxxcil ,Ig IIQIWI Q. 1 1'4.111j4w I I'I1u'r 1. 5. -I: 5mxsI1illc' I. 2. .w -Ig II-unc I-Iv. 2, 3. 4: IIIWSII-IA I'Il1II I. J. 3. -I: II.X.X I, Y XIAIIIIICNIC IIENNICYIVII SNISIIIIIL' I. J. 3. -IL II1u4vsI1'1'I'IllIr KAY I'IENNFI'IvI J. 3. -I: Ifutmm- Xursw .L 4' Hmm- Iff. -I: I'uucL-ssiunxe -I1 gmwhim. In J' 34 4: Hmm, IQ... I'rw1I1 I'm11nI. .Ig Svllim' Klumm. I. J, X. -I1 Vnnlcumiulu -IL Ilwuxi- 'fr 5'I'I I'g IWNIIVIII -I- vl' IIIIIII I. 2. S. 4: SIVYIIIII IR--II, x:nI 3. IIINIJ.-X I.UII IIOXXICH L.-XIIIIY BLAICII Smzuxllim I. 3. X'iI-I--Im--, .L 4: 41IuIIvf: III-Iiur .XML 3, -IZ Iimmstf II:lwcI+:lII I, 3. 4: NASS 3: Ili-Y vt' l'I mls I. 'I'1'1-AN, J. -I. -I: 415-1'IuIv41l'Iwz-rItlrwk -I1i'm1- S3 rims I mwtix':II I. I. 3. 4: I'I1uir vcsainlls -I: I':lII XYIHII-l'p 1.1. I: I 11Im'm- Xml'-14.5.-I1 lI.X.X l'u11l't -I: IIIISIQL-tIu:III I. I, 1, 'SIIAIION I5ICCKI,I'IY ' x - ' 1 Ilnmm I.n. I. -, A. -I. I.,X.X I ' ' I ' I -I III II41 .w, SHIISIIIIM- . -, .. 1 lIuIu J. -I. Kumi Nunn 4. I In I 1, IIIK IIIAIID ISICNNIC'I I' 'I'r1mIu1uI in lxun Ivul Q.-. I-MX -.1 .NN N A BOW' IC IIS Qpri 3. I ng I'wurI 'IL II-mvv Ifr. I I rcs. 4: Ifutllu- Num. Utlxrr .XML -I: Sun-Iwixlv I 3. -I1 Iifmsivr I Iulx 1. .w. 'IL 5 yn 41 Iumm. -I: Sprung III-sI1x:nI v BOYLIC NIICIIAICI, BIIOCAN ANNA BHACKXIAX III X I1 NIinIm'ni,l'n11ln'iI J: limit' I :mtIu:iII '. 4: 'I'r:u'Ii 5, 43 Ulu Bun-Innv Yin-I--l'1iw. I. J. 5. 4 II I 'Z Vmirv:-1' 4. In-tlmII 3. Sfl'InIr 5. 4: Vlivm-1' !unlicr411Asilii'L-44111114 4: Ifmislk IIInck 43 V111-4 Yicv Puw. 41 vi f'InI. 1. F. I. Spring l'mn't 41 Snlnib 4: l'Iwii' 3.431211-v f'InIv .I.4g IIifY K. 4: Sprint Ifmwtiviil Kg l'1-mn. Vnnnn. Ig Svniux' tliinnl. 41 Sl. Xzivi-' mi IW, Wii 'I- 'f'H1iWi11v- Ki- is.-xizisfxiu C,xxiPis1iL1. . . i K 'I - -' I0 I x'xc'l'I' Snnfliinv I. J, 3. 41 Ilunxr Ifc. . . . - , ,I ' 'n '-NQI 5 ' Ifunsici li nl I1 Spring lu-41ix.iI .vg 'II 144.1 guff ,U:4IN1fIv'vI I 'IH-I 'HU--lx + simiiox isimwxlwcz 'I 'I I ' Sniwhiln- I. J.3.41Spiii1gl vsli- x-:il 2, .IA 4: Iimmlci' I'InIr 2, 3. 43 Ilninn' lic. 1. .I. 41 l'ulii'im'l' 41 K'-iiix'vMiui-4 4. w v 'wiy I5:in:I J. Yin--I'i'vs, .I. I'rL-H. 43 Il.iin'4- II:in:I 5, 43 Spring Ifcxti- i V vwlv vgil I. jk 5. 4: Khiirmwxinils 4: iii in 1. 4. Swing I-R-xiiml 1. BOB LAX.-xXlaS5 viiivi-V lz1.,.-1. s. LIUIIN BHANT Slmli-nt l'ounciI 3. 4: Ilrnmr Sn- cfn-ry 43 lIifY 45 lfuriini .I. 4: Iiziinl I. I. .51 l'Ilvcr IIIUCIQ 41 Senior l'nn1nn 41 I'rnin l'mnnl. .Ig flwir 2: Spring Ifcwtivzll I. 2. .IZ Rznliu 1'InIi I. 1: Ibisciimirnvi Hrnup jg Police-esiuiie 4 LINDA CARHICO Ilxnnl Z. 3, 43 Sunsliinc 1, 2. Ser. R. 43 Uffivn' Asst, 41 Sqnilr 43 l'mm l'mnm .Ig Sn-ninr Vunnn. 43 Spring I'l'stix':iI J. J, 4: limml- vr C'InIr 4. SARA COFIVEY I.iI11':ir5 l'InIm 1.3. Pre-4. 42 fun- ccssinna .43 Snnahint' I1 12.X,X I, 2: Ufficc .BSL 3. Y uw ,M W r eww, -ff, ,w.LKv ESWQQKWW1. I'.-YI' COLLINS SIIIFIPIIICN COXIS'I'0fIIi I,iI1rg1r5 l'I11I1 I. 1. .L 43 Ilmlstvr IIg1xIx1'II1:1II I: IIJIX4-I1'1II I l'I11I1 1. 3. 43 II111111- Ifr. J. 3. 41 S1111NI1i11v I, 3. 4: I'I1ui1' .IZ 5-1111' I'rwl11z1I J. 1 ' L BILL 191-ILLIZIQM11' II1'Y -I: SfK'IuI1 41 X X99 4 IR11 11111 4: Iliscllf-Nimx 121-111111 5: Il uI 7 1 4 111144 1111111111 4 1101g1g1q'1' 13110114311 s1-Q1..f1- 1 .fm.11, 41 11..,..1 1. J. Vfvllcc-4111114 -I1 VI11-4-1 III1wIx -I II:1111I I3 511111114 Ifvstixznl 1.2, NYENIJICLL IDIIIFXI' I m1lI1:uII I. 1.5 -I: II.1xI111I1.4II-. 'I'1'1111iN 31 Sfl'I11I1 A. X11'1'fI'1'1w. 1: II1fY 3. 4: Ifutuln 'Il 11I1c1 II:1111I I. 1: 511111174 Ii--l11:1I I. I'1'1-4.4: NXSS .1. -I II111 I ' J: 'IR-111114 4: III Y 4: SI'I11I1 43 .32 I'11l11'vwi1111s 4: II11-cv' Iilumk 11-urn'-Ninvu 4. 41 Suuim' l'11n1111, 4. ITINI CUNDIIW' l'I11-1-1' IIIUUIX 4: II11111' IIigI1 54'I1m1I I. SUEAIILICX IJENISON 5111111-111 1'111111ciI 3, 4: IIu,m1r S11 ri:-15 4: I'IlIIIIIA1.' 'I'v:1cI1ers 3. Yxvm--I'1'1-4. 41 SCIIIIII 41 S1111 -I11111' I. 'I'1's':14. Q. 3. I'1 L's. 42 3111111111 1111111 -IZ 50111111 l'11mm. ' Cyl OIIIA COIILICY 111laI11nr 4. PAUL ALLICY DIC PIIICZ II1m1vl' SHUICI5 43 SIIHIVIII lluxnf v 1 x1I I. .. J. 4: I'.x4'L', lnlnlm, -. A. 4 Vlnss Yicv-I'1'cs, I: Vlzus IHf.l..I.II1-N .1.4. I'11111n1.1. 4. I'1'1vm four! 1' I5'1111I I IIN-cr IIIUCIQ 41 Sluruyg IPI-4014.1 I 238111101 I',1I11.11' 43 If1m1I1.1II lg . . , . , . N . 1. ., X 4. tmulm. hi: I-Wm 'MUNI J: IMXL11 -14111 1.1111l11,. 11111414 111115 4 Illmn II1111I I II111 II11-1411-1' t'I11I1 I, 2, 3. 41 ILXA I. XIAIIY ICIJICY 1 , N111NI1111c I. -. -1. 4. II111111' Itr. 1I11I ' 4 1111111 1 ' : '- 1 -L ' 1114 I, LINDA ICIDICNI 1111111 I. J: I I11111 .1. Nw. 4. S1111 QI111 Ilmumtfy' 1IuI1.1. 4: 511111113 I'1-N11 11- I. 1.1.-I34PI111-1' Avi. 43 5 . A . , f 1 ,, .1. 43 --4441114 4, LII I I -I lI111111s I lun' II4111-tm' l'I11Im 4. ru-Nxlullx 4. DALE FAIR BETTY FULLER Nluilv 4: llzinil 1, 2, 5, 4: l'rmn Llnnm. S: Sunshine 1. -. .. 7 3 4. lluustcr l'lulw 1. .Z. 3, 43 Spring 1 ' inc Fc 1 lwwtivril 1. 2. 3. 4: Ho .. I S. Sec. l'rQ:1s, 4: GAA 1. 2. ROBERT GORDON llnur J. n. 4: filer llulr 2. 3. 4: Spring livsiivzll J. 5. 4. SUSAN FLATER l'l1nir Z. .L 43 llninl l. J: lmncc lizunl 1. J: Sunwliinc 1, J. .L 4: Spring Fi-stivzil 1. Z. 5. 4: Office Asst. 3.41 l'l1ui-ns 43 Ckmscssimis 4: Hrmstrl' Club 3, 4. IU XVANA LOU GAINES Fuiuru 'Veziclicrs 5. 4: Spring l e'Qtix'zll I. J. 5. 4: liunsici' filuls 41 Vmuessioiis 4: Sunshine 1. I. 3. 4: llmnc lic. Z. 3. 41 Fouri- er 4. CARL GREEN Scniur Vi-inin, 4: Vlxu-1' Ill:-ck 4. l 5 5. .HM FRANK llunrlr Society 4: NASS 3. 4: S-lflnlm 3, 43 'l'en.uis 3, 4: Forum 3. 4: 'lirzick 2. 3: Hi-Y 4: Squilm 43 Scuiur l'um1n. 4: Prom lirnnm. 3: Mznmger 4: Discussion Group J: Vlieer liluck 4. LARRY GEHR llmmr Snciety 4: Choir 1. Z. 3. 4: Forum 3, Pres. 43 Glee Vlnlr 3. 43 Foilcessioiis 4: Four- icr 3: Spring Fcstivzll 1. 2. 3. 4: llzinml 1. 2. 3: Vrnss Fountry 4: Vhcer liluck 4: Senior Cmnni. 41 l'rmn l'mnm. 3: Discussion firmip 2: Rzirlio fluli 2. BILL GREENLEE Xlniizlgc-r .13 lfuutlwull 1. 2: lli4Y 43 Srluilv 4: Courier 3: l:U'l'1'l1!l 4: lliscuswirrn llruuli 3, E. 'E Q 2 GREGORY FOWL S-l'luli 4: Hi-Y 3. 45 Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Ihiskctlmall 2. 3: M'a.n- ziger 4: liheer Block llir. 4: Prom Gmini. 3: NASS 4. LAYTON GIDEN Hand 1, 1. .13 Hi-Y 3, 4: four- ier 4: Football 2. 3. 4: S-Club 3, 4. NANCY GRIFFITH Honor Society 4: Squili llusi- nrss Klanager 4: Future Teach- ers 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Fwrum 4: GAA 1. 2, 33 Booster' Club 3. 4: Vonccssions 4: Spring Fe-stir vul 1. 2. 3. 4: Dance Band 1. Z. 3: Discussion Group 3: Prcnn. 1'unnn. 3: Sunshine 1. 2. 3. 4. C XRY C2UIiS'l' niim' 4. B ICYICIILY I IASIf'CUS'I'EII nxliinn- I, -, 1, 4. XYYI'I'I l'IQ IIICNDICHSUN Ilnnun' Nitin-lx 4: Squily 41 lI:inrI I 2. S. 4: Snnxliinr I. Q. -I. 4: Intnlv 'IX-:un'I11'i'N 3. 4: Iiwvxlvl' wing Iwwllxx lInII I. .I. 'I, NI .IN I: Svni II I, nv' lmnnl. 4: I'm1n . -: Dance I nnn, .Ig l..XX I 7 , . IIIIII I. ,. J. -I PIIYLLIS HALL . . 1 , I . NinxIiin1' I. -. -1. -I. II4nnv luv. 1. 3. -I: II:-nvrui' lInII -I. ALICE HATFIELD SnnwI1inc' 1.3.3.-I14i.X.X 2, 3. 4 Ilfnnc Its. J. .1. 4. Ilnnxtm lInII .w.4.51n1ngI'ea11x.1I.I.4.UtI.LL .X4a1. S. AIEHHY IIENSON I uwilI::1II I.2..I: III-Y .i.41SIn, . . , . , . , :II-nt Iwuliril 1: Ii':u'I4 -1 IIIHI I. I. LYNIDA IIALTONI NANCY ,IO IIANDY fqmii' .51 SnnxI1inc- I. J, J, -I: Iimmu-i 1InIr 2. J, 4, lmlcm-Q. ' ' ' ' unsI Nnn Innm I I 4 XX , ..,,.. In-nw Inv. I. -, .w. N I . 41- N ' . ,. .w. -. I, . I. LARRY HECK 1aAYx1oNu HECK I: s Q- 2 : :s -I 1 ,, . I i inliill I Hi I HH I IIQISIQQIIIIIII I2 Ilzisn-Iu:lII I: XMI wIi'un Iligli SUIUIUI 1, 3. AIUDITII HESTISII , V IIARULIJ IIICRNIAN Ilunm' Sfwin-15 -IL Singing Stun 1. 3. -I: UI'I'Ifc .Xwt. 4: S'IniI: 41 Vlznv IIN-N, 4: llnm-r Suvivly 4 I'i1nn Vmnni. .XL SL'i1im'l'mn111.-I: 51nrIn-nt 1'm1ilriI J. -I: Iiu' H:nn1I I. 23 I'Iiui1' I. 2. 3, 4: Sun' llnnni. -I: Spriilg Vunri 43 IIi'X Quinn I. J. 5. 41 ILXA I3 Iinmu-r 43 l'n11u-vimix 4: l'In'1'r IIIIIII 1'lnIv I: llgiilra' II:1inIl:Sin'ii1gg 4: Spring Ifc-Kixzil -51 I'i'4nn IH-slix:1I I. J. 3. 4. 1'nnnn. .I. LARRY IIILKENE KAREN IIIRSCIIAUER DON HOGAN lflltiiw 'll-1IL'I1c-ix .L 43 Iimrstcr Vviiiciwsiniie -Ig l'mii'icr ,lg Fu liiiiiv I. l, X, 4: l'IIIil'Ic'l' li CIAA Ixirv 'l'i':u'lit'i'x 41 Spring Ifvwii' I. 1. .52 Iiliuii' I. J. 31 SulIwl1i.llv ml l: flickr Hlnulx 4. VAULJX HOUSTON I. ..?. 3. I. Swing I-'I--Iii:1I I. 3. 3. -I. Singing Stun -I: Vhoir 41 Sun- Nhim- I. 2, .ik 4: Squilv 4: limi:-I' ' . , . . , . ci lluh I, .,, .w, 43 MAA I. -, A: 1 w 1 SIIYIIIJL' Ifestivzil I, 3. 4: Fiitiirz- Joh HUDbON 'lim-:win-rs 3, -I: Prmn. l'unim, ,Ig Dc,X HOVVERY Q V i U ' .I liiilriz-i' 3, Spring I'cst1x':ll J. .i. 4. HL-lxfililli I. ll: I'imiI.l'uiiii1I. .ig III-N 4: Nliiili -I: N-iimi' lmiiui. 43 l'iiilrrs4inIu 43 l'iIK'l'I' Illfick 4. S1 ANLEY ICENOCLE DANNY LILIL IVIP, 'I'i:IL'lx li Stumlm-ni 1'nIunCil 1, Ili-Y 4: Squilu 42 1'ni1L'tssi0i15 4: Vlgqv l'rc'a. 2: Vlmil' .Ig Uffivv , V ,V w V1 lfrmtluzill lg I'miii Vimrt 31 l'ronl .XXXL .IL FFA l. 1. ,Ig thrice-N IIAHHX' lSf1Nlfvf- Vmmii. .Ig S4-nim' l'uinm. 43 ximi- .ig Nuys High Sclmvul. Spring lf:-stivzll 5. -Ig l'hCe1' - I - . . I .. XIJI35. Iiiiliziim I, -. J. H.1NlwIII:Il I, Illini. 4. BOB HOUSE Ilmmi' Simi:-ty 4: Hi-Y .lg Sp,-, -I: Ilzmrl I. 2. K. ,IL lmiirc Iizuiil I. 2, 3, I. BARBARA ICENOGLE 1'Iim'u: 1. 4: Vhriii- I 3 Rush' villr- High Schmil. Ruslixillc, liulixuizi I. 1. .I. MAR-IORIE -IEFFRIES SiiiisIiim- I. J. 3. -I: llzimr lic. N 'I .-.XL S--T 3. 4-2 Ufficc Asst. R: Sixring In tlxil l 7 limi tu flllil 4. . 'Xl'I,X AIUNICS CI.-XIIOIXN KICLLICY IJOYXA KELSAY NANCY KUIILICII IIIIIIIHI' I- I- I- I- NIIIII' I- Ir SLIINIIIIII- I. I. .I, I. SIIIIIII I: IIIIHII- Ifv. I. J. 3, -Ig S.'I 5I'i'I I' J' 'I' SI 'Il II 'II' I In lwzum 1, IIIIIWIII IIIIII I. l5WlN'M, 1-Im, I. :A 5. SN.. 4. I.4l,-.I. -Ii: IIIIIINIVI 1'II1I.I . NIHM. I-,,m,,,A 4: y,.1l lv..,,,l,., .gl J. J. Npvvng I1-wt'1x:II X. I3 Im: Il.X.X I. 11 Nmflvim- I. J. .I. -I. 'k N 5 'I' I II ' '- IUSIC XXX IxYOI'1I5IfI. I If 4 - I 13 .III-,I aw.-.III . . . XIAIIIY ' Il N I !IIvvIlr1'HLI.IIx III. VIIIIII .I. I1 . I Iulnxvl IUIIIIII-II 'Q NIIIXIIIIII- I. . , . , 5 ,II 'I I 'Im'II I' 'I' 'Il II'f ' Hx ,tml Num! I4-A-MMIII lb IIMIII' J. QA. -I: I'1wm IIQIUIIII. a. V V1 , 'I Nyu-I5 -I: IIIHIII xl. -J. 5: Nm 1. NWN, 1. 'Hmm 'I-l,YH.,H,I.N IIIIIINIQI- I IuI. 1- 2, I: NUINIIIIII- XIA-XIII IlfjLIl5ljl Nhmz' I. J. 5. -I: NIIHII ,Ig I'1.Im I: lyxx XM, 1-ml, l, 'mm 4-Hmm' I. '. 5. -I: Ilumv Inv, I. I. .I. I. l'muI I: Sprung IR-ur! -Ig Sprint NIMH. .NNW 4 ,with I. ,Iv II.1IIvI I2 4l.X.X l. II. 'Il Ifmwtixzll I. Q. .I. -I1 Ilxqvwv II:lII:I I. fi IIIIIINIQ-I I'I11II I1 Iflltulx . 'I'c:u'I1r'u I' I'r-Im llrnuu I' N1 Il XlIl.l'IS INISXII l'IIml1l. 41 Iilxm-c. l'nmm. -I: 1.'I,IN .If-IIIIIIvI.,II I. 'IRIIIIIN I. I. ISVXIIIS.-XII-X I.:XNC:XS'I'I'III NT I 'I A I' XXNN 1. I. IIIIIIIII Nwuly -I: v 1 V IIIIII1 tum: Ia. III Y 1: I-mmm IAIIIII I..XXIl3l'.IIl' ILIIIII J. 3. VIIIIII I. J. I. 4: f:l4XjHf:I4: lAylyyyl.j,lgl1l.1jX IIINIIIX-IMI 4.II,H!I I, I4,IIIII:1II Nzmxlulm' I. 2. A. I: Illnm- Inv. I. '. 'l'v.I.I. I, I'wI In Iunvlu, Ig I'1.II-I. I. J. .Ig IHIIIIIIQIII I, Q I. I. I.1'fu11'if-rig Swing IQ-xtvx 1'I1--Ir.I.4g4QIu'l'IuII K. 1:14-In I l.-mm I II,INIwtII:III I: I'.I1lI1m-I I. .'. .II I. J. A. -I3 Ulllwf Avi. .v. ra-wmylx -Ig IImvuN I, ,' I Z I 'XLOXIA LAXVSON KEN LAWSON HAY LAXVSUX GENE LE BRUN Nm4I1im' I. I. 3, -I: lluuatcr I 4mtIu:1II I. J. 3. 41 AI1lll1l1ll'I' I, III-Y -I: l 4mu!IIzIIl 3, -I: Iiuslxrl- l'IuIu I. 2. .I J. .I, -I1 XASS3.-I:S-I4Il1Ir.I.-I: I1:1Il 3: S-Vlulw -I2 Iixuchzlll S. Ili-Y S. 4: film' l'IuIr .Ig Vhoir Z' 4: Spying l'uu1't -I. Hume IW, I. 2. 3. -I. mush: LINVILLE QUSAN XIEIKS l'l'1rm Qllvcll .Ig Spring Vnurt 41 Hin V Quxi UA 4- F t A T xl RfiwailjikRimTAFE..,fi'0r4J-0532! lJATRlCIA XIAIXKJIK Rmliu l'IuIl I. Yicn--I'11-5, 3. .s. z-ri:I.lSgc.i'I?1'g'zxf,v43lI'1ElrI51 CZZI1' 4. 5mlJ.im. In 3: 4: lhlmstwi ' ' ' ' - lI:InvI 11.21. 3. ifAI111IIg11:1SIln'11l,I! Iivsgllvrlllyl. 4 IuI: I, J, 3, -I: tlfficc' Asft. 3. lfuture- Nursu 3. -I: SIIIISIIIIIE' 4: 'fl ,kl53IlNj2lHIl.1.IIUIwvAI- Xfu' IIITINI 7 K3 du1IiI1ix1I- I' LIHI 41 I'1lIUII'F NIIWV5 42 SIIUIIW 41 Uzulrl I. 2, 3. 4: Rooster f'IuIw 42 f ,IIS 1- .Q iM,ml,g.t'- f,'I'xi QM? Rgmqeulf '6,lu'h' 4 ' K ' ' IImm1'Sm'i4'!y -I3 I'I'UIH IIUIUUI- 3- Ililvlc' l'IuIr 21 Clerxrgc VYzIsI1illg- 'i f IIHHLIN ck H ' ' ' tcm Iurlvanzlpulis I, 2. ' W' ' M' LINDA MILLER , , PHIL NIIXLS 5111INl1im- 1.1. 3, 4: Ihvmtr-1' l'IuIu 1 V v N' 1 Q V V I. J. 3. -I1 Uffivf' Avi. .Ig Spring DILNNIIS NIIIXGS IWIIIIIIIIII I. J. .I. -I: Ill-X S. 4: PAT NIIIXOR I cstix':nl .51 Ilmm- ICC, -I: Frm' I :lII VYIIIII-l'v I'r:ux't 4: 'l'1':ICk I I-1-wimlx 4. Che-vr llluck 4. 13 Vmlricl' 3: VIH-cl' lllwrk 4, Sunshine 1. J. 3. 4. S'l'El'lIEN MOBIQRLY .IANET NIOHH XVILLIA1M NV. MOSS Stuwlo.-nf fuuncil 'l'1'c:xs. -ll lfxrc, Sx:11Ql1fnc l. J. 3. 4: llumm- lic. S-l'lul1 4: IlifY 4: l ootlr:nll 2, 3. llnmm. 'l'rc-us. 4: l m'um 3. Yfcv 2, R. -lg Ufficc Asst. 43 lhmslvv' 4. l'l'L's,-11 Sxluilr 43 lli-Y 41 l'uul'i- Vlulu J, S, -ll l'1w11L'cr-simxe -l. cr 3: lfnlurc 'l'L-:nclu-rs 4: l'l1m-1' lllnck 41 Prmn l'mum, 3: Scnim' Vwmm. -lg lliscllssemx llruup JC 4'l1m':1s I. PATRICIA NIC CAIN l.gALlJH x1YEH Ilmmr Such-ty 4: Student lhmw- GARY NIC CARTY A cil 3: Smluilm 4: Scnlur tlnnnl. 4: H. Y 1 4 In I H , g T I I ' . . I I H 3 h-1' -1.313.435 -' ,lm-11 1- .. 5 'mxtm i,.g mc: 12211121 li ii lf: ig,,.E!JQ ,V::ra7'L'r :il 1. 4. 2, 3, CHARLOTTE ANN NIC- GENE NIEBEL CUIRE Fuurig-r 4, J: llznsiktluxll l: llzlselvzlll 1. TOAI NICKLES Sunil: 7 3: i'u11x'im' 41 liiuul l. ELIZABETH Nl U LLEN Yell l.c-zulu-I' 1, S. Vilpl. -lg UAA I, 2. 5. l'rus. 4: l'mm lRmmx. .IL Senior l'umm. -l: Fullslminn' Su' l, .L 3, 41 llunstul' tlulw l. 2. .u 4. CAHOLYN MC CUIRE Spring Festival 5. FRANCES OIJITMAN Honor Society 4: l m'u1u 3, 4: Future Tcznclmcrs 3, 4: Sunsllinc Society 1. 2. 5. -l: llisrussiuu liruup 2. I-wnnxxx 41 limos L 4g Scmor Ibn IOXI OSBOIINE ., ,. , IIVX A, Xiu'-I ree. 43 5-I Illlm 4 . , , I4-.4v1Iu:xII I. -. A, 4' IiusIqvtIx'xII uv 4 I.-. ..4, Imak I. 7 I 4' I1 m Iumlll, ,xg N urn g up ' 1 1 P11114 CIIAIIl.ICS I'IIUE'I I' X455 43 5-I lull .v. 4 Im1x'u'1' 4' Vrlmix I. CLXIIOI. RISICII Sulullinr l'nw. I. I. J. -Ig Ilmnl Ilmrt .Ig Ofllcv Asst. I' lun' tu llnlv I, J. un. 4. UIANIICS PIIISIIICJO SIIIHLICY PUIISLIEY Sunsldxn J. 5, 41 llmm' lin' 3. 4'- Ilwmtl-I' I'I1lI. 3. 41 Syn Ifusilxznl J. SA N DII A IIOISEIITS XVII,I.,:XIIIJ L. PIIILLIPS I I:lI Nucl: I. 2, .Ig Vunlu-wiznyx IZIIIIXII-x I'Il1Iu 3. ICVICLYN IIEECE Ilmmm' Swain-15 4: Singing Star u 1 -. 3. I'n--. 4: l'I1fr I. -. S. Xwcu- l'rw. 4: Ifefrum 3. Svc. 4: Iiix- UIISNIUH Ilmllp 23 Squib 41 Spring I c'SIiv:II I, 2. .I. -I: Sunfvrx Ilmxm, 4: I'r1mm Vunlm, 5: Fun' xhim' I ' I 4' llfmxtu' l'IuII I 4 .. L 4: II.X.X I. J. NI,4Ii'I'I IA IIOBEIISUN -g nw -' .w. 1 I.. . SANDY I'l'l'TNI.-XX Nunxlmllw I. 1. J. -Ig I.,X.X I .w, Iimwtm-1 IIUII J. .w, 4. N 1 I ,jv : Iw-x11x II I I ' I 1' 1 ' -I' I'1 , I .-..v. .I J turn- 'lli'JlCIIL'1's .31 I'mm I'm11l11, BILI. IIEIXIANX Ix xx.1mx .Xwxlrzl -I: Nllrlcll . , , .,. ., ,, t:,.1!uI Iu.u. .v, IAS, 4. I.xu Imnxn. Ir-114, 4, I'm-N. 4' NXS I. J. J. 4. S-I IUII I. 1. A. I'l'x 5. 4 IIIYX 5. 45 IlguI-.L-tI1:III 1.1, 5. ' I5ImIIv:III I. Q, 4, 45 lI:IfII':nII I J. .L 43 Hull' I. Q. .I 4: . M ,Q . SL-min Imnm. -4. Ilwm Immn, .w, NIOIIIIIS IIOISICIISUN Sullslmim I. 2. .I. 4: Ilmm- Ifvi. -Il I'IIvwc'sxiIIl1N -I1 SIHNIIIHQ I. 1. . Iimwtrl I'IuIn 4 I Ii: tu l'I11Iu ' 4 VXXI Imuiluxll 4 IIIII 4 . . . X Q 2 SALLY ROBINS llzlnwl I. I. 3. 4: Slnlxhinv I, 2. .L 41 UAA I, 1, X. 41 Iimuulcl' l'lnII I, 1. .Ll 4: Vrmn Vcvnnn, .ii Sprung l's-stlxnl I. I. A, 4. SUE RUNNEBOHN1 Vlnss Sec.-'l'1'czls. 4: Spring Vmlrt 4g Sqnilm 4: Snnshinv I. 2. I'rcQ. 3. 43 Spring lfvstivnl I. 2. .ig Housivl' VIIIII I. .I. 3. 43 I'rmn I'mnm. 1: Student I'w1ll1L'il J: Uffivc A-st. 4: 1'qlIlllI'4' Nurses 45 UAA J. NVILLIAM A. SHANE-R Hi-Y 41Spri11y:f'mn't 43 Hzlskut- hull I2 ll:IscIx:nlI I, 21 I'In-L-r Hlock 43 SL-nim' Frmnn, 4. IIAL IROHNI Stmlvni Iknlllcil .ig IIifY -I3 Sqnilw -I. RAY 1iU'l'lIICRl 0llD Ht. .Xlllnlrn I, 1. DEAN SHENEINTAN Ilunur Socivty 4: XASS 2. 3. 43 SAI'lub 3. 4: Ili-Y 3. Prem 43 Fmmtlwull I. Z: Truck I. 2: Mun- zlgcr 3. 4: Clues-x' Iilnck 4: Prom Vmnm. 33 Se-ninr Vmnm. 43 Sqnilv 4. TOMMY HOXVE liALl'Il RUDD I'Ul'lII1l 4: H1-N -I: lllsuunmunn . . ' llrmms 3: Srnilu 4: l'mlCc'ssiu11x hull 43 lmllllwcu' 4, . .. ,. ,. NIInIv,,.w,41 Hzuclvull -1 lwmt I I 41 SL-nim' l'ulnn1. 4, livllvvllc- Sv High. licllcvnc, Ohio, I, 2. MINA SEXTON 1 AVGDON sICo'r'r 5 '1fhiHv 1. 1. .11 mx 1. 1. .I J' A ' ' A' Spring FQQIIVQII I. J. 5: l'Imi1 pmnlmll , Q 4. ,lwlwk , x 4- .Ig lirmsior l'InIu J. S1 I nInl'L rngkf-IMIT if 'YYXSQ : If iimf 1'f1 l'f'fQ -I1 VW' Iq 1'1'4 .11 ms . r .' . ' ' '- f l cnssiun llrunp 5. n. -I. 5-I lub .x. -I. IIUIIIIII -I, Svnim' llnnnn, 4: f'I1m'c-1' Hlnck 1, v . 4 . r I IJix', 41 lliscnfsinn flfnmp 5, I lb' Ilumur Snclttv 4' lllrll' I ' I SIHFFLETT in-c. .L -I: SIIIIIUIII I-QUIIIIUII l lmnln. 41 Ilmvslvl' Ilnlw I. 3 Sn.nshinv I. 41 Ufficn' Asst. 4: Nw. .L 45 I'1-nriI-r .Ig IH-Um lslltnrm' Nlurwvss 4: l'I1m'ns I. 2. 3: llunnn, 3: CIAA I. 2, .ig UI'fiI-I .plxng l'csl1Y:1l l. J. I. ASH. 42 IJINUIINZSIIIII Ilronp 2. 3 'l'x'L':ns. -I: I 1n'nn1 4: l nIl1x'I Ivzxclwrs 1. 4: Snnslminc I, I Spring l L-stivul I.-. 3.-I5 Sm-nun SI I ICIRDIAN SKIIJNIORE IIifY 4: I'r'4:m I'm1ml. 5: l'I1sw1 IZIHVIX 4: SUIIIUI' Ikmnm. 4. I IAIIIIY EARL SMITI I X:mIIl1l'v11 IIIgI1 Sclwfll. Yzulf Iluwul. Nlinwmrw, 2: Irs- High N'InI--I. I'wIml1Iv1xs XIIW.. I. AIUIIN SPEICICL IImxm Suuip-15 4: XXSS 4: Sf IIHII 4: III-N .I. 4: I'r'm11 Iwmt ,Ig I m'um .I. 4: SIIHIII -I1 Nlmxzxgm' 3. 4: 'I'1':ncIx 4: I'rnm lmxml 3: Smxlur f'vrn1m. 4: Iliv rnvwll Hump Q: Yirm--I'1'c's. .I IGUIIIIJLII J: I'I1cm-r IIIIICIQ 4. ,IICIRIIY SKILLMAN -IANIES li. SNIITII LINDA S'I'ANI..EY Nunelum' I. -, ,w. 4: IIrum 3. 4: I!l,I.s11-r l'Ix1I- 5, -I Cnxsiullx I. STITPI IICX D. SLATON II:14I4c1Iw:III -. .M 4, Il.u'I4 J. 4: I'mItIv:III 4: IIVX 4: NIIIIII -1: XI:Iv1:Ig1'1' I. -IICIIRY SNIITII II:I4I4ff1Iv:1II I. 2. 3. 4: Ilan-Iv:lII I. J. 3, 4: SfI'IuIv-4: X588 3, 41 II1-X 45 lmlcc-wluuu -I, IOIIN SFITIIINEKEII GLENNA SNIITII 3. lhmr I, J. 3, I: SuneI1im- I. ' 1: Uftnfv ANI. 4: Ihr-.111 I'IuIn .I, IIQYVIQIJII SXIITII Fturlcnl ltuunfil .51 IIIIII-lx N muh 4 I-IIIIIIK 'II-110 -'X N1llsI1x11m I. I. 3. 'I'rc':w, 4. Ut hu .L 4 ficc' Ani. 3. 4: SIIUIII 4: III-ni cy' I'IuI1 -. 'I'1'v:1a. 3, 4: Iwm l'uu1n1, .13 Sc-nu-1' il-11vl11, 4 Spring I'n-Qiixzal S. LIXD.-X STINE I'l1lnx'c 'IK 'zxcI1ux 3, 4: Fnuxlum X155 .L 4: IIIAY 5. 4: Vmlrixl I, Q: 5. 4: llffifv .X4sl, 1:9111 lun 4 I'1sIIvIII ' ' III IQIIIIII I 4 II atm l'IuIv I 4 I' , H . -. ,M ,xx . . 'lkrzwli I, I 'ml mx mm. 3, . - g . YI ,-XSICN.-X'l'II 'I'III'IOBALIJ lbffirr .XWL 3, 43 Sui1sIvim- I. 1 .w, 4. DANNY 'I'IIUIIS'I'ON I'.ulI Vrpw .Xu:u1I -I1 XKS5 I 1. 3. 42 5ffiIi1II I. 1.5. -I1 II:uI4L'l Is:lII I, 2. 3. -I2 I'n:u4'Iw:1II I. 1. .I 4: llplf I. I. 3. -I: III Y 3. 4 Spring Vmlli 4: I'lum l'f.urI .I I-'lmllmll I. 4: I'lum Iiminll, .I IILI-N Nw: Irnux, Q. IIOININIIC NYIC.-XKI.I'IY l'Ixi'i I' I9Im'Ii 4. PIIIL 'VINXICY Iwm1Iv:iII I. I: Ivlmls 4' IILHHI I. 1 I I- l'Iu-ir ' I'm1i'wr 4' Spring Iwwlixzil I. Q. .vi Rmlip l'IuI, I: l'Iimux I. DIANA UNDEHXYOOID v IIw'r I. J. A. -I: N1ilNI1llln' I. -. Icstix1I I. 1. .if .I. 4: Spring - xv, 1,.X.X I.-. .v. IIlmxIl'l'lII1Ir .s, 4. ll OAN XVEl5S'I'IiIIl Nmxliim- I. Q. A. 4. IIIHX11-r I Iulm I I -I' I'mu'e-Nxiuln. -I. II- T .li I lm- I' r PAT TIIONIIISOX Sil11NI1im- I. .2..I,41Si'n1m llnlllll. 4: Sqiiilr 4: Spring I n's1ix:1I .ig ll,X.X 2, S. -I1 Iimmlcv' l'IuIu 14 I 4. ,I UDY XYAGNEII IIfmnr Siwicti -I1 Sniixliim' I. 1. .L 43 Spring l'm1rt 4: ISUIIQI.-r l'Ii1I1 J. 3. 4: I'rrlm Cmirt 3: Stuwlciit I'ivlllICII I. Z.: Ifiiiiiri' 'I'c-:icIu-iw 5, 4: Squilv 4: I'r4im l'm1mi. 3. DUN A XVEST l'Imir I. J. .I, 4: Spring Ifuati- VJII I. I. R, 4: 5urisI1i1ii- I. Q, .L 4: Ilfumi- ICU. I. 2. .I. 4: I.iIIr:Ir5 VIHII .IQ Uffirx' .XxNt. -IZ Kimi vscseiuilx 42 Svllim' Ihiliiil. 4. ISICTSI 'IIIIUIISIONI III-llvl' Swriiiy IL Stllilm-ll! Vnlill ml I. 41 Ifw-v. Iluulnl. 43 lil-rum ,. 4: Nyullv 4: Kmxrlvr .w: N-Him timniuv 4' I'l'uml'sumil1 I' Ifulmi I Ii'1u'Il4-ix .I, -I1 Iimrxiri l'IllIu , a. 4: Ni1i14I1vm' I. 2. J. 4: Ilu rllxxlvuii Ilrmlp I. ICIIIIY NVARI3I.IC Ix.uIm IIHII ,1,4. ACK XN'IIIiIiI.IilI IYiIs-vii IIiy.1Ii FPIIWII. XIum'i4- , LARRY WILEY LEW VVILKINSON NORMA LEE WILLIAMS RICHARD YARBER NOT PICTURED JIM HARDIN KAREN KAY PILK Fourier 4. SHIRLEY ,TRQUT ll:l,u1l l. J, J: Spring Festivwl l Kforumencemeut Speaker 4: Hou- 'l'r:nelc l. 1, .L 4: Ifootlmll 1 J, 3. or Society 45 Forum 3, Trezns, 43 Kg Cross Vouutry 1.5. Discussion Grouu 2: Future Rushville lligh School I, Z. .ll N I Ch 1 l N l us? Quushinc : f oi' : '- ce EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief Paul Allen DePrez Copy Editors Steve Mobcrly Artist Paula jones Opening Editors Linda Bonner Hal Rohm Betsi Thurston Rose Linville Dean Shenemun Organizations Editors Shirley Ash Donna Kelsay S ports Editors Charles Barnett xl ol Faculty Editor Marty Kuhn Senior Editors Mike Brogan Betty Fuller Sue Runncholun Bill Greenlee lll Spiegel SueArlen Denison Rose Ann Knoebel Ul'ld6'1'CillS'SI7lC1l Editors Annette Henderson Paula Houston Susan NI eiks Jewell Smith Norma WVilliams l Teachers 3, 4: Squilm 4: Suu- shinv 1, 2. 3, 4: Office Asst, 3. 4: Rooster l'luli 2. 3. 41 UAA J, 1' Spring lfestival I, 2. Index Editors lim Frank Evelyn R:-see Pat Thompson Typisls Linda Carrico -Iuclitli Ilestel' Linda Stine Photographer Eddie Gaston BUSINESS STAFF Business Illunagcr Nancy Griffith A.s-.s-istu nt M a no gc rs Publicity mul Soles Diumy Irie Concessions Ralph Ruclcl Publicity mul Sales john Brant Pat XlcCain Typist judy Wagner Nr-.0 but VVilson Allen, Frances Olt- man, and Clmrles Burnett finished in the 99th per- centile of the National Nler- it Scliolursliip Test. They received certificates and colleges were notified of their achievement. Bob House, Nancy Criffitli. and Paul Allen DePrez re- ceived u Certificate of Commendation for their performance on the Nation- ul Nlerit Scliolalrsliip Test. By making the liigliest score on 11 competitive ex- am, Steve Nloberly, Charles Burnett, and VVilson Allen were named delegates to the aumuul World Affairs Institute sponsored by lio- tary. ffl'- ,A- sn , 2535? 32 M 5 if 2 Jaw Pfgfw .2 bt x '7 all i lg tif' ' nderclassmen Traditionally, underclassmen are relegated to a minor position in high school affairs hy the seniors. During the first three years of high school, underclassmen train for positions of leadership and responsibility. While seniors are expected to run the showf, underclassmen can be depended upon to furnish assistants, future athletic champions, and people who just want to help. Our underclassmen will attain many New Horizonsv in the new school next year. By profiting from previous classes, mistakes, underclassmen can achieve New Horizons in scholarship, student government, organizations, and athletics. funiors Adams, Bolt Addison, ,lack Aldridge, Vfendell Alexander, llwain Amos. Ralph Anderson, Sandy Andrews. Jerry Arnold, Larry Ash, Linda Ash. Joe llanslracli, Mike Bass. Barbara llauslxack, Marilyn lianslmck, Ruth Ann Benefield, Darrell Bird. Steve llisliopn, Nancy Rogue. Nancy Bonner, Dennis Bowlby, Eula Breedlove, Nancy liryer, Eugene Bramwell, Lynn Burton, Betsy Burgess., Dave Butts, jim Clark, Ronnie Cockerhaln, Vl'anda Coers. Carmen Collier, xxvlllllll Compton. Dan Comstock, John Vourtney, David l'rafto.n, Kay Daniels, joan llarlanll. Carrollton Davis, M'artl'ia Deljaun, Linda Dellekamp, Lynn Dow, Charles Fair, Paul Felsner. Peter lfislier, James Fletcher. VValter Foster, Steve Gaines, Frances Gaines, Lynda Goble, Sandra Goble, Sharon Goff, George Gotcher, Janice Glackman, Gerald Graham. Bill Green, Steve Gunning, Kathy Hall, Barbara Hamilton, Ellen lleck, Clinton llc-ster, Nancy llcwitt, jumly llulne, Gary Hutchinson. Larry jackson, Becky Jones, ,lim jones, Judy Jones, Sandra ,lnnkc-n. lrnia Kaster, Orlis Kaylor. l'onnie Keel, Martha Kehrt, jerry Kennnle, Holy Kettler. Mike Kinnick, Bill Kremzier, Linda Kuhn. Anne Lackey, Doug Landis. Peggy Lanilwerlen, ,lerry Lee, Mary Lee. Sarah Leffler, Darlene Linville, Dixie Longstreet. Sharon Lorent, Carol Love, Joyce Lux, Diane Mack, Bill Madigan, Tim Marks, Richard Martin, John Mecller, Dave Meloy, Donna Mohler, Steve Mohr, Nancy Moore, Becky Moore. Gary Murphy, Sharon Myer, llwain Myer, Pat Nicholson, George Nigh, llunna Pedrick, Hob Perkins, Kenny l'ilk, Kenneth Pike, Mary Platt, jerry vw 1-as gi Iunior Class Office-rs' Bob Adams, Prcsidc-ntg Doug Lnukvy, Vifl'-l,TCSlL.lCDtQ and Rita Sunclmzm, Svcre- ta11'y-'I'rc-alsllrm-1'. R:lylml'n, Lowell Ricllzxrmlsmm. llnmlliv Rickc, Stun Kula-l't'4. lizwinl Rulwrts, lfvllwrl Rnlxlnsrnl, l'l':l11L'1N Ryzul. StL'w:u't Szxmlers, lfnrol Fumlnmn. Rim Scutt, Susan Scumlflcr, .lwhn Slunllvy. Nlix Slmrp. Ycrmnx Slecth, ,lim Smiih, Kaye Smith. Pnl Fnyrler. Sara Stanley, li:u'lw:1r.x Stn-vein. ,ln .Xml Sl:-wart. llurulll Swain, Alllllj' Tllznrp, l,:l1'ry 'I'l1cul.:nlzl, Sn-xc 'lbttm-11. S11-xv 'I'uvvue. Slmrrm 'l1l'lIl'lUCli. Snmlrzx Yun Sicklv, l.:u'1'5 Yzmglm. Flwt VY:ulswm'tl1, Kvnnvlll XY:1gv1e11 ,lzmct XVngl1c1', Shcilu XY:linscut1. ,lim XYezu'e1'. liznil XYclnstcr, Strvx' XYL-Iuigllt. llulm XYi1-leur, Klum Alice- Vllley. Llmlzl XYi1li:m1s, :x'lZll'll'lZl xvllll2lI1ISlIIl. ,la-fry Willis, Slxsrry Vlllllft, -lullll VYurl:z111l. Lum ,Mm Holly Sclmus, born Fell ruury 24, 1943: cliccl Feb ruury 2, 1959. A nag ,vw wk 4, 'S 1,1355 qi oplzomores Allams, .lurlie Allawi, llilvill Allen, Donna Allen, Irene Ash, Paul llalting. Martha Harker, Fharles llarnes, llub llastin, Sharon Hates. Carolyn Bayless, Mike llealwuut, Bill Beekman. Farolyn llc-nefielil. Norman llvlnleti, Melvin llcunc-tt, Phyllis Rogue. Rita Branson, Pat llraunagel. Helen llrinsnn, Toni llruck, Gary llrnkc-ring, lleverly lirnwn, Danny llrnwn, Marilyn lluchanan. Harry Bullock. Sandy Farney. Dick l'awuncl, Kenneth Vlzipp, llzmna l'lcnlr:nts, liilgar flln:4C. lllll Ifocliran. Richard Voffey, Gayla Yule, Faye lbnlstnck, Connie l'on4liff. Norma llfilll, Gary l'r:nncr. Phil Prem-rl. clllillfllll Cummings, Hill Dean, Mabel lbellusk, Mike llc-ggeluw. Kutlaiv Ilile, Xnlnuzlie liillnw, junior llirks, Ginny Duub, john Douglas, Tim Dover, Mike Ilrake. Iona Dye, llarhara lillfllll, Fred lickstine, Sur I-Iiclem, Bonnie Elliott, John Ellison, Ned Engle, Ernie lipperson, Larry Ewick, Eva Ewing, Dep Feuerstine, Gloria Fitzgerald, Kenny Fcgle, Anne Fox, Bill Frezis. Charles liurmlncr, juan ilzirlitcli, Ilnzine tiiilean, VViIlie Gillis, Larry Kimble, Szinily Hrfihzini, Don th-ahznn. I':it Grzihzun, Tum Green, Iizzrluirn Griffith. Sznnlrn Griffith, 'I'hun1:is llrigslry, Mary l.un Haley. Triuly llull. Beverly Hull, Mary Ellen Hznmii, Kay Hzirvey. Karen liaise-Custer. Rnthnnn Hank, Rachel llenflricksun, Pzinl Hemi, l'. M. Hester. janet Higgins. WYilhnr Hilkene, jerry I.41n Hill. Melanie llirsclinuer. Slifiron llulnies, Dnnnii llmiston, Kathy Huliler, Uharles Hutchins. Steve Hutton, Billie lluzzie. l.. j. lcenugle, Linda lsgrigg, Kzirris Janie-S. Larry jones. Carolyn Jones. Dave Innes. Marilyn Dlrmlon, James Kzisler, Dun Keith, Stephen Kelso. Sznnlra Kincaid, Pat Kinnick. Pat Knzirr, Dean Knuse, Faro! Kramer, Lelnni Kremer. Tum Kuhn, Fred Kuhn. Steve Lackey, Phil Lzmili, llonzilil l.:imli, Szinilrn I.amlwerle.n. ,lim l.:1rkey, Pat Liverseiilge. john l.4wcki'islL:e. Mzirllnu ,lime lxmviit, Bill Luvitt, Janet Major, Ginny Maple, Steve Xlarks. ,lurl3 Martin, tin-nrgianii M artin. Larry Slvsulnws, ,lanvt Nle-fry. Saufly M1-tz, ,lanicc Nl ilcs, l'arl Nlillcr. Marna Nlll cr. Susan Xl tL u-ll. Nlarty Manure. Mary Ann Nluss, Sliarrrll Mullen. l'in4Iy Klurpliy. l'at Xlt'l'alu', ,lam- Nlcf'lain. .lnhu M01 Mmas. Al urly Marljunalcl. l'at Xlrlluffv. Nliclccy Sl cllrcw, Stn vm- IKlcKeun3 , liarl N4-wtml. lit-urge Nay. Marilgu Ull Uelmrnc'. Sim 1' ngrr. Ura n Park. llarisl l'arln'r. tilvnu Varlicr, l'ah5 l'axtun, Kcnuvth l'vl1Cc, llivhartl l'hart's, l'hil l'irrcc. Rickg Pittman, llill Pitts, Mark l'latt. Kalhlcvu l'latt. l,arix 1 lm-, Alu501'l5l1 llfllltlj. llarlrafa Raflfurrl, llruna Re-iiiivr. Maril3n Richarslsml. llnvifl Richey , ,ln-nnifci hunt, Il hun Rulers. Ilianv liutlicrfurtl. Karru Ruth:-rfurrl. Sallt Sxuulcfur, Rick Srltnvirlvr. llill Srlmclfli. llick Sfmt. Alan Sm-tt. Susan Scars. Susan Shatner. Sharon Sharp, fharlcs Shepparcl, Suuclg Sillu-rt, Bob Quuuums, Dick Skicliuurc. Marvin Smith, jerry Smith, Sherry Staats, Dick Stcvells. Sherry Stinu. Susie ,529 'E s ur' xx! in Sophomore Class Officers: Edgar Clements, Presidentg Ginny Dirks, Vice-Presidentg and Faye Cole. Secretary-Treasurer. Maw' QS Stiles. janet Stitvs. Mary Ann Stoliry, Bill Strawn, Karin Sutton. Loretta T33'l0I'. Charles Templin, Gerald Thomas, llvu Thnmpsun, Have Thornburg, jon Thurston. joe Thurston, Kay Thurston. Munn l,y.nn Thurston. North Titus. lion Totten, Elayne Tragesser, lion Trent, Danny Tucker, Larry Tucker, Melinda Tungalc, Pam Vllmrl, Larry VS'alton, Stvvv XYalts. Roger xxvllffl, Ray Vkhrfielrl. Sanrlra VVarren, Don VVatc1'n1an. Larry VVcavc1', Ruse Mary xvCl!lg21l'Kl1, Judy VYells. Maclelyn VVertz, Don VVest6rfic-ld, john VVetnigh!, Barbara VVheeler, Barham XN'hitcumlw, Ruger XViley, Anna Mac VN'illiams, llnh VYiIliams. Huh E. XVilliams. Carolyn Sur' VVr1rl:lnd, Suv: Zanger, Mary Freshmen .Xilkiiim Slevi- Alcxanrlcr, ,lc-annie Amos, Terry Ruins, Larry .Xmlersmr llstly Suu Amlcrs, Raymmwl Aslillrrmk. Clary Aullwy. Kay llaatv, Raninna llakrr. l.inrla llakcr. Pc-nny. llaker, Shirlcne llnrnlmrst, Elrlonna llarnes. Vlanrlia llarnes. Tim Hass, Sue llrvlxlvy, Vicki Il:-ncfir-I. llarlr I7cnnc-tt, Mary .Kim livlilu-it. Ruth Ann llnring, lliant' lluwcrs. Larry lluwllmy. Mary llramwcll, ,lay llrant, .Xnnc llrcwling, ,lnhn llrrwvr. l,arry Briggs. Kathy llrugan, Mary lillcn llrnkering, Max llurlnn, lfrl llnrtun. ,lnaly llnlla. llaimy Vainc, NUl'!l'l1l l'a1'te-r, .lamvs Clark. Kailiy Fm-rs, hlolin Vuffey, Sharon fuffin. Alim Cale. Anita Vnllins. llml Vnlvin, lf-:Kun l'nlwc-ll. Mililreil funistnck, Kay Fnpplc. Linila fnrrl, Susan Vuwin. ,liuly ll.un,1fla1lys llainnl. liunc llanicls, Paul llrvw. ,lohn liilwarmls. Alice liilur. Pa! lilliott. Sandra Ellison, Elizalvetl1 Fisher. John lfislu-r, Xlary Ann Frank, ll:-nny Fuller, 'l'in1 Gufnrtli. Patricia flntclier, Ruger tire-en. llavivl Gregory, l'a! Griffitli. Rolxcrt llaas. Robert llall. llunnic llallam. ,lim llamner, llary llancly. Karen Harding. Georgr Harlan. Barbara Hastings, Danny llcclc. Ilanny llc-ck. .lnrly Ilclxling. Toni llenry, llolm Higgins. Riclianl llnwaril. llill llnmv, llill -lmirs. Nancy Jones, Penny junken, Dal Marie Kaster, janet Kelley, Mike Kennedy, Ruth Ann Kettler, Mike King, Bill Knzirr, Dean Knight, lloh Knoebel. Cheryl Knose, Harl Knose, joan Koehler. Alan Kohler, Terry Krebs, Steve Kremer, jim Kremzier. Richard La Grange, Hill Le Brun, Eddie Ledford. Cary Lee, Larry Linville, Elton Lee Long. Randy Loveless, Virginia Lux. Ralph Lux, Sally Mann, Barbara Merritt, Paul Milhnlland. Larry Miller, Doug Mohr. Peggy Montgomery, Jim Moore, lliek Moore, Sam More, Stephen Morrison, Beverly L. Morrison, Beverly K. Mount, Mark Mount, Mike Murray, ,lo Ella Meflain. Joann Mclflory. Milford McClure, Terry McColley. Max Mcffomas, Pat McKeand, Emily McKinney, Charles M'eKen.ny, jerry McNeely, Elizabeth M'cNeely, Libhy MeNeely, Lola McQuary, VVillard Nauert.Na.ncy Neafus. Bobby Neeb, Ronnie New, Don Nigh. Stevie Oltman, Sandra Osborne, Mike Owens. Judy Paris, Richard Parsons, Bill Phares. Phillip I':ittei'son, Tom l't-trick, Nan Pence. Alan Pettit. Rita Pherigo, Sandra Ping, Jimmy Pruett, ltfary Nell Ramsey, Sue Reed, Tommy Richardson. Maureen Richardson. Patty Roberts, Sheila Rogers. Tom Rouse, Roseanne Ruhlman, Wilma Reuter, Roseanne Runnebohm. Steve Rlulfl, ,ln Ryan. Pat Srlnlick, liuviil Sm'l1m'iwlvl', lldty -lu SCl'lllijlIVCl, Sunny Srlmtt, llc-tty Schuucnlzul. Flmrlm Scott, llrunkn' 1-xtuu. M ltcllvll ?l1:ullL'3'. lJzu'i4l Sl1n-rvvuml. Bill Simmons, Nancy Sinlnluns, Mary .Inm- Sinxpsmm. llizmxx Sl-cillnmu. Br-tty Suller, Mary ,lu nm1lw1'S. Mary Surrcll, I,msl:n Flvgulxllmzlllclg Ilzlvt' Spivgvl. M:u'g1u'c-t Spurliug, lima Slams. .Kun Stalker. Suv Steplwils. llL'x'erly ln-wx-ri. ,lerry Stivm. Marilyn Stvrgull. Flmrlc-s Slurggill, 'l'n1n11ny Svvnrt, jim 'l':nylm', llrenrln 'I':nylur, Ilnve 'llezxslvy ,lmly l lu-ruins. I' ra-ul Klmrnvmlpmxl, Hmm 'llx-'rstm1, Riclmrll Tillisml. Mike 'l'mmlxi,n, john Tmvnslcy, KQUIISUIIICK' 'llrn-rs. l'zu'ol 'l'ruv, .Xmln I vrlccr. .Xlwlis luck:-r, Llmln YIIFSZIY. Bill XY:u1k1'r. l.mmi0 VV:nltz. Gaye l.Vutsm1, Arthur Wnvnmck. Sally VVvmlling, Rosalie vcmlllng, Tina xYl1llf1tlil'I'. Mzxry Wilsml. Sully lYisker. Fliznlmth lfoml, l.JH'I'j' Zamger, Murgrury Z1-ll. Tum Zin1mc'rr11:m. .lnhu Freslunan Class Office-rs: Mike Mount, Prcsiclvntg Mark Mount, Vicv-l'1'e'siclc'11tg null Put Hyun, Secrctury-Truusurcr. RT., i 101 fi . 102 eventh Grade ROVY l: Eddie Griffith, Steve Conrail Mike Browning. Jackie Burton, Leu nie Freese, Helen Copple, Sharon Ash brook. Nancy Burton, Lois Comstock Anita Alford, Ann Ewing, Sherr1 Applegate, Jo Anne Conlon. Susie An drews. Danny Haley. Douglas fousins and Richard Foster. ROVV 2: Joe Gaw Paul Eiden, Sanna Grav. Joy Grant Joyce Graham, Paulette Foster, firensl' Brown, Susan Beekman, Farla Collins Mary Lou Ballard. Marilyn Bullard Beverly Baker, Alice Griffith, Jea1 . ,nn Dellekamiv. Joanne Dial. Nancj Gohel. ROVV 3: Randy Fair. ,lay But'er Steve Fair. VVray Anderson. Jerry Roswell. Larry Ayers, Paul Valdarone Ron Rrokering, Mike Riddle Ilrucl Hottorff. Vernon Patrick, Kennetl f'lal'k. Richard f'rim. llolilvy Vhamlmers Larry Buchanan. ROVV l: Rex Hillery, Patricia Roster Carolyn Lawson, Mary Jefferies. An gela Linville, Carolyn Jessup. Danny Henderson, David Halzhansen. Mike Hamilton, Donald Jenkins. Ja.ne How errl, Carolyn Leonard. and Marilyn Dover, ROVV 2: Rosetta Edgar. Jim mie Ann Hickman, Barlxara Hey Joyce Johnson, Jim Aliel, Phillip Boyle Tommy Beagle, Steve Jenner. Hol Goff. Doug Horton. Mike Fallon, Joi Krick, Susy Holms, Elizalreth Grif fith. Edmund Kennedy, and Gary Knose. ROW 3: Stephen LaBarbara Fred Lambert. Flora Gibson. Jane' Deljaun, Ginger Higgins, Jan Hil kene, and Chylan Lee. ROVV l: Loretta Smith, Linda Spurli.n Lloyd Smith. Rickey Vaughn, Denny Longstreet. Larry Wilcox, Gary Mc- flure, Michael Linville, Greg Osborne, Dotty Owens. Carol McKenney, Bren- :la Lusey. Barbara Mann, Sandra Mer- ritt. and Beverly Tindle. ROW 2: Rita Tucker. Barbara Van Sickle. Daylene Thurston. Judy Tucker, Mickey Mc- Roherts. Victoria Phares. Lynette Poe. Merle M'eltzer, Pete VVorden, Freddie Priddy. Patricia Pennington, Brenda McNicholas, Marjorie Moore, Carolyn Lnvitt, Sherri Long. Sonny Perkins. ROW 3: Linda Shepard. Patricia Knose, Robert Tucker. Boh Stevens. larrv Wadsworth. David Moss. Mark Ellerv. Charles Randall, D'-vid Maj- ors, Dennis Paul, David Messmore, Karen Raymond. Terrie Rogers. Sharon Burnside, Jane Martin, Patrick Wag- ner. Eip hzh Grade RUVN' I: john Sehweppe, Stephen Tuck- er, Sue VYilsun. .luclith VVagner, Lih- lmy t'oulston, Cynthia Page, Nancy Nlmitgoniery, Beverly Craig. Jerry Spnrlin. Mike VVatkins, jerry McMich- ael, Davirl Croueli. Glen Craig. Anita ,lnnkc-n. Fheryl Magee, Norma Vtlhis- man. lleverly Barton. ROVV 2: Denis llarris, Sharon VVilliams, Donna Skin- ner. liill Stewarrl, .lean Smith, janet Yan Cleve, Janice Suiter, Donna Ry- hal. Sanflra hvl1iIlIYlC. janet Fox, Lar- ry Ray. Kenny Garlitch. Ricky Lor- enze. ,lack Ilorst, Steve Minton, Peggy Parker, Linzla Vtiilson. ROVS' 3: Donald Shatlley. jim Smith, Sam State, Don Sexton, Mike Slaton, Mike Rodman. Tmn Truelu. Tom Strawn. Steve Lac- key, Ronnie Zeller, john Haehl, Tom Shnppert, james VVasson, Hohhy Tilli- son, Larry VVhitlock. ROW' l: David Fonway, 'l'ummy Davis. .loe llaseeuster. Furl Loveless, Mike llnwell, llrian Hester. Tnnnny Hentler- son. john Hilkene, Gerald Jessup, Rodger llarris. Keith Thomas, Charlie tiaralner, Nancy Scott, Margaret Gush- wa. l.inila l.ainlv, Susan Coffin, Mary ,lane Dennis. ROVV 2: Fred Bowers. Daritl Spittle, George ltroughtplenty. .laequeline lvie, Arlene Featherstone, l,inrla lleek. Lincla Fallon, Nancy Grif- fith. ,lean tiher, Ann Crafton, Glenna t'olliei', jennifer jones, Dorothy llenrlersnn, Mary Beth Aliel, Carolyn llagnall. ROVV .iz Hamlrl Clnuse, Glen Andis. Ilavirl Hinke. Mark Fomstock. Steve Dirks, Lewis llewitt. Paul ,lov sepll. Vliffurtl Gunther. Norman jones. Phillip Hassett, Kenneth Keel. llilly lit-H5. llenry jones. Stephen lngle. JUNIOR llltill llASKli'l'liAl.l.- ROVV 1: Pete McNamara. Daryl Tip- pin, l'hil Mohr, llill Williams, Larry Mc-l.ane. ROVV 2: Richard Balting. Steve Lancaster, Mike Shaclley. Phil Smith, -lay Clapp, Ronnie Cole, Roger t'onovei', l,onis Posz. ROVV 3: Don Sexton, Steve Lallarbara. Don Sexton, Mike Brunner. Dan Barnett, Mike Staats, David Moore. Wiley, Larry . . . Nickles, Thomas . . . Alexander, Donna . . . 33,6O,74 Alleng9 Wilson . . . 8,29,30,40,44,72,74, Andis, Linda . . . 33,37,74 Anspaugh, Ray . . . 17,62,74 Arterburn, Jerry . . . 17,30,5O,74 Ash, Shirley . . . 33,36,42,60,74 Austin, JoAnn . . . 33,37,60,74 Balting, Phyllis . . . 33,39,60,74 Barker, Bonnie . . . 33,60,74 Barnett, Bill . . .74 Barnett, Charles . . . 17,28,29,30,40,42, 46,50,56,62,72,74,89 75 Bass, John . . . Beabout, Elaine .75 Beatty, Larry . . . 6,75 Beckley, Sharon . . . 33,4'1,60,75 Benefiel, Charlene . . . 33,41,43,60,75 Bennett, Kay . . . 33,4l,60,75 Bennett, Marlene . . . 33,37,41,60,73,75 Bennett, Richard . . . i17,46,50,62,75 Biddle, Diana . Blaich, Larry . . . Bonner, Linda . . 60,75 Bowers Anna 33,4'1,60,61,75 l4,17,3l,40,56,62,75 . 14,33,36,37,39,42, , . . . 14,18,36,38,39,73,75 Bo le on. .3076 y , J - , Brackman, Anna . . . 33,4i1,60,76 Brant, John ...N 16,17,26,28,29,30,42,76 Braunagel, Jo Ed . . . 10,l7,76 Brogan, .Mike . . . 18,31,42,46,5O,58,62, 72,76 Browning, Sharon . . . 18,33,41,60,76 Campbell, Barbara . . . 33,41,60,76 oeriiee, Linda . . . 18,33,39,42,44,60, 73,76 Cavaness, Bill . . . 76 76 Cavaness, Bob . . . Chaney, Doyle . . . 17,20,41,45,76 Coffey, Sara . . . 39,76 Collins, Pat . . . 33,39,60,77 Comstock, Stephen . . . 77 Condiff, Tom . . . 17,77 Corley, Gloria . . . 33,77 Crouch, Robert . . . 7,77 Dellekemp, Bill . . . 12,17,29,3o,41,53, 62,73,77 Denison, SueArlen . . . 18,26,28,32,33, 35,36,42,60,73,77 DePrez, Paul . . . 8,11,17,22,26,27,28, 29,31,4l,42,72,77,89 Dodds, Larry . . . 30,41,57,77 Drew, Wendell . . . 17,30,36,41,50,62, 73,77 Eden, Mary . . . 33,4l,60,77 Eidem, Linda . . . 33,39,4l,46,60,77 Fair, Dale . . . 6,78 Flater, Susan . . . 33,39,41,60,78 Fowl, Greg . . . 17,30,50,58,59,62,78 Frank, Jim . . . 17,28,29,30,40,42,57,59, 62,73,78 Fuller, Betty . . . 18,33,42,44,60,78 Gaines, JuWana . . . 33,41,78 Gehr, Larry . , . 17,28,29,46,78 Giden, Layton . . . 80,50,62,78 Gordon, 'Bob . . . 46,78 Green, Carl . . . 1O,il7,78 Greenlee, Bill . . . 17,29,30,42,78 GriHitlh, Nancy . , . 8,10,14,28,29,33, 36,41,42,44,6O,78,89 Guest, Gary . . . 79 104 Hall, Phyllis . . . 33,6O,79 Haltom, Linda . . . 33,46,79 Handy, Nancy . . . 33,41,60,79 Hasecuster, Beverly . . . 33,79 Hatfield, Alice . . . 33,60,6i1,79 Heck, Larry . . Heck, Raymond .79 ...79 Henderson, Annette . . . l0,14,28,33,36, 42,44,60,73,79 Henson, Jerry . . . 30,79 Hester, Judith . . . 28,33,39,42,46,60, 73,79 Hickman, Harold . . . 13,17,18,26,27,31, 41,72,79 Hilkene, Larry . . . 80 Hirschauer, Karen . . . 18,80 Hogan, Don . . . 17,80 House, lBob . . . 28,31,73,80,89 Houston, Paula . . . 18,32,33,36,42,46, 60,80 Howery, Don . . . 17,30,73,80 Hudson, Joe . . Iceno le Barbara .80 g , . . . 80 Icenogle, Stanley . . . 80 Isgrigg, Larry . . . so lvie, Danny . . . 17,22,30,31,41,42,73, 80 Jeffries, Marjorie . . . 33,39,60,8O Jones, Paula . . . 1l,33,42.,81 Kelly, Carolyn . . . 81 Kelsay, Donna 33 42 60 81 Kiieebel, Rese Aiiii. 18,38,33,36,42, 60,73,81 Kohler, Nancy . Kremer, Judy . . . 32,33,41,6O,81 33,44,60,6l,81 Krick, Mary Louise . . . 81 Kuhn, Marty . . . 18,22,26,28,33,42,60, 73,81 Kysar, Charles . . . 13,18,2s,z9,3o,57, 73,81 Lambert, Larry . . . 81 Lancaster, Barbara . . . 16,33,46,81 Landwerlen, 'George ...N 81 Lalwson, Aloma . . . 33,82 Lawson, Kenneth . . . 40,5O,59,62,82 Lawson, Ray . . . 18,31,50,56,62,82 Linville, Rose . . . 14,18,22,28,33,36, 37,39,42,60,73,82 Major, Pat . . . 33,37,45,60,82 Martin, Tom . . . 6,l17,29,40,45,82 Meiks, Susan . . . 28,33,36,42,45,60,82 Miller, Linda . . . 33,41,60,82 Mings, Dennis . . . 82 Mings, Phil . . . 14,i17,30,50,82 Minor, Pat . . . 33,82 Moberly, Steve . . . 8,11,17,26,27,29, 30,36,42,43,73,83,89 Mohr, Janet . . . 33,35,41,60,83 Moss, Bill . . . 31,5O,62,83 Mullen, Liz . . . 11,20,21,33,35,60,61, e3,73,33 Myer, Ralph . . . 31,83 McCain, Pat . . . 28,3-3,35,42,60,73,83 McCarty, Gary . . . 31,83 Oltman, Frances . . . 28,29,33,36,41, 83,89 Osborne, Jon . . . 18,31,50,53,58,62,84 Pherigo, Jim . . . 84 Phillips, Willard . . . 84 Pittman, Sandra . . . 33,60,61,84 Pruett, Charles . . . 40,43,62,84 Pursley, Shirley . . . 33,60,84 Reece, Evelyn . . , 8,28,29,33,42,46, 30,7334 Reimann, Bill . . . 26,27,31,40,50,51, 53,56,57,62,73,84 Riser, Carol . . . 22,33,4l,60,7-3,84 Roberson, Martha . . . 33,41,60,84 Roberson, Morris . . . 58,84 Roberts, Sandra . . . 33,60,84 Robins, Sally . . . 33,85 Rohm, Hal . . . 10,3:1,42,85 Rowe, Tommy . . . 56,62,85 Rudd, Ralph . . . 29,31 ,41 ,42,85 Runnebohm, Sue . . . 14,18,33,35,36, 37,39,42,60,72,85 Rutherford, Ray . . . 5,85 Scott, Langdon . . 58,62,73,85 Sexton, Mina . . . . 17,29,30,31,40,50, 85 Shaner, Bill . . . 5,17,18,30,31,73,85 Sheneman, Dean . . . 8,17,28,31,40,42, 59,62,73,85 Shifflett, Sharon . Sirkus, Nan . . . 73,85 . . 33,35,37,39,85 l8,28,29,33,39,46,60, Skidmore, Siherdian . . . 17,3l,86 Skillman, Jerry . . . 86 Slaton, Steve . . . 31,50,53,58,62,86 Smith, Glenna . . . 38,86 86 Smith, Harry . . . Smith, James . . . 86 Smith, Jerry E .... 7,31,40,53,56,62,86 Smith, Jewell . . . 14,28,32,33,36,39,42, 60,73,86 Spiegel, John . . . 17,22,23,29,31,42,5s, 59,62,73,86 Stanley, Linda . . . 14,33,41,60,86 Stieneker, John . . . 3l,40,50,86 Stine, Linda . . . 33,36,39,42,60,86 Theobald, Asenath . . . 33,39,87 Thompson, Pat . . . 14,33,36,42,60,61,73, 87 Thurston, Betsi . . . 11,14,26,27,28,29, 33,35,36,42,43,6o,73,s7 Thurston, Danny . . . 18,22,3l,40,50,53, 54,55,56,57,62,73,87 Tinney, Phil . . . 9,43,57,87 8 Trout, Shirley . . . Underwood, Diana Wagner, Judy . . 39,42,60,87 Warble, Jerry . . . Weakley, Ronny . Webster, Joan . . West, Donna . . . 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