Sheridan High School - Syllabus Yearbook (Sheridan, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1967 volume:

Marion-Adams High School, Sheridan, Indiana 1967 Vol. XXXIII him I- meHovc........ This year of Marion-Adams High School brought many interesting changes in school life Moving from the old school to the new school created a new enthusiasm in school spirit. The Seniors had mixed feelings as they anticipated their graduation. The Juniors worked constantly to make money for the Junior-Senior Prom. To defend their title of fhe Best Floor for Homecoming, the Sophomores worked like eager beavers The Freshmen wehe glad to become 0 port of the high school. All in all, Morion-Adoms High School was a school On The Move. In Organizations ................... 37 In Academics ......... ,, .. . 27 1 Class Competition Created Spirit Among Stu Workmg mvo wee hows oi vhe mornmg the 0st of 138 ammpawd wclory wnh Vheir Hoot 'deow Egg'Speded q : u- Hg-d Wm md Mun day MS W mm. 0; h w - : 'cv: nm' for me F'FKhV'en 0035 :A 0 ents During Homecoming. The guiiiotme a mom part of the Seniors Hoot marks the 'DerFeet ot the Bulidogs Trw tween Margie Chne and her court consmmg ot Wonetto Fieming, Sewer, Sabine Newcn Fieshmon and Sophomore Sharon Homes, not piCVvtEd reigned Over the dance Homecoming activities climaxed on Sept. 30, 1966, with the crowning of Homecoming Queen, Margie Cline Prior to the big night, the four classes worked hard on their Goats in order to receive the coveted lst prize The winning Hoot was the Freshmenis with the theme Blast the Bull- dogsW Second prize went to the Sophomores with Foun- tain of Victory A 000' entitled Fountain of Victory brought a second prize rating to the Class of '69. Live bonds furmshmg muswc o. the dances attracted many stu- dents. Seng concessions 0' games Wade good money-makmg prolecfs for classes. Ow 6oovbaH plmers seen- 0H sev and reodx Va 90 us the Fremck puHS Cu! to lead the snake dance nl'J'un-id4' :: ' 'W ' W H 7 m H. Homecoming was a big event which really got The school year under way. The four classes spent much Time working creatively to have The winning Hoot. Seniors selling cider, and a pep Talk around a huge flaming bonfire brought even more exclTemenT To the studenTs as They antici- pated The Homecoming game. With 0 sTrong deTerminoTion 0nd hre in their eyes The Team was eager to meet The Bulldogs and bring Their school a Homecom- ing victory. The Homecoming octivTTies were brought to a high pitch with the announcement of The Hoot contest and crowning of the queen. Ending the homecoming festivities for this year was The dance which attracted stu- dents from here and from other schools. Everyone was excited and hoped next yeorls homecoming would be as successful 05 this year's was. Live bands furnishing music a! the dances otirocted many stu- dents. Selling tencessions m games made good money-moking proiedftr classes. Homecoming was ca big event which really got the school year under way. The four Classes spent much time working creatively to have the Winning float. Seniors selling cider, and a pep talk around a huge Flaming bonfire brought even more excitement to the students as they antici- pated the Homecoming game. With a strong determination and fire in their eyes the team was eager to meet the Bulldogs and bring their school a Homecom- ing victory The Homecoming activities were brought to 0 high pitch with the announcement of the Hoot contest and crowning of the queen. Ending the homecoming festivities for this year was the dance which attracted stu- dents from here and from other schools. Everyone was excited and hoped next year's homecoming would be as successful as this year's was. OlympiC-Size P001 Brought Variety, Excitement, and Activity for Students. The new sport, swimming, which added to student participation, also added many hours of enjoyment at Morian-Adams High Schoolt Students watched eagerly each day as workmen come closer to finishing the new pool that had long been waited for. With the completion of the olympic- size pool! preparations for a swimming team went into action. It is hOped that this team will be entered in competition between schools during the coming sea- son. Swimming brought more variety to physical educae tion classes as well as to our sports and activities program. Many students not enrolled in physical edu- cation classes also entoyed the pool during the sum- mer, This program for swimming instruction as well as public enjoyment was an added convenience to the community. Finally, the pool was a realization that recreation is as important to a teenager as mental development. Sack Lunches and Workmen Were the Prices We Paid t i ff Move into Our New Building. Moving from the old school to the new was a large task tov the school bookkeeper There were tust too many books to pack and unpock .l t i The Opening of a Newly-Constructed School Builc From the deserted halls of the old school building, we marched into on era of modernization into the new Marion- Adoms High School. It's truly a Sign of the Times? More over, for students, faculty, and community members it has been a giant step forward in education. The new building's provisions have increased enthusiasm and Interest in the better education program Space no longer is 0 problem. The spacious library provides a haven for those enioying reading and for those doing research. Occasionally, the students linger tn the multie purpose room for doncmg 0nd ptng-pong dunng their lunch hoIf-hour, The new school stands as 0 building block of progress in education. 12 ! hg Enhanced the 1967 Year. l3 With the moving To The new school, a variety of activities have been added of SHS. With these old and new ac- tivities, school spirit has been in- creased greatlye Noon hour seems to be the most popu- lar part of the day This gives The students a chance to relax before afternoon classes begin The Sheridan High School bond pre- forms carefully planned shcws for en- terrainment. 5ound 95905 are on hmpormnt port m any ploy Jun KeHom shows vhov whose br vhe Semor Play we'e omhenm The bond stands at oNemion while fhe class Hooks and Qhe Homecommg Candidmes from each class are being presented. These loyal zheerleaders prommed spim, enthusiasm, and laugmer for 1he de6eat of vhe Clinton Central Bquogs. 1 ' x1. 1.. lrxstJHnn 'nww I. Make Up Our School Life. Dances, sponsored by various OVanlZO'IOnS, were held alter most of Ho! Ho! Hol It's Sonm-Terry from Basketball Heuvenl He is here at the games Many sludenls horn cu! ol Vown, us well as most sludenls SHS lor o Yuletide pep session to brmg o VIC'OVY 10 all of 'he school. from SHS, lound 7hemselves unhcxponng lhe new people Vhey would meet there. Infatuation. Meditation, Frustration These .Make Up Our School Life. Dances, sponsored by venous organizations, were held oher most of Hol Hol Hol M's Son'o-Terry from Basketball Heaven. He is here at the games. Many studems from out 06 Vown, 05 well as mos? students SHS Mr 0 Yuletide pep sesswon to brmg o vxctory to all of the school. 6mm SHS, found themselves onhopotmg 0he new peophe Vhey would meet there, Senior Awards Day, Senior Cords, Homecomings, 52 Brenda Bush received the Business award from Studen! Council member For ouOs'onding achievements in the Field of English, S'eve Ellie Susan Ringer. received the English award from Tom Bennett. ,. .p ....M...4..W .M . After eleven years of school, Seniors found chm wearing vheir Senior Cord? was well worth waiting for, In addmon to servmg as moments to remember. 18 Workshops prowded for further reseovch and new trtendshtps durtng the summer months Left to Right: N Ringer Gnts Stole Repvesentolwe; S Elhott Boys Stove Reoresentolwe, K Weaver, Intertocken NONODOI Musuc Cump,J Ptchord, BoH State Journahsm Workshop Semoritts, thot dwsecse whvch seems to aHeCt every able body m htS twelfth year of htgh schoot, became ewdent to everyone except the innocent Seniors. The hrst Hardwood Homewmmg was climaxed by the crowning ot the Queen, Wonetta Ftemmg The Senior year is the most active year in high school. Seniors are the ones who, like the underclossmen, were eogerty owomng their Iost year. When the time came, it seemed to slip through their hngerst Time, responsibility, and good old school fun passed so quickly into the hands of others. Preparations being made throughout the year seemed meaningless until they come to realization in the month of May. All the hours spent in fun and study with the old gungh had ended ,1, gm vista? Kathy ruler me W67 Prov Owes rs C'e'sy'ed :13 she recewes a look x , Fan pmgnbnv r r , c : M12 .4 .1 ,3 4'. v N exo' TM: yeovs prom, held cl Qhe Frankfort Country Club, was a dinner- danze As preoous momem: New by, everyone emoyed doncmg Under Vhe Sweethec'f Tree ' Prom, Senior Trip, Baccalaureate, Commencement, '3 vrg mod, 0' Few; 3rd C'u'U'J'Ve h: We 50H; above We z'owded gwhnaswm Use D'ue'obed gradJaVes COHeded mew dvb'ras Mm oh eogev hand 5,;WKtmnmmWW . . ..' ,w... A nr-Jem These boots set the scene for a delightful cruise through the Wisconsin Dells. Duvettu Farmer and Gary Mace stond watching as the sun begins to set over the end of the lake. All in a CCSenior Year?7 Everyone was excited as the buses pulled away from the school on the first day of the trip. From the beginning day of o Freshmon's year to the final acceptance of the cherished diploma at graduation exer- cises is only a short portion of one's life Through this short time the acquaintances and social affairs, as well as the study values, are rather taken for granted. Then on that coveted moment as the tossels are turned toward the future, the graduate truly realizes he is a product of the past four years at Morion-Adoms High School, and that walking away from the post is as difficult as walking into the future. An occasional hidden tear may have filled the graduates' hearts when the final closing march was played, but the congratula- tions in the halls above seemed to mend the solemn feelings. 2i The Jr- Play of '66 envirled Beauty and 'he Beef was directed by R. Cox STANDING, Leh :0 Right M. Freeman, J Alexander, J. Wix, Mrs. Miller and was a great success. SITTING, Left 10 Right: D. Gray, C Cox, B Hayes, J Howley, L Emry, G. GIeran, D HiHock, G, Mace, D Redor, B Moore, K, Weaver, P. Quick, L Seats, MY Kouns, J, P HoRmon, S EH10 , M Cosvlow, B Moss, B McMurVry Pickcrd, B Sloley, T. Menke, K Keller, T Cornell, V. Noe, R Davies. As the Curtains Opened, Anxiety Reached 21 Peak, and My wfe's a wth exclclmed Mr Foster 05 his doughver Judy mes vo worn hwm of who? IS about '0 happen. WeH, Mn not so swe' smd MoHy os Lesfer kepv Ieng her mm mm okay to borrow Mr Morlmdaks drum ' ww-m, mm M nu he unr Q mdqh a T ahncm Success Became the Result. The Jr and Sr Wows D'ESE ?9d m W3 :0' mg of 66 grid The faH 3f th5 wear brcugh? grecr Jehght 'o The audiences The play mm of the Cbss of O7 owe many hours of loughfer To Terry Menke 0nd hxs rowng camera, exceHenT food produced by o locoT eszobhshmem, Dove Gray and his seemgheye car, and 1he othlehc obwlmes of the cost The Senior Phjy cast leed fun and frohc wnh hard work each mghv for sxx weeks m order to produce a Threercct mmedy that would delighv The oudwence The play Ccs' mode 0 gm o5 mnned 50H drmk pUH Vubs and presented IT vo Mrs MMer or The close of ?he ploy, HNTelvln, mus! you show? WhoVs gomg on m my hvmg room! ex- Clormed Mrs Foster SITTING, Left 90 Righv: V Noe, D Gray, K Keller Mrs MxHer Director; T CorneH, J Puckord STANDING, Left 90 Right: N Carney, L Emry, L 56005, T Menke B S'oTey. P Ovltk K TNeaver, B McMurTry, N. Ringer, J Lane The Junior Play, c Y0u CanH: Take It With Yew, The Junior Ploy, under 'he direction of Mrs. Rodgers and under the sfu- Weaver, Mrs Rodgers, Director; C Glunf, S, Wolsen STANDING: J den' direction of Chris Glunt, was very much c: success even 1hough 'hey Bailey, R Dunn, C. Walker, A. Griffin, C. Barker, J. Barker, T. Bennett practiced only three weeks. The Cost found then nightly prcchces become M. Burton, B. HeHelmire, A. Lyon, F. Lone, J Stoley, D. Wooldridge, T. a regular routine. SITTING, Left 00 Right: J. McDonald, 5. Kendall, N English, D, Bufcher Do you drink much while you are working, Miss Wellington? asked Mrs. Sycamore for her drama ploy whwch she was wming I was in the some cell with Mrs, Kirby, m y-y was she mad! sfutes Mrs. Rhebu. 24 Lgnwuqmw Mwmw -mm.......w W as a Great Success, I think, Alice, we should have a little more gaiefy around here with HGVEW' YOU PW 0 0 little weight, M Depinno? soid M's- Sycamore, Two people gening engaged and all tho? stuff! saxd Torn as he embraced as she Enished the pointing. Mica The evils of drinking became too much Mr Miss Wellington, 05 she Took Say hex a cutie, isn't he! replies Miss Wellingion, while she is half a short cu? ncp due to her aver-inioxicotion. sioned and his wife looks on with horror, Every year all the F.F.A. boys look forward to the FF.A banquet. Laverne Noe. The theme for this year's banquet was Agriculture-Strength Participating In the banquet wen: ROnnIC Johnson, Paul Hothcn, Alon 0t America. Alon Lyon is the new Presudent, Lyon, Rick Cox, Chuck Barker, Ziggio Boys, and school board member. Banquets Alter Ordinary School Days and Involve M R a N R MV H :h vh t f Each year banquets seem to brmg O chmox to the MAHS r5 mgm Om mger' n er mm 5nd 5 gues Speaker mm England are emoymg then meal of the szhtne banquet. school year 05 awards, keys, and officers for the next year are announced Specuol programs provtde the evemng's entertainment and they seem to remtmsce the years octtw- ties, WhtCh brmgs to memory the ttmes 0t hard work sear soned With lots of tun. Each year as Our progress contmues school-vnse 0nd soool- wuse, our octwmes wa grow tn sottsfactton and success Nancy nger homes Susan Kendalt Me New Sumnnc Premier tcr 'Qci 68 ot the Sunshme banquet Dmng 0 :MJ' FH A bathe' Nrn chg xms mmated as the 796108 P'estaent c! Tvrmq dab beLJMe we , 36! 15' 35 mdwv' ',xvu,,1'w'1 n vu; mm, Jr V- Student Responsibilities. Cathy chghey checks her answers for accuracy on the fenvkey adding machine Each year a rotmion sysVern is worked out In office practice 90 give all students experience on the various machines. Chuck Borrick Is assisted by Marge Chne m solwg NS bookkeeping problems M455 Due odvuses Davevro Farmer and Carol Stephenson m a shorthand drill. Debates, Term Papers, Maps-These Are Only a Par a rbd k r. h x rd ' V'w uro D L .m x Mm; m. r , .,n a Mgvlhu i Mm-gh-av;wzzxamam f. f a Studentls School Life. Mr. Kouns points out the different voyages around Africa to the anenfive history class, and all the while the students are wondering how many of those points will be on 1he lest. Mops, current events, workbooks, and rests made up 7he lessons for the Seniors' government classes, but a trip to The legislature made all the hard work worth while. In economics class, Tim Cornell, Roze'lu Reeves, and Lois Emry find that their blue-chip stocks are on u sleady decrease ins'ead of increase. w:?whkl .l Craig Walker and Faye Lane find ?har with 'he teacher's help, history is a lo! easier. Spanish Ill students looked forward to 'he day when they could enioy eating a! a Spanish restaurant instead of sming 6n class smdying. Language and Math; Two Important Wifh the move to the new school come more focxhries fo work with. More dossroom space often helps make studying a little easier and more enjoyable. The Spomsh classes now have separate booths m which they can practice Spanish without dVSTUfblng the person sining next to them. The Lohn classes, Taught by Mrs Hershmon, have inspired Old Roman CMluonon unto the modem wodd, Roman culture snll shows its prevalence in modern language. Danny Delph fmds thws to be true as he reads a magazine containing articles on Roman Clwlwzohon. aw Two business math students are engrossed in their problems as they are sharing their work wvth the rest of the cIass They fwd that interest problems are among the more dtmcutt t Steps to Higher Education. Mr. Smith reviews the basic tundomentals ot algebra to prepare his class tor on approachmg test. The recctton to his revtew leads students Eric Johnson and Paul Hothon are busy at work on trigonometry problems. Trigonometry is a college-prepcrotory subiect, and those students taking the course learn the elements of advanced math. to ask future questlons. Mr, Semuncik explains how to work tomorrow's business math assignment to Keith Stephenson. A teucherts personal attention plays a big part in a student's comprehension. 31 In the health class, all students must pay onemion to Mr Harris, And then means Heyes to the from Health ws a requxred course for Moss wishing to graduate. .51 Nancy Young, Frank Findlay. and Alan Lyon work dwhgemly at preparing an experiment in physms Many studems wondered and worried over ex- Now you W5? light it like this and POOFI says Pof Quick while Gwen erVman Rome Dmggms, and Jet? Lune look on Chemistry cioss conducts penments that turned IH'O Hops. experiments daily Mr Wam's Vests aren't the easiest in fha wodd, as these young Freshmen soon found out jthe Same Old Results. Jxm Bailey and CTOIg WoTker are hard at work trying To get Vheir F.F.Ae book; '0 balance The Science Department at Marion-Adams High School plays an Impor'ranr roTe in de- velopmg young mmds for The scientific world of tomorrow VVITh the exceHem faculifies, the students are able to conduct more ex- penmems and pur their knowledge to work, The vocatwons prOwde many students wirh an opporfumry To acmaHy pradice what They learn. The Home Economics Deparfment was very active This year. The gTrIs planned and prepared meaTs on a low budget. The Agri- Noncy Burton, Linda McCoy, and Mrs Newcom look on as Nancy Young . T cultural Department was also very actwe thus curs out her pattern ior home economxcs As a part oi vhe secondvsemeswr proTecIs, The girls are learning :0 sew. year, as usual. The boys entered many con- Tests and brought honors To our schoole Now this is a chain, explains Mr. Wain to his agri-mechanics class. WA. I Table tennis added more recrea'ion for 7he Freshman boys' physical education class, Physical Education and Vocational Training F acilities Most students who are enrolled in physical education have found it to be even more enjoyable this year smce the course has expanded wnh new focilmes Phng pong 0nd badminton are among some of The new sporfs MAHS students have musiered-Or Tried to muster. Since physical education has become 0 notion-wide stressed projed, physical fitness has become on impononf factor in any port of school life. The course was under the supervision of Mrs. Dormondy and Mr. Glaze. According lo the Law of Gruvity, -i0 mus. come downl 34 A Chorus brought musical talent together under the instruction of Mr. Tillman tor an hour of songs and music. The Chorus provided music 05 a major portion of the School Dedication ceremony. :;Improve Our Curriculum. Among the classes oHered ot Morion-Adoms High School this year was welding and wood shop. These courses in- cluded the training in correct procedures of the trade. Other classes displayed work done by students of the Open House and School Dedication. Mannequins were dressed in the designers own creations and dtsplayed by the art ctosses, and the chorus song many songs to add to the Dedication Program. Art demonstrates the creativeness among students enrolled in the course. Welding, a new and interesting classl was instructed by Mr. Ross. Wood shop brings out the skills of the students and shows their promising abilities. ooooooooooooooooo Band Organizations Provided Entertai SITTING, leh to Right, Row 1 Weaver, G. Greemon, K 09b 8. Ringer, J Eubonks, P, Quick Bennett, M. Burvon, J. Burmn, Alexander, L. Price, L Weber, 38 . : 8, Warren, C. Stoops, J. Johnson, K. D. Emry, T Txmmons, J Barker, D. Harvey, S. Albrighf, G. Good, P. ,C WIIEY,J Nance Row 2: R Cline, Nlcholson, T Carhsle, S Wolser, R. Dunn, D. Moore. Row 4: Mr, , VV Nicholson, R Keeling. B Marvin, H, TiHmcn, Dxrecfor. N LaMasters, D. Huckleberry, B. Jackson, D. Sturde- B. Freeman, I Go'shoH Row 3: M vom, H Brodby, R Johnson, 0. Donhcm, C Paddock D Pmkord, CV Dunieb, J McDonald, inent for School Activities. Our Pom Pon girls worked hard and become one at the best corps in the county. Left to Right: V, Stevens, P, Alexander, G Shook, B Miller, L. Pearson, S. Abbi , N. Baker, J. Jones, M. McMurtry, V. Boulden, E, Pickett Melodic tunes Filled the band room as the Morion-Adoms High School bond mem- bers practiced diligently for ball games and concerts. Under the direction of Mr. Tillman, the bond worked with the Pom Pom girls and Motorettes to put on en- ioyoble thf-time shows at football and basketball games. The bond was dressed smartly in their new uniforms for which parents and mem- bers alike worked hard to raise money. Our Twirlers added much to the band Left to Right: B. Hayes, A. Griffin, M. Bur- ton, CV GriHin, J. Hoggctt The Active Organizations at MAHS OFFICERS, Leh to Right: B. Miller, Sergeanhot-Arms; S. McKin- ney, Secre'ory: B Cline, President- Mrs. Gory, Sponsor. No? meredv D Campbell, Vice President OFFICERS, Left 10 Right: J chkard, Secremry, Mrs. Rogers, Sponsor; E, Noe, President The Semor Honor Somety become one of the more ochve Organizations thxs year Under The durechon of Its new sponsor, Mrs. Rogers, the group planned venous Held Hips and other odwnles To rowse money for a new pubhc address system. The Junior Honor Society, which is bosicoHy patterned after the Senwor Honor Socvety, is much larger and includes grades seven Through Ten V hghv the candle ior character, explamed Kathy Weaver av Vhe Honor Somevy mination 4O mmmmnnmmmmmme Break the Monotony of Study. OFFICERS, Left to Right, Row 3 T Bennett Reponet J Low P'esldent, N Putmer VICE: Prestdent , N:r Sec'euw'emwe' Mr Rx; SLC'Pqu The Student Council is our school's student gov- ernment At the begmmng of the school year the Student Counml gave 0 program and ex plomed the obiectlves of the orgontzction. They asked that the other organizottons submit a constttutton to the Student Counol so that they m turn Could renew the obtectives of these or- gantzottons The Future Teachers of America has grown in stze in recent years as the organization becomes more and more octwe At some of their meet- Ings each month VOHOUS students have put on demonstrottons pertomung to student teaching. Progress Was Shown Through thC Activities of Student Council and FTA. OFFICERS: Bt McMunry, President,- T. Cornell, Vice President; G, Shook, Secretary,- Mrs Puzey, Sponsort Ow thwe Teachers were gwen rrony opportunities to pursue what might be a future occupation. Brenda Bush shows that teaching can be mspmng. 41 Activities Created by These Four Organizations Re-a; OFFICERS, Left to Right: J. Bailey, Sergeant at Arms,- Mr Harris, Sponsor; Gt Duche- min, President; B Moss, VICE President, E Noe, Secretory Action is the password to success as shown by the Boys Council and Sunshine Society activities this year. A variety of programs presented at their monthly meetings demonstrated the eager- ness and dedication of both organization's of- ficers. Plans were progressing and wheels began to move at the first Sunshine meeting in Septem. her. It was then decided that the choptenwould adopt an orphan. This meant an added goal for Sunshine members to strive to perfect. ttUFOk? What Are They? Just Ask a Member of Sunshine. OFFICERS, SEATED, leh to Right: 3 KendoH, VICE President, Miss Lopez, Sponsor; N Ringer, President: Mrs Hershmon, Sponsov, V Stevens, Secretary STANDING, Left to Right: C Stephenson, Treasurer; K Kouns, Asmstont Treasurer; 5 Homes Song Leader, S McKmney Ptomst, P Abbm Scrapbook Choxrmcn e; ranged Many StudenFs Lives. And me AdgM: Twp 47mg: We Mer'v Make's 4 4 C U c: '3, VJrU ':.M w JON U Tu h-d m M4 -J m, chce'g m bever Cdb 91 :, . ,. - z- ; .::3n;ra 1 n F? The Hustlers 4-H CWub led by chk Cox and the Wing Workers 4H Club led by Rhoda Dawes pbyed a bxg pan m Vhe Boone Comfy 4H program The Science Club, which met on Monday evenings, learned many new and exciting things through experlments. OFFICERS, Lef! Io Righ': D. West, Presidenv; M, Hollingsworvh, Secretory; R. Cox, Treasurer; Mr. Lomberson, Sponsor; D. lnmon, Vice President; J. Lone, Sergeom-af-Arms The Booster Club and Cheerleaders Increased Spirit, E OFFICERS, Leh to Right K KeHer, Secrewry-Treosurer, Mrs Dormondy, Sponsor, J Pbckord, President, P Bourd, VicevPresidenr A great deal d recogrmcn also goes m Muss WHsOn, 9he sponsor 6m vhe hrs! th of 'he season The Booster Club generates much enthusiasm for school sprm Guuded by the yell-Ieodersh cheers, they show our boys we are really bucking them for a victory. At the sedionol, all the school spirit saved up for momhs broke loose and spread through the cheer- block hke o contagious disease, IT cough? on like Wlldrll'e and even the parents joined in as we cheered our team to fwo victorious games. usiasm, and Determination. VARSITY, Yop '0 Bonom: R Keeling, V Noe, B Martin, N. Ringer JR. VARSITY, Top lo Bottom, M Huuh S McKmne, P Abbm S Huwmes During the fomboll and basketball season, the cheerleaders 01 Morion-Adoms High School are kept very busy, not only in Ieode ing cheers of the bollgomes, but also in promoting school spiri? by having skits and making holl decorations. Their adivities are many and varied from offer-school activities to attending work- shops and banquets. Mixed with their work is also ?he enioyment of leading on enthu- siastic crowd and being proud of The Vic. Tory Cheers which go Up cheer 0 winning game and knowing they've been a port of it. JR, HIGH, Left to Right: V. Barker C Cox, P. McKin- ney, Je Jones t n a t r O p m I y b P S C g m n a L d n a S C .U k h t A F Roles in Studenfs School Life. Any :ccond yam Spunub swdcnl who we: envolkcd m o Spumah dun dul- mg '15 xhow ytdi was cl-gvblv lo: membenmp m the Sputum cm Sumo o. lhrn uwmm war: plOfHIIH'J 0 mp m Indmmxpolu lo cu! ul u Spunr uh leova and mgkmg plans for their Sprung bonquc' OFFICERS, leh to Right: N Vchver, Treaswc' Mm Lopez, Spomor, J Slam, P'chdcr'? N nger SccfrVOfY Nov mecd C vamqn Vme Pteuv den! The Junior Classical League grows in size each year. Sponsored by Mrs Hershmun, the JCL is composed of past and present second-yeor Latin students. The Latin banquet, held each Spring, is pUrely for fun and enjoyment for the members and is always well cmended OFFICERS: B. Miller, Scribe; D. Ogle, Consul; B. Durr, Consul; B. Borrickl Quoesvor; Mrs. Hershmon, Sponsor 47 OFFICERS, Le f0 Right: M, Kouns, Sergeant at Arms; $ Hoimes, Song Leader; P. Alexander, Treasurer; N. Young, Secretary; Mrs. Newcoml Sponsor; R. Davies, President,- K. Childers, Vice President; 3. HGYES, Hxstorxon, B Miller, Reporter; P. Abbitf, Parliamentarian The FuVuve Homemakers of America, under The direction of Mrs. New- corn, had a wide variety of programs and proleds this year, These octivl'ies ranged from sellmg Easier lelwes for conmbution to the fund for crippled children to a dance in the new muIVi-purpose room Extra-curricular Activities and Office Work Break I and o 6un-0Hed che Pres4dent, G Shook, Sweeiheorf; R. Johnson, President; R. COX, Parliamemcry Procedure Comesvs, DlS'HC' Contests, Secretory, C Barker, Reporter, D. HIHock, Chaplain threaday mp were 0 few of the FFA octwmes OFFICERS, Left 10 Right: Mr Ross, Sponsor; A, Lyon, Treasurer; P Honan, Semmel, Z Bayes, Ofke Assisicnfs have 0 busy day Voking absence slips and running errands for veochers. Leh to Right: Mrs Remsen, Secretory, C. S1oops. T. Foufch, J. Kellom, L erlee, C, See's the Monotony 0f SChOOlLife. While working in Vhe oFFxce, Jerry Kellom worked hard to keep the onendance records in order, School paper members find their spare time is spent in 9he oMce practice room putting together the next issue of fhe Blackhawk Broadcast. Publications Staffs Strive to Relate School Events Publications become an important and eagerly awaited news source for all students this year. MOdchTiOnS mode in both rhe SYLLABUS and rhe Blackhawk Broadcast exem- plified progress which will undoubtedly effect The future. At times if seemed as 1hough those deadlines iust possibly couldn'f be reached, but yet the Blackhcwk Broadcast wen'r on sole, and The annual was completed for its unveiling date in August, We have learned that to make 0 good annual and school paper it takes responsibility, cooperation, and a lot of luck. Brenda Bush, Assistant Editor whde working on the scope, hnds the? an Rosie Dwiggins, Editor, with the assistance of the 5105 members, prepares work on the schcol paper is on impor'anl port of adding m?eresv a dummy. 50 S'GH meehngs became a neCcsWy yew mumd becuusr :4 'he deonom m be made ?or the churvgcs Hm yvl' Thr- ka n ,dnUhms :xwmlwfy Vhe schcol 3 adamemem into OurVolume of History. On Edwtor Janue Plckyd headed 9n: mes; d uhwges W3! Have been mlhded m Mo ,ej' S SVLLABUS; 'rw 6 J s' :4 Hr; ,b3 3? ? was not named for m workshop 3 .1! a 'H -. . 'l,..4v- It seemed lvke our work would iusv disappear, then all would hear 1he Inevnoble cry, BuVBorbcrc,wha1dld you do wuh iv! Never fear, Brenda's here twivh all of her unorganized coniusionH H Barbara can't Fund i1, Brenda can, but heaven only knows where. YEW Neither Rain, Mud, Nor Cold Stopped Our Team from: The Sheridan Football Program, under our new coaches Lorry Wright and Kent Harris, has been improved very much. After ?he graduation of most of our line, Sheridan wasn't supposed to be one of the county's leading con- ?enders. The coaches and the team proved different and come up with a 5-4 winning season. This was the first Time the? Sheridan had a winning season since 1959, and The students have every right to be very proud of the team. Things are looking up horn Coach Wright's point of vtew as the Hawks score onoiher ?ouchdown dwmg the Homemmmg game wnh Clmvon Centred weamw h Earning a Winning Season. AS 'He :1de p'ogfetse: BM Mcvay dwuszes mchcs br needed yz'dne AW c:ci' Nrgh Leh Do Right, st V w Hnwv CCj'f B NMML'H; J Lalv M. Bu- 8wa D 099 3N9, T C:rneH Rm 3 J Johns, Manager, C Bop WW 6 Macs- P Hfmw L Adar J 921er J KPHOm E Nce, 'ka D Bc'ror' V S'ephwmr E Bo'wck, D Hanw. D New, R. M CosHow D Gra, M' A'ny? C:ocH ?:w 2 T Menke F Fndby szy C; Duchamp Manager M. MendenhoH, N. Palmer B Hegelmxre, K Mulhkon, R Durbm, M 55 Improved Seasons Were Attained by Our F 001 The Freshman team, in its First year of high school competition, had a sorisbcfory seasonv Left 10 Righf, Row 1- Mr. Harris, Coach, J Duche- min, M. Showolver, S. GreeMOn, D Urban, Mr anhv, Coach. Row 2: S Armneld, D Osferholtz, J Duchemin. Row 3: J. Kendall, B. Quick, T, Durbm D. Presley, K BJshop, S Albrighv Even without uniiorms, Vhe Jr High bmbofl fecm looks gram leh 50 Right, Row I S Mmcn C SrmVH D Graham, D Carney, D chk, D Picket? D Robbms G Robmson R Newpor' C Svoops. Row 2 R Donhom A Mason, C Bouse B Bowen, J HeHamue L MIHukan, J Pickett R Nesbin, A Penigrew, D Dunloveyv Row 3: K. Newby, M. ' Horwood, S HUN R Hicks, K MCCOIH, J Nolan, D. Kmkeod, F. Wix, VV' Thomas B Memmon 56 Leon Walden looks over his opponent for a possible way for a fake Chuck Borrick holds his opponent on the mat in compIeVe control. down. Left to Right, Row 1: L Wchen, G. Mace, J. lsrael, B Beard, E, John- C. Borrick, D. West, R. Durbin, E. Ruse, S. Albright, J. Kendall, 5. son, B, Moss, M. Nicholson. Row 2: R. Zellers, Manager; R. Freeman, Bcrrick, ML Sanborn, Coach 3. .cxHAVIr, -uuyk a, ' I '. 57 The Hawks Brought Pride t0 SHS, as? Our record reveals little of the true story of this year's basketball games. The boys fought hard and long even when faced with defeat and didn't ever give up throughout the game The Hawks started the season oft by beating Homil- ton Southeastern, Fronkton, and Avon; then they went into the Hamilton County Invitational Tourney and placed third by beating Hamilton Southeastern. After the Christmas season the Hawks sprang back and beat Eastern, Northwestern, 0nd Lapel. They went into the sectional with a 7-13 record. After defeating Lapel and Westfield, the Hawks were in the Final game of the sectional. The Hawks finished their season with a 9-14 record, KunnerS-Up in the Sectional. KNEELING, Leh vo Right-J Kawgm J snzrey j Lane r Fmdlg, mmggp, L HEW WFUQ, 5h . : a . STANDING, Leh Io R19hLJ Mmhelw J KeHgm N Palmer, 0 Newpori age. p CregmoF B McMum A xv The Hawks Brought Pride to SHS, as? Our record reveals little of the true story of this year's basketball games. The boys fought hard and long even when faced with defeat and didn't ever give up throughout the game. The Hawks started the season 05 by beating Homil- ton Southeastern, Frankton, and Avon; then they went into the Hamilton County Invitational Tourney and placed third by beating Hamilton Southeastern. After the Christmas season the Hawks sprang back and beat Eastern, Northwestern, and Lopelt They went into the sectional with a 7-13 recordt After defeating Lapel and Westfield, the Hawks were in the Final game of the sectional, The Hawks finished their season with a 9-14 record; RunnerS-Up in the Sectional. KNEELING, Left vo Righf:J Kewom J SMjHey J Lure F Fmdm, MOMS? L H209, Manny, M. gmL : , 5. w V . STANDING, Leh Io Righv:J chhell J KeHcm N Qdmer 0 Newport 399,19 0 ,,,,,, a MWUM A Dennis CompbeH, o prormsmg Jr Vorsury boH pbyer, goes m 9or a Wowup dwmg The Chnfon Cemrol game KNEELING, Le 70 Right D Ogb T anm, S Ramsen, D CGmpbeH D Morbrd STANDING, leh to Right: T BoHey, Monoger;J Henderson, K SOephenson 8 Sutton K EHloVL D Hobson, Mr thrk, Couch - vmmep- Members of Me Freshman baskelboH Veom chef a season J Thompson S anM, T Durbm Row 2 J Duchemin, R. of 630 cm p'odxces arc vmjer 1-; phry Jr chn Leh quL-r S Grequn B thk, N ThompsonJ Duchemin, io Right, Row J Fuiwdsr D U'Dm K chmd L vthen Mv Ghze Cooc'rv . . . Success Means Victory. Ewn d they were only beginners, lhe Seventh grade boll team made 0 good showmg Leh to Righv, Row 1 J HeHelrm're, K Mc- Com, GV Walker, D Noe, K KOUnS, R Nesbm, Manager. Row 2: Mr Kouns Coach, T Mmmck, D Kmkeod, L Fox, G. Cohen, E, Mcssburg Row 3. M Horwood, J Crawford, J Hershburger, R. Hicks, D Sutton, L. Milllkon The Eighvh grade ball vecm pradiced hard and anxiously awaited next season, Leif to Right, Row 1: C. Wallace, B. Bowen, 5. lnmon, A4 Peni- grew, D. Dunlovey. Row 2; R. Newport, Manager; D Carney, D. Quick, R. Burtron, Mr. Kouns, Coach 61 Training for Durability and Precision Leads t Get an your mark, get set Wt'h the bong of the gun, the boys are 05 and rwmng JeH Lone and Kenny Millikan prepare to set the pace for the Hawks in the Leon Walden, c: veteran from last yeorts team, exhlblfs quarter mle good form as he iumps high and prepares to clear the bar. This year's track team brought many victories to SHS. left to Right, Row 1: Mr. Wright, Coach; E. Ruse, D. Cummings, R. Durbin, D. Ogle, J. Lane, G. Mace, Z. Bays, Manugen Row 2: F. Findley, M Mendenholl, B. McMurtry, L Walden, M. Costlow, J. Stoley, J. Duchemm, K. Mitlklon. Row 3: T Wright, B. Sutton, S, Albright, T. Durbin, L. Young, D Low, C Borrtck, D. Wuldrldge, W, Crtsv, D. Osterholtz, D. New Mtke Costtow, Senior hurdler and broad tumper, sprints tor the thsh lme and the blue beOn tn the htgh hurdles 62 V,7 x a Victorious Track Season. The shot put 15 o fovorhe of the track meets for many onVlookers. Leon Walden earns a blue nbbon in 'he shot put at the Thormown meev. Mike Costlow brougN our track 'ecm a broad wmp wdory during the Thorntown-Shendon frock weer, Morth 28 His cons'am practice has changed me 5H5 record, Cross Country, 0 comparably new sporf c0 Morion-Adorns, gains in size and importance each season Leh to Right, Raw 1. E. Ruse, F Findlay, T. WrightJ Svoley, D. Horns. Row 2. P, Wollce, Mr. Bloom, Coach; J. Lane Par? of he fun in Senior Life Saving is ius? being with friends and enjoying the new pool, Life Saving and Golf, Two New Activities, A1 Instrucfor of the newlyvorgcnized Life Saving Class, Mn Harpl tells of the basic steps in Me saving 90 his wo'er-logged class. Aher c1 whole winter N no? sw-mmmg, Melvin HoHingswonh Funds tho! gemng back In shape is needed hr such a shenuous course. 64 Jim Mitchell, a number one golferh shows the correct way to drive a golf ball and the form vhcf put him 1n lhe number one position on the Iecm. Roy Rude, a southpaw, shows 'he proper position to sOcnd and the correct racted Many New Athletes. way to hold a golf club This is the reason he is among 1he first five golfers. KNEELING, Left to Right: R. Rude, J. Henderson, J. Staley, F. Findlay, B. Burrick STANDING, Leh to Right: L. Douglas, R. Zellars, N. Palmer! L. Walden, J. Mitchell, ML Shirk, Coach Jerry S'oley and o'her promlsing young golfers show steady improvement, and they will challenge the first five golfers for a position in the coming year. 65 A Homer for a Victorious Season. 1 w Frank Findlay, another outstanding athletic investment demonsnaves Ohe correct procedures of boning. Gary Duchemin, o Sheridan Blockhowk or bar helped swing the SHS baseball season Qowcrd vidory. Fyrst baseman, kae Cosvlow acted in accordance wmh the sights and sounds of ihe heaved games. Mr. Shirk was this yem's baseball o'hlerlc dhedor. FOOTBALL Clinton Prairie Delphi Indianapolis Wood Knightstown ClinTon Central Greenfield Westfield Thorntown Hamilton Heights WRESTLING Hancock Central Brownsburg Donville Tipton Elwood Hamilton Heights Invtl. Tourney Tie for Fourth-Elmwood Pend1eton Northwestern WesfFIeId Western BASKETBALL Fishers Elwood Rossville Noblesville Fronkfon Lebanon Avon Thorntown Hamilton Co. lnvtl. Tourney Fishers Hamilton Heights Westfneld Tipton Eastern Clinton Central Nonhwestern Hamilton Heights Carmel CorroH Highlights on Sports SHS 44 13 52 53 55 27 SHS 28 10 1 1 19 35 25 20 43 19 SHS 74 71 72 76 58 81 56 59 85 63 6O 63 83 77 66 62 OPP. OPP. 3O 46 45 33 31 31 40 36 1 1 33 OPP. 50 83 75 77 71 65 52 58 46 1 00 67 79 45 67 80 98 73 79 Zionsville Lapel Sectional Lapel WestFIeId Carmel TRACK Thorntown Carmel Lebanon Avon Westfield Hamilton Heights Hamilton Southeos1ern Triangular Windfall Sharpsville Sheridan Relays Conference Relays Westf1eld Re1uys Clinton Central Relays County Relays Track Records Set in 1967 Low Hurdles-Mike Costlow 880 Yard Run-Jerry Staley Mile Reloy-JeFf Lone Jon Duchemin Mike CosHow Jerry Stuley Two Mile-Tom Wright SHS. 81 79 74 62 50 SHS 87V2 42 85 77 70 78 86 91 151 15? 3rd OPP. 82 76 42 77 OPP. 30V2 76 33 41 48 4O 31 42V2 1 4V2 21.6 2.04.5 3.37.6 1 1.09.6 67 hPEOPLE........'. wzt 68 69 r JANICE LOUISE ALEXANDEi 555 '4, :..,. :4 5 : '. u --. 5, Fa fanma- E'ITDTT 3:: 5' C .: 47H 1 . JACK v BA'LEV Era t: ., VA 3: 2'- - L A m... 53' c: ..... v5 4- PAYBICIA ANN BAWD A :. E..- V . inn 1. v 4 E.: .b A , .:-r4 '4 vs WRK Q? J 4 $1? CHARLES D BARNES 5., ' ., '4 : V1: ', ,1 FanInI SUSAN CAPOl Bums :4 rm 3 :Fru ZIGGIE RANDALL HAYS Boys Countll 174, JCL 3,4, FFA 1.4, VKB'PIB$ 4; Soence Club 3, Foolboll LT, Tvock L14 C. JOHN BIDDLE Boyx Council 1-4,- Block- howk Bvoadcosl, Boys Boonev CVub CAREN SUE BURNELL Sunshxne L4,- GAA 2, Sr Ploy. 097m Worker 2 MICHEAL LEE BURNELL Boys Counol T4, FFA 4, S Club 4, Sg'-a'-orms, Foo'ball l,4, Basketball 1 BRENDALEE BUSH SSS L4,- FHA 4, FTA 3.4, JCL 274, 6AA 3, Syllabus SvoH; Block- howk Broodtosi, Sr Ploy, Jr Honor Soc, 2, Honor 50:, 3,4 NAN CARNEY 555 1-4; JCL 2-4; FTA 2-4, Hist. 3; Band 2,- Sr, Ploy; GAA 1,2,- Boos!- er Club 4,- 4-H 9 yrs. TIM CORNElL Boys Council l-4; JCL 2-4; Science Club 3,4,- FTA 2-4, Vice-Pres. 4,- S Club 4,- Boys Booster Club; Syllabus Staff,- Jr. Ploy; Sr, Play; Proiectionisv 1-4; Wrestling 2 7! RICHARD L. COX chs CourcW 1-4, FFA 1-4 Sec 34, J' Wu, 5' 4-H 8 yrs Suehce Cub 4 Trees 4; Pm, FembaH 1-3, JCL 374, RHODA M DAVIES 55$ 34, Spence Ciub 4V FHA 34 SyVabus qu raw th 'V Emma th 2 We: 4, Boovev Club 3,4, 1r way, 4H 7 yrsv kaey MICHAEL J. COSYLOW Boys Coundl 1-4; JCL 24,- Science Club 3; FTA 3,4,- 5 Club 2-4, Tvecs.; Proiectionist 4; Jr. Flay; Sr. Plcy; Football L4; BoskeVboll 13,- Base- ball 3,4; Track 14 CINDY COX SSS 1-4,- FHA 2-4; Band 1,2; Booster Club 3,4,- Jr. Play,- 4 H 4 yrs.; Blackhawk Broadcast .A GARY LEE DUCHEMIN Boys Council 1.4; Pres a, JCL :4 Trees 2 5. Club 2.4. Baseknw 34 Trad Mgr 3V Foo'boH, Bosuevbon Mgr 1.4 ROSELYNN J, DWIGGINS 335 1-4, JCL 7-4, FTA 2-4, cherPres 3, FHA 3,4. 0AA 1,2, Boesver CVub 274, Jr Honor 50: 1,2; Bbdhowk Broadcast, Edlkw 4 Alli ven, We3re the Class of 367. STEVE ELLIOTT Boys Councul 1-4, JCL 2-4,- Syllubus 5'09 3.4, 1v Honor 50c, Class ham 2, Jv may LOIS JEAN EMRY SSS M, Spomsh Club 3, Boomer Club V4, Jr Ploy, Sv Play GLENDA FAVE EWING SSS L4 Bhatkhowk Brondzosv. CHCWJ 3 DAVETTA FARMER SSS 34 FHA 34, Sylla- bus Sufi Blockhowk Broodcosv, Jr PloyA sv Ploy, Lome' th I2 WANETTA FLEMING 555 1-4; FHA 4; Jr. Ploy,- Sr. Ploy; Bluckhowk Broadcast; Hord- wood Homecoming Queen YARA JAYNE FOUTCH 555 L4; FTA 4; FHA 2-4; Spanish Club 2,3; Booster Club 1,2,- Pom Pon l; Omce Worker 3,4; Syl- labus $105 73 bAKlA ANN EIMN '17 :4 Emwr ' T t 1.: - E-v.w-.5n g-w .-.--. 5WD. D 5 IAN f'f j; j : CAICL'VJA'Ki , - A KZI XVC Are Great! Great! A- :7 M'ii MA3EWK ' 'N L; n! u;.o..rv BAHACAr u; I LISLE ALAN HOOVER Boys Council 1-4, JCL 24; Science Club 3,4, FFA l-4; S Club 4; Boys Booster Club,- 4-H 8 yrs; BcsketbuH Mgr. 3,4 DAVID WARREN INMAN Boys Council 14; Science Club 4; JCL 2-4; 5 Club 1-4,- Jr. Play; Projectionist 1,2; Football 1-3; Wres- tling 3; Track Mgr. 1 WILLIAM DEAN HlllOCX Boys Council L4, FFA 1.4,.1' Ploy, Sr Ploy; 4-H 8 yrs, BYRON PAUL HOFFMAN Boys Council L4.- JCL 3,4; Soentc Club 3,4, FFA 1V4, Senliul 4; S Club 3,4,- Boys Booster Club.- Jr. Ploy,- Foolboll 1-4, Baskelboll l-3 MELVIN DALE HOLLINGSWORYH Boy: Coun- crl 1-4, JCL 2-4, Scuence Club 3.4, S Club 2-4, J1, Honor Soc. 2; Sludenv Council 3,4; 4H 9 yrs, Foovboll 1,2, Baskevboll 1,2 75 JAMES F. ISRAEL Boys Council 1-4; JCL Z4; 5 Club 4,- Boys Booster Club; Foot- ball 1,- Wrestling 3,4 1. EDWARD JOHNSON Boys Council I-4; FFA 4; S Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Wres- fling 3,4 76 JAMES DALE KELLAM Boys COUDCII 1-4; JCL 274, SCIence cmb 34, FFA 1-4, Pres. 2-4; Boys Boomer Club, SyUobus 5109, Sr, Play; Class Pres 2, FcoleH 1-4, 30$eron 1,2,4, BcseboH 34 JERRY KELLAM Boys Courml 1-4, JCL 274; Suence Club 4 FFA l, S Club 274, ch Worker 4, FoovboH l-4, Basketball 12,4. BuseboH 3,4 JAMES ERIC JOHNSON Boys Council 1-4; FTA 3,4; Science Club 3, Vice-Pres.; Spanish Clvb 2; WresHing 2 RONALD E. JOHNSON Boys Council L4,- JCL 2-4,- Science Club 3,4; FFA 1-4; Pres. 4; 4H 8 yrs.; Band 1-4 m- -: K2 KATHY KAY KELLER 335 14, FHA 24. Boomer cm, 14 Set1rccn 4, Spanish Club 24, lelqnm 12 Pom Pan 1, Jr Play 5' P1,.,, snmm 51cm DALE 0 KERCHEVAL Buys Cuunml I A Reality on Graduation Night. KAREN LEE KERCHEVAL 355 L4, FHA 1, Jr P1oy, GAA 1, Bcosler Club 1 MARSHA E1 KOUNS 555 1,4. FTA 4, FHA 1,24 Sglrururms 4 Pom Pom 1, Jr Ploy, Sr Ploy, Blockhowk Broadcast, Boos'er Club 174, Librarian 4 Omce Worker 2,3 JEFFREY LYNN LANE Boys Council 1-4; JCL 2-4; Science Club 3,4, ng-ofvurms; S Club 2-4,- Jr. Honor Soc, 1,2, Pres. 2; Student Coundl 1-4, Trees. 3, Pres. 4,- Swdenv Council Workshop 2,3, Sr. Play,- Footboll 2,3; Basketball 1,2,4; Trock 1-4,- Wresvling 3; Cross Courwry 4,- Closs Trees. 4 JOHN VERNON LAW Boys Council 1-4; FFA 3,4; JCL 3,4; 8 Club 2-4, Vice-Pres. 4; Class Sgt-oV-orms 2; Football 1-4 77 GARY R. MACE Boys Council 1-4,- Science Club 4; Boys Boosver Club; 5 Club 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Hay; Football 1-4; Track 4; Wres- tling 3,4; 4-H 6 yrs. BARBARA SUE MARTIN 535 1-4; JCL 2-4; Pom Pen 1; Sr. Ploy; GAA l; Syllabus Staff; Cheerleader 2,3; Librarian 2,- 4H 7 yrs, Class Sec. I ORVILLE LEE MASSINGILL Boys Council L4; FFA 1-4,- Blackhowk Broadcast 78 WILLIAM S, McMURTRY Boys Council l-4; JCL 2-4, Scxence Club 3; FTA 3,4, Pres, 4; S Club 2-4, Pres, 4; Jr Ploy; Sr Play,- Closs Trees 3; Frmechonisf 1-4,- Football T,3,4; Boskevboll 1-4, Baseball 3,4; Track 2-4 TERREL RAY MENKE Boys Council 14; JCL 2-4, Scweme Club 3,4, FTA 24: S Club 4: Jr Honor Soc, '2, Smdem Council L- Pro. Iechonm 174, Jr Play, Sr Ploy; FooOboll 2,4 snve n, MILLER Boys Councal 14, Boys 8003ch Club, Blackhord Broadcast, Pro- jechonisv l4 BILL MOORE Boys Countil 1-4, JCL 244; FFA l4, Soence Club 3,4, Jr Ploy; 4-H 7 yr: WILLIAM F. MOSS Boys Covndl 24, Vice- Pves 4, FTA 4, Jr Ploy, SMFubus Slog. Boys Boosver Club, Spanish Club 3,4, Clan Vme Prey 4, FoolboH 3, Wresvlmg 4, Canon ngh l MICHAEL JO NESBITT Boys Counol 1-4,- FFA 4, Boys Booster Club, Track I DONALD W. NEWPORT Boys COUnCIl 1-4,- FFA l, S Club 174, Boys Boos'er Ciub; Pro- lecnomsv 4, Foovball Mgr 3,4,- Track Mgr,,- eoskevbau Mgr 3,4 ERNEST L NOE Boys CounCIl 1-4, Sec, 4 JCL 2-4,- Jr, Plcy; Sr. Ploy, Syllabus SIcH; S Club 2-4, Sec, Jr. Honor Soc, 12; Hon- or Soc. 3,4,- S'udenv Council 2,- Class Pres. 2,- Footboll l-4; Basketball 1-3 VICKI ELAINE NOE SSS l-4, pianist 2; Scnence Club 3,4, Sec. 3,- FHA 4,- Pom Pen 1; Jr. Ploy,- Sr. Ploy; Spanish Club 2-4, SeCsTreas. 3; Sy'lcbus S009; Cheerleader 2-4; Jr. Honor Soc. 1,2,- Honor Soc. 3,4; SVuden! Council 1-4, Sec. 3,4; 47H 8 yrs. Class Sec. 2 79 ROZETTA REEVES 835 1-4, Jr. Honor Soc. 1,2, Spanish C1Ub 3 NANCY ELLEN RINGER SSS 14, Song Leoder 2, Vwce1Pres 3, Pres 4, Bond 1,2: Sr Play. Cheerleader 1-4, Lnbronon 2. Jr. Honor Soc 1,2, Honor Soc 3.4, S'udenf Counol Sec 1, C105: Vice-Pres 1,2, Girls 51019 Rep, Spcmsh Club 274: Track Queen 3 JANICE lEIGH PICKARD 555 1-4,- FHA 2-4; Porn Pon 1,2; Syllabus 5105. Editor,- Ball Sfaie Yearbook Workshop; Blockhowk Broad- cast,- Boosfer Club 1-4, Sec-Treos. 3, Pres. 4; Honor Soc. 3,4, Sec-Treus. 4; Jr, Play; Sr. Play; 4H 7 yrs, PATRICK J. QUICK Boys Council 1-4; JCL 2-4; Scwence Club 3,4: Bond 1-4; Jr. Ploy; Sr. Ploy,- Syllubus 5105,- Honor Soc. 3,4; Class Sec. 4 WILBUR RAY RUDD Boys Councxl 1-4 FFA 4, Football 12 Class ngrot-orms 34 ROY ROGER RUDE Boys Countll 1-4,- Block hawk Broadcast Boys Boosier C1ub EARL RUSE Boys Covnml 3,4, FFA 3,4; 5 Club 34, Blozkhowk Broadcast, Trad 3,4. BmcbuH 3, Wrcmmg 4, Cross Country 4, Ltbonon 1 2 9 Ade Your Lumps Either Way. JOHN EDWARD SCHOEN Boys COUnCII 174; FFA 1,3 4, Boys Boosler Oub, Prowchomxv 174, FoolbuH 173, Truck L2 LINDA JEWEL SEAIS $55 174, JCL 274; FHA 24 Jr Nay 81 Play SyHubuS SVch, Bmdhowk BrOdesl GAA 2 Booslev Club. Jr Honor So: ,2 BEVERLY ANN SWAlEY 55$ 14, FHA 2-4, Bond 1, Jr Ploy, Sr Play, Syllabus SVGH, Blockhowk Broadcast Boomer Club 3,4, ONCE Worker 2 3, waroncm 1 CAROL LYNN STEPHENSON 855 1-4, Trees. 4; JCL 2-4,- chd 2,3; Sr. Play; Blackhuwk Broadcast 4-H 8 yrs. TERRIS WILLIAM WAGNER Boys Council 1-4; FFA l-3; Boys Booster Club,- Football 1,2; Track 1 El lEON WILLIAM WALDEN Boys Council 1-4,- FFA 1; S Club 2-4; Football 1-4; Track 1-4; Baskeiboll 1-3,- Wrestling 4 The Trip to the PAUL E. WALLACE Boys Countil 14,. s Club 4; Cross Country 4 KATHY WEAVER $55 14, Sec. 3,- JCL Z4: Science Club 3,4; Band 1-4; Jr. Ploy; Sr. Ploy,- Syllobus 5709,- Boos'er Club 1-4; Jr. Honor Soc 1,2; Honor 50:. 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; 4-H DONALD E. WEST Boys Councvl 1-4, JCL 24; Scuence Club 3,4 Pres 4, Bond L3; Syllabus 8905, Boys Boos'er Cmb, Football l2, Wresvlmg 2-4, Class Pres 3 4, 4H 7 yrs JEANIE ROSE wux 555 1.4, FHA 2, Block- hawk Broadcosv, GAA 2, BoosVer cub 4,- Chorus 2, Jr Ploy 82 The Administration Worked Industriously To Keep :w V r a .w .- MR. JOHN BLOOM: Anderson College, B 5., Ball S'ore University, M.S; MR, BYRON E. STOUT: De Pcww Universify, A.B., Butler University, 3.5.; ManomAdcms Sthools' Superintendent, Cross Country Coach Monon-Adums ngh School Principal; Annual Sponsor, Athletic Director Av a fypicul school board meehng, venous udwities are discussed, was a little late, everybody was glad to move in, OFFICERS: They vonge hom renewmg Veachmg UJNrctts and hmng new teachers, Dr. Wan , President; Mr. West, Was Presudem; Mr, Moore, Treasurer; Vs senhng Enunocl oHo'ws 0nd swgnmg busmess cannons th she Mrsv Kendall, Secretary; Mr Noel Ass! Secretary cdnce M We 50mm board, Vhe new school was bwl' Although 1t ! BA hunmmmm: mum mgnmm-mmm MR. J. S, ALLEN: Somheosi Missouri Some College, 85, Education; Momon, Grade 6, Buddmg Supervisor, Jr. Hrgh Basketball Coach MR. JACK H. FARR: Dayton Umversity, 3an Stone Umverslry, BS, M,A.; Shendon Hemen'ory Pnncipol ' ' WWv . .5- chi'c Thompson, who is secretary to Mr. John Bloom, The job of a school secretary is a very demanding one, as well as being imeresfing. our Superintendent, Funds That she is always kep' busy SITTING: Mrs. Remsen, STANDING, Left In Right: Mrs. Keeling, Mrs. Hollingsworth working for him. 85 We Are Examples of Those Who Met Success and E MRS. SHIRLEY ANN ABLE: Indiana State Umversxfy, BS, Sheridan, Grades 5,6, Enghsh MRS. KRISTIN CAROL COPLEN: Boll State UnrverSIfy, B.SV; Marion, Grade 1 MRS. MARILYN COX: Unwersiry of Chanonocgo, A B; Sheridan, Grade 4 MISS DORIS DUE: Indiana Sche Unwersw, BS, Vnwnnes Unwerwv, A,S.; shorthand l, H, fypewrmng I, bookkeepmg, busmess onthmenc MRS, CHRISTINA 5 DORMANDV: Evansville College, BA Education; Jr Hugh home ec, GIFIS P E , G.A,A., Freshman Class Sponsor 90 at, and Overcame LU Both. arr q MRS. HESTER L. FOUST: Marion College, Two-yeor Normal, Eufler University, Ball Stove University; Sheridan, Grades 5,6, reading, spelling MISS HELEN R. FOSTER: Northeastern State College, 85.,- Marion, GradeS MR. LARRY E. GLAZE: Indiana State University, 5.5.; industrial arts,- Senior Class Sponsor, Jr. High Football, Freshman Basketball, Asst. Varsity Truck Couch MRS. ELSIE GARY: Indiana Central College, A.B., Buvler Universify, K I B.A.; geography, English,- 7H1 Grade, Jr. Honor Society Sponsor MR. KENT M. HARRIS: Butler University, B,S.; general szience, health, drivers training,- Boys Council Sponsor MRS. JOAN HEINE: Anderson College. B.A ; Sheridan, Grades 5,6, social studies 87 We Are Examples of Those Who Met Success and D MRS. SHIRLEY ANN ABLE: Indiana State University, 35., English; Sheridan, Grades 5.6, English MRS. KRISTIN CAROL COPLEN: Boll Smte University, B.SV; Marion, Grade 1 MRS. MARILYN COX: University of Chofmnoogo, A B,- Shendcn, Grade 4 MISS DORIS DUE: Wdeuna Svme Unwerswy BS Vmcennes Unwersdy A,S.; shorthand I, ll, typewrmng I, bookkeeping, busmess awhmenc MRS. CHRISTINA S. DORMANDY: Evansville College, B.A , Education; Jr ngh home ecv GIFIS P E , G A,A., Freshman Class Sponsor MlSS HELEN R. FOSTER: NorvheosVem SVute CoHege, BS; Marlon, Grade 3 MRS. ELSIE GARY: Indiana Central Coliege, A.B., Butler Universify, B,A.,- geography, English,- 7m Grade, Jr Honor Socwefy Sponsor MR. KENT M. HARRIS: Butler University, 5.5,,- general science, healih, drivers training,- Boys Council Sponsor MRS. HESTEK L. FOUST: Marion College, Two-yeor Normal, Butler Unwersny, Boll Stove Unwersdy; Shendon. Grades 5,6, reodung, spelling MR. LARRV E. GLAZE: Indiana S'me University, 55.; indushial arts; Semor Class Sponsor, Jr, ngh FootboH, Freshman Basketball, Asst. Vorslvy Track Coach MRS. JOAN HEINE: Anderson College, BA . Sheridan. Grades 5.6, social studies 87 We Are Examples of Those Who Met Successand D MRS. SHIRLEY ANN ABLE: Indiana Sfate University, BS, Enghsh; Sheridan Grades 5,6, English MRS. KRISTIN CAROL COPLEN: 85H SVc'e Umversufy, 5.5 AL'Jcn Grade 1 MRS. MARILYN COX. Ur- xewn of Cthanocgo A B: Sheridan 7'1: . ,a. w .wwmw .- i-WMWk wau-an, . . ,,-. ww-.W.m4,. h MISS DORIS DUE: Indiana Siore Unwersrry BS Vmcennes Urmersm A.S.; shorvhund I, ll, typewrmng I, bookkeeping, bvsmess omhmenc MRS. CHRISTINA S. DOWNDY: Evansville College, 5A.. 'LLNC'M Jr Hugh home N CH: P E G A A Freshman Class Sponsor fan 311:1 Overcame CU Both. MRS. HESTER L. FOUST: Marion College, Two-yecr Normal, Builer Unwersny, Boll Siwe Unweru'y, Sheridan, Grades 5,6, reading, spelling m? ELEN R. FOSTER: Northeos'ern State College, BS,- Manon, MR. LARRY E. GLAZE: Indiana Skate University, 8.5.,- indusfrial arts; Semor 0055 Sponsor, Jr. High Foovbcll, Freshman Buskefbail, Asst. Varsity Track Coach N LSIE GARY: Indiana Central College, A.B., Butler Universiiy, I eogrophy, English; 71h Grade, Jr. Honor Society Sponsor 7!. 3 NT M. HARRIS: Butler University, 3.8.; general science, health, ' 'roining; Boys Council Sponsor MRS. JOAN HEINE: Anderson College, 8A.,- Sheridan, Grades 5,6, social studies 87 ; We Are Examples of Those Who Met Success and I MRS. SHIRLEY ANN ABLE: Indiana StoVe University, BS, Sheridan. Grades 5.6, English MR5, KRISTIN CAROL COPLEN: Boll Smte University, 5.5.; Marion, Grade 7 MRS. MARILYN COX; Umversify of Chormnooga, A B; Sheridan, Grade 4 MISS DORIS DUE: Mducno StoVe Unwersm BS Vmcennes Umversny I A.S.,- shorthand I, ll, rypewrmng I, bookkeeping. busmess omhmenc MRS. CHRISTINA S. DORMANDY: Evansville College, B.A , Educcfion; Jr th home ec GMs P E , G A.A., Freshman Class Sponsor :at, and Overcame Qw Both. MRS, HESTER l. FOUST: Marion College, Two-year Normal, Butler Unwermty, BoH S1019 Unwersny, Shemdon, Grades 5,6, readingA spelling MISS HELEN R. FOSTER: Norvheosfem SVoVe CoHege, BS, Manon, Grode3 MR. LARRY E. GLAE: Indiana Sfcfe University, 85.,- indusfrial car's; Semor 0035 Sponsor, Jr th Football, Fieshmon Basketball, A559. Varsity Track Coach MRS. ELSIE GARY: Indiana Central College, AB, Butler Universify, K I a B.A.; geography, English, 7th Grade, Jr. Honor Society Sponsor 1 MR. KENT M. HARRIS: Bmler University, B.S.,- general science, health, driver; training; Boys Council Sponsor MRS. JOAN HEINE: Anderson College, B.A.; Sheridan, Grades 5,6, social studies 87 MRS. JULIET HERSHMAN: Eorlhom College, A.B., Butler Universiw, Indiana University: La'in' English: 8 S 5., mi. Sponsor MRS PAULINE JOHNSON: Indiana Central College; Sheridan, Grade 3 Our Teachers Exhibit Merited Examples of A - , JL, MR, BERYLE KOUNS: BuHer University 85, Indiana Umversxfy Ms,- wOnd Hmory th Schom geograpm duver edmnon Freshmurv cmss Sponsor MISS CAROL KUHN: BoH State University, 85, Education; Sheridan, Grade 3 MRS. JUDY E. LAIDLAW: Boll Svme Umversny, B S, Educohon, Shendcn. Grade 2 MK LARRY LAMBERSON: ,ndanG Universify, BS, Chemis'ry; chemistry, physucs, geomeny, Soence Club Sponsor, SW, 6th Grade Basketball Coach, Jr th Track Coach 88 MISS MARIA F, lOPEZ: UnweuiVy of Havana, Dr. in Low, Univeuity of Mmer Bu'w Coliuge 06 mam. xndnm Suave Unuerglly, BS, MS; Spomsh L H, HI, 5 S S Sponzor MR5. JUDY LEACH: lnduono Sfcfe Umversiry, BS. MS Educatlon: Shendon, Grade '2 Leadership, and Authority. MRS. ELIZABETH F. McCREERY: Ball State University, BS, Education,- Shendon, Grade I MRS. VIRGINIA MATHEWS: Purdue University, BS,- Mcrion, Grade 5 MRS. LOUISE MERRILL: mdiuno Sfcte Normal School-Eostern Division,- Sheridon, Grade 1 MRS. MARY K. MILLER: Butler University, 8.8.; English H, American Literature, English LiVeroture; Class Ploy Director 89 MRS. GEORGIANNE MINNICH: Boll Smfe Univevsity, 3.5, M5,,- Sheri- MRS. MARGARET CLARK MOON: Indiana University, B M E ; Elementary don, Grade 3 musxc education Our Fearless Leaders, Through Grade - K- .t u.x MRS. CHERI l. NEWCOM: Purdue University, 8.5,; home economics; F.H A Sponsor, 4-H Leader MRS EDITH NESBITT: BuHer Unlverswty, BS, Shemdon, Grade 1 MRS. MARY PETTIJOHN: Indmno University, Butler University,- Sheridan, Grade 2 90 MR. NOBLE W. ROSS: Purdue Unwersny, BS., Agvicullure Educmion. MS, Educohon, vocchonol agncultwc; FFA,, Studenl Councw! Sponzor, 4 H Leader MRS. EDITH L. PUZEY: De Puuw Unwemvy, BA Enghsh, speech, FTA Sponsor School and IntoHigh School. MR. MICHAEL A. SEMANCIK: Indiana University, 35., Eduction, Uni- MK JAMES G SANBORN: MurywHe CoIlege, 3A,; art, wresHing; verswfy M Maryland, Unnversdy o6 Wisconsm, Universify of LouisviHe; Senios C1055 Sponsor US History, sociology, psychobgy, business onthmehc; 8th Grade Sponsor MRS. JAN SHIRK: Texas College of Arts and Indusfries, 8.5.; Marion, Grade 2 MR. JAMES H. SEYMOUR: Butler Universiw, B.A ; Jr, High math MR. PHIL G. SHIRK: Texas College of Ar's and Industries, 8.5,; High School, Jr. High shop; Sophomore Class Sponsor, Varsity Basketball Coach MR. JAMES SMITH: Indiana Sta'e University, 85., Math, Physics; algebra I, ll, advanced math Just Think, Only 50 More Term Papers T0 Grade MRS. WILMA K. SMITH: Bob Jones Unwerssty, B S, BoH State UMversiVy, MA, government, Englwsh grammar 8 tomposmon, JUI'HDV Class Sponsor MRS DELLA C SPEAR: De Pauw University, AB.; fyping, omce prac- hce, School Paper Sponsor MRS, JOSEPHINE STALH: De Pauw Universdy, A B Cdumbxa Unwerswty. M.A.; Sheridan, Grades 5,6, moth MRS. MYRNA H. STAPLETON: Bmler University, 8.5., Education; Sherh don, Grade 4 92 MRS HAZEL TALBERT: Cenlrul Normal; Sher1'don,Grade 4 MRS. PAMELA C. STEEVES: Franklm College, BA, Sheridan, Grades 5,6, general soence and Seven Hours Till Dawn. MRS. MARY LOU WAITT: Purdue University, BA; Jr. High English; th Grade Class Sponsot MR. MAX TlLLMAN: Marion College, BVSU Educavion; High School band, Jr. High general music MR. NOBLE B. WAITT: Boll Sime University, 5.5.,- science, math,- Junior Class Sponsor MR. RALPH WAITT: form mechanics 93 The Work of Keeping A School in Proper Orde MR. lARRY A. WRIGHT: Bo'l State University, B 5; American History, ' ' - h K b S P.E., drwer edutohon, Head FootboH, Track Cooc , S C u ponsor MRS. RUBY WYATT; Ball State University; Marion, Grade 4 The lrbrcry assistants are of grew help to Mrs Rogers Left to Right: V. Home, P NlChOlSOn, D Emry M Forbush C Spencer T MtCoy, D WMes, D Urban, M Kouns, T chken These prolechomsrs mix fun With thew work as 0hey umongle one of thew messes Leh to Right: M Costlow, D lnmon T Menke T ComeH B. McMunry Our librarians have worked to prcvide students with 7he needed moterwol for assugnmenfs. SEATED: Mrs Rogers. STANDING, Left fa Right: Mrs Hollingswor'h, Mrs. Nicholson Is A Problem for Everyone. The bus drivers are good examples M uhzens serving 1helr zommunify. LEN Io Right R ngg, B Howley, G Alexander, G Harmon, O Wmth H Homa,L Thompzon, B Leap K Duchemm,J Bowen, P ArmfueId P Hunt, K Moove Morford, Mrs. Stevens, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Pickett Mrs. SVoley, Mrs. The school cafeteria plays a big part in a school day Our cooks Mandy, Mrs. Wiggs, Mrs. Puke , Mrs. Palmer. Mrs Baker, Mrs. Godby break the monotony by preparing well-bohanced meals and humoring grouchy smdenfs and teachers. Left to Right: Mrs. Henhour, Mrs. CUSTODIANS, LeH 10 Right Mrs. Picks , Mr. Baird, Mrs, Stevens Repairing and cleaning Up aher 1200 students is the responsibility of our Janitors. Leh 90 Right: Mr. House, Mr. Wain, Mr. Leap Wonder! Wonder! Wonder! Will We David Adair, Puffy Alex- ander, Jacqueline Babik David Bacon, James Bailey, Jack Baird, Charles Barker. Judy Barker, Charles Bor- nck, Torn Benne , David Biddb, Ida dedle, Roben Bldgood, Peggy Bolinger. Jerry Bougherl Morrose Boyer, Marilyn Burton, Nancy Burton, David Butcher, Rita Calvert Karen Childers. Margie Clme, Wayne Cns1, Denny Cummmgs, Danny Delph, Joseph Dil- hnger, CcroW DoVson, Sharon Douglas. Mary Duchemin, Ronald Dunn, Rick Durbin, Diana Emry, John English, Ronnie Ewing, Jlm Fmrchild. Frank Findby, Sharon Forbush, Peggy Fox, Rex Freerwn, Co'ohm er man, Chnshne Glun', Gcnl Greemon, Phil Greemcn, Ani'o Grif- Fln, Beverly Holmes, Vicki Home, Brod HeHelmire, Dawd Hobson, Don Huc- kleberry. Mom Ings, Johnny Jen- rngr John Johns Freda Jewso , Jvd, Johnson, Eva reemg Susan Ken- doH 96 zEver Have a First Place Float? Ruben Kmq Fme Lunc Alon Lyon Beuwly Mdmn Dux NKCMH Auk Ah Don Nd Mu'k Mzmdvn- huH. '2 W h Kenneth MllkaOn, Jim Mulchcil, V-ckey Nlchol- son, Mory Nobn, Nell Polmen Gordon Puckett John Pucker? a a x h t; 1. 19 Ar- Jerry SOoley, Vickey S'evens Connne SVoops, Linda Walden, Crmg Wok Luke Reeves Arm 1 Reyn- ddi Frank Ro:d Jvdy Rudd Beiky Sean DP onna Sham'on Gayle Shook. :- f ken Poul NcHoce, Sharon ' Wolser, BwHy Wohon, Nancy Weaver, EdcbeX WeHs, Donny Wooldr-dge Ed- ward ergm Tom Wughf, Nancy Young Robert Zellers Nov pictured: Don Barron, Bobby Goodner, Gerald Greofhouse, Terry Hadley, Linda McCoy, Danny Perry 97 Where, Oh, Where Are the Other Pam Abbi , Jeff Alex. M , under, Terry Bailey, , ' ' Brooks Barrick, Michael ; ' . Bcrrick, Diana Biddle, a 4 ,1 ,, 7 Max Bilby. , , . Meredith Bougher, Carl Burnell, Mary Bunon, Carl Burfron, Terry Bush, Den- nis Compbelll Dean Cavim L . Bruce Chappell, Marc ,3 ' . , Cody, Phil Cody, Janice ' : ' Condry, Jerry Coy, Carol , ,. , Daniels, Lorem: Dillinger. L . . . , .L Jim Downs, Regina Durbin, Barbara Durr, Kider Elli- oN, Rita Evans. Robert Ferguson, Marcia Foutch. L1 Shirley Freeman, John Green, Coleen GriFm, Luz anzle, Deon Groves. Deborah Hadley, Sharon Hoimes. A David Harvey, Connie Hawonh, Marsha Hazel, Jerry Henderson, Janice Hendricks, Denms Hobson, Charles Honcnv Jill Hoggun, Connie Hor- hnger, Mark Howell, Ruth Isenhour, Bill Jackson, Rex Kinkeod, Ronnie Kirby. i 5K 1' Kathy Kouns, Debbie Lane. Sherre Mace, Sherry McKmney, Mcr'hann Mc- Muriry, Duono Mernll, Be'h Mdler 98 Hundred Dozen Donuts? Deon Morford, Swegl-nde Nelmon Dowd New, Bur- bora Newport, Murcia Nscholson. Duck Ogle, Duvld Padgett. Evelyn Perry, David Picke , David Prater, - Jaymee Rectal, Jerry '. Reeves, Sco Remsen, I Tom Rode. lpgs Gene Ryan. Nancy Sears. Colleen See's, Candy Spencer Kenh Srephen- son, Denms Siurdevon', Charles Sunon. Keith A. Thomas, Keivh R. Thomas, Tom Timmons, Kyle Wei , David Walker, Gail Walkerl Cyn'hiu Wal. lace. LeSlle WoXser, Shirley Warren, Lmdo West. Christine Wdey, Debbie Wllkes Not pidured: Joyce Eubank, Marlene LaWerty, Jeanene Nance, Donna Padgett, Leslie Smith, Donna Wog- goner, Judy Wagner Nancy Baker, Joan Bar- N ext to Homework, Teachers, and Parents, Susan Abbi , Stanley AI- V ; bright, Monie Alexander, 3 , . L ' Sieve Armfield, Joyce , , , Bailey, Nancy Bailey, Rog- x , , er Bailey ron, Karen Bays, Harriet Bennett, Kevin Vicki Boulden, Bouse Jimmie Clements, Robert Cline, Robin CI: Condry, Chris Jerry Cummings, Gene Cummings Vicky FosVer, Robert Free man, Gory Fulton, Johnny Fulwvder, George Good, Iris Go'sholl, Sandy Gray Linda Hleges, man, Neno Fred Johnson, Jones, Teresa Jones, John Kendall l00 Bishop, Wayne Harley Brodiey, Billy Brock, Jone Burton, Tom Bunron, Peggy Bush, Teresa COFIISIE, Gory Clark ne, Colvin Cosflow, Orville Donhum, Jan Duchemin, Jon Duchemin, Terry Durbin, Chris Fair- chuld, Judy Fisher, Marsha Forbush Steve Greernon, Wanda Gnder, D1000 Harris, Jone! Hayes, Lunda Hob- son, Carol Hoover, Keio lllges Donny ln- Isenhower, Jenmfer We Hate Seniors the Most. Bill Kerchevol, Kenny Kincaid, Juumvo Kirby, George Koopmon, Nancy LuMosOer. Donnie Low Elaine Lyon . Dennis Mace, Jim Manier, V Colleen Mussingill, Chur- ; Ieen McCain, Becky Mc- Curvy. Debbie McCloy. Teresa McCoy Debbie Mernmun, Terry Millikan, Doug Moore, Sabine Negmon, Mxke NIChOISOn, Paula Nichol- son, Koren Ogle Richard Os'erholn, Clem- meI Paddock, Linda Peor- son. Bruce Picks , Eula Picke , Geneva Pickett, Trudy Pickett Richard Presley, Linda Price, Shana Prxvsch, Brion Quick, Gloria Remson, Su- san Ringer, Ruth Rode Shawn Ryan, Tommy Schoen, Roger Shannon, Mike Showol'er, Judy Smifh, Craig Stephenson, Roben Sunon Cyrus Thisflethwaiie, Jef? Thompson, Neil Thompson, Dennis Tuder, Dona Ur- ban, Richard Vuw'er, Lorry Walden Steve Wright, Linda Young, Lloyd Young Nor pidured: Kenetu DeWiN, Herman Parsons, Dennis Pickord IOI We the Eighth Grade Will Study Diligently, Work Indus Pam Baird, Peggy Barker, David Barrick, Dennis Bid- dle, Evelyn Biddle, Gary Biddle, Mary Biddle Bonnie Boggs, Charles :uv3c, Bill Bowen, Kevin Bradley, John Bragg, Mickie Bragg, Karla Bray Donna Burgcn, Rick Bur- Vron, David Carney, Rev berm Cline, Sue Cody, Bess Coppess, Cheryl Cox Judy Cox, Wanda Cum- mings, Tonic Donahue Robert Donhom, Alberv Dotson, Michael Dotson, Debbie Duchemin Dudley Dunlavey, Mikel Farmer, Della Faulkner, Wendy Hemmg. Darruh Fulton, Ed Gamble, Dole Ginmcn David Graham, Mary Gnns'ead. JeH Hammock, Melanie Hams. Doreen HIHotk, Koihy Homnger, Steve Inmon Chris Isenhower, Dennis Israel, Pony Jackson, Roy Jones, Glenn Kercheval, Jean Kincaid, Gerald Kirby Kathy Lmdsoy, Randy Mace, Aibert Mason, Paula McCartney, chky MCCvllough, Kenton Mc- Kay, Pony McKinney 102 ously and Irr'itate Teachers. Marcia Mendenhull, Doug Moore, Jeff Moore, Robert Newport, Cindy Noe, Wanda Padgett, Patty Parker Ernest Parks, Janis Parks, Ermine Parsons, Sandra Pearson! Gory Perry, Allen Pettigrew, Richard Pickett David Quick, Gary Row- lins, Richard Reeves, Dole Robbins, Garry Robinson, Peggy Rood, Richard See's Craig Smith, Moria S'uhl, Pam Stout, Torn Stulfz, Terri Teter, Morg Thistle- 1hwai1e, Bonnie Timmons Cindo Timmons, Kovhy Wain, Craig Wallace, Richard WoHace, Brynn Wire, Gary Wood No? pictured: Don Bennen, Peggy Wagner Just Think- Only Vicki Barker, Gloria Barker, James Beard, Florem: Biddle, Billy Brock. Gary Calvert Su- san Campbell Kim Carlisle, Cynfhia Cline, John Crawford. Laurie Downs, Rick Dur- ham, Kc ren Ecret, BeNy Faucen Lee Fox, Sarita Gibbs, Joe Greenhouse, Andrea Har- wood, Mike Harwood, Mike Harris, Connie a Huughey Porn Hefielmire, Joe HeHel- mire, Lorie Henderson, Je5 Hersberger, Roben Hicks, Bill Hollidoy, Rex Hoover Linda Howell, Jeanne Howell, Riva Huckleberry, Dowd Hunt, Svephen Hum, J1m Inmon, Judy Jones Pursy Jones, Dovwd Kin- keud, Dabble Kmkeod, Kevm Kouns, Harry Khul- man, Glenda LoHerfy, Donna Leap Nancy Leonard Lynne Linton, Kim McCain, Lo- unno McCarty, Kovhy Mc- Cloy, Bobby Merriman Lucy Millikan Tony anich, Eddie Moss- burg, Louro Moore. Joyce Nance, Rex Nesbm, Ken- ne1h Newby, Dle Noe 104 . .mx ...nm..mwgm AA 4 Five More Years To Go. Dick Nolan John Oven hohz, Bobby Pevry, Je'i Pmkcn Chovlovve Pmsley, Beverly chk, Gavy Row hngs W Terry Rector, Bemice , hood, Therese Ryan, Randy Scots, Mme Sed ' wnck, Carol Smith, Melody , Smith Donchil Snodgross, Tom Spencer, Brenda SVORord. Bobbm SlopleVou Kuvhy Siephenson Randy Slone, Chuck Sloops Cathy Wallace, Joe Wol- loce, Barbara Weaver, Debra WwIson, Demse anhv, Thomas Young Billy SuNon, Dennis Su'v ton, Mike Thmle'hwone, Wayne Thomas, Mome Urban, Murcia Wam, I Gory Walker Nov pictured: Lorry Pro'er, Shelia Warner, Freddie Wlx, Lorry Bush, Sue Favors, Murcuo Goodnight GRADE 6, left '9 Right, Row l: J. Picke , B, Graham, J. Moore, C. Wallace, M Palmer, G. Condry, D, Condry, L. Clemenfs, J. Wright, C. Mussingill, J. Wells, P. Roudebush, DV Gory. Row 2: D. Wallace, D. Phillips, D. Robinson, S. Grinsieod, T. Johnson, J. Stone, D. Bell, J. Durr, S. Cline, D. Moore, D Strough, S. Monhort, K. McCullough, 5. Savage, BA Phillips. Row 3; L. FouceN, J. Nicholson, D. Hio , R. Neimun, S. Hohinger, V Biddie, R Stevens, R, Bacon, L. Sears, T. Sfultz, W, Parks, P, Rood, F. lnrnan, R. Deese, S. Douglas, B. Stevens, 5, King. Row 4: 8 Small, 5, Barrick, G, Horis, R Downs, B Lockwood, C. Rector, K. Cornell, B. Dunn, N. Shoen, L, Nevins, J. Thomas, D. Shchuck, T, Bailey, R, Wallace, M. Keeling, J. Barron, G. Monier, T. McMurrry, J. Apple, M. Pemgrew, M. McKay The Fifth and Sixth Grades Are Looking Forward to Their Junior High Years. GRADE 5, left m Right, Row 1: E. Plcke , K Stone, K. Evoy. P, Hutchens, J. Galllmore, C, Johns, R Wollord, L Stafford, S. Coppess, T. HeHeIrmre, B Bray, S Picken Row 2 J. Wuhon, J. Bennett, D. Mitchell, D Alexander, L Beard, G Henderson, L O'Brlen, D Gnn- stead, A. Good, L, Prcwer, D Puckord, B Smith Row 3- 0 Beam, C Bacon, K Pickett, M. Wom, D Stone, D Fos'er E. Kay, K Hicks, R Prlce J Caldwell, S Leap, E Parks, R Hurst, M Key. Row 4. T. Durham, G. Boyerl D Queur, R. HuRmon, S Freeman, J Wolser S Hadley, M. Whicker, T. Bmley, W, Woolard, K. Douglas, T. Homngen L. Pritsch, S. Dunlovey, E, Jackson, A, Prater, D Cumming; Row 5: C. Henderson, DY Pins, 0. Stow, J. McCarty, D Grins'eod, J. Schoen, J. Savage, S Akord, D, Evans, L. Jackson, M. Goodnight, G. Lindsay, R, Gary, R Fox, 5. Wallace, R. Beam, M Johnson, A. Holmes, K. HeHelmire, J, Cox, R. Want. Row 6; R, Faucett, G. Wells, B. Minnich, M, Boghey, L. McCloy, J. Nance, D FcuceH, T. Hutchens, C. Rood, B. Johnson, A Ogle, D. Moss, W Grimn, G. Howell, B, Bundy, D. Long, N, lnmon. J. Emry l06 GRADE 4, Leh to Right, Row 1: D. Bogley, D Ross, M Cline, E, Favors, C. Gir'mcn, L anzle, J Copeland, E Bottoms, 5 Jng5, K. Greemonn, KJ Wvlkes, F Kmkeod, K Went Row 2 K. Seals, L. anzle, T, Dofy, R Foucen, L Syrough, M WQIH, C Fox, M chken, R. Owens, S. Rood, T Shanuck, D leey S HIO , J Boulden, R Hammock Row 3; SJ dedle, S, Downs, J Low, M Plcke , T Goff, H. Parsons, M. Wxx, W Ecrev, R Pmken, S MtKlnney D Shotmck, E, Mcssinngl, T. Burtron, C. Strong, 0. Hufchens, L. Crisf. Row 4: D. Shne, J Houghey, R Barrick, R, chby, J. Goodner, R. Wchs T. Doty, R Parkinson, K Kmkeod, S Housermon, C. Wholey, T. Wain, S. Tummons, J. Wem, M Evoy, D Bell, C. Beanie, L. Pmken. Row 5: R. Kmkead, D, Leap, K. Badger, M, MerrIH, D, Wallace, C. Smivh, D. Nesbm, S McCloy, K S1one, B. Boffoms, T. LinVon, J. Walton, P. PJCKEH, J. chm, P. LoFfeny, T, Barnett D. Hershberger, J. Mossburg I Want To Grow Up To Be a Computer so I Work Have To Figure Math Problems. GRADE 3, Lef' to Right, Row J P POVKINSOH, N Duchemln, C. Murray, B. Emry, B. SmITh, V. Heiny, S. Young, J Mmmch, T Thurman, B Sears, T. Borrick, J. DeNoon, KA Spence, L, lsenhower, Row 2- D Lockwood, S. Barker, J. PMs, D. Penigrew, K Picke , L. Newby, L. Wont, T. Holmes, T. Copeland, DJ Ewing, M, Dennis, T. thcker, D Houghey, S. Picken, J. McCarty, D. Housermcn. Row 3: M. Bray, W. Forbush, G. Jessup, M. Henderson, J. Persons, S, Newman, M. Stephenson, D, Kinkeod, BJ Land, D. Condry, B. Kinkead, T, Dory, KJ Kinkeod, A. r; f: . L l 'v +?- J Y i Honinger, S, Jones, J, Mulllkcn, E. Jackson. Row 4: R. Hutchens, B. Bennett, P, Woolcrd, L. Pickett, D Hmks, B. Woolord, V Smith, D. WolJoce, TJ Bacon, K. S1owers, B. Akord, R. HeHelmire, J. Inmcn, F4 Evans, TJ Huffman, P. Parks, C, Rickard, E Bundy, J, McKay, Row 5: L. Grey, J. Cummins, C. Miichell, T, Sheen, A Quick, J, PortIow, C. Dennis, C. Biddle, MJ Mamer, G. Moore, L. Dorson, L. HuFfman, D. Ross, J. Rood, L. Hutchens, L. Allee, C. King, K. Bcgley, K. Summgrs I07 GRADE 2, Left to Righ', Row 1: D. Wmers, D. Bollard, P. HefTelmire, VJ Dennis, 5. High, A, Snodgross, R. Burgon, C Condry, S, Shedlock, D. Merrill, D. Louks, R, Summer, R Phillips, 5 Cherry, KT CorlIsIe. Row 2: B. Bouse, W. Reed. D Hollingsworvh C Godby, R 609, C. Debbxe, D Duane, T. O'Brien, L. Moore, T Whaiey, J. HeHelmire, D. Mchllough, C. Blozier Row 3 R. Jenkms, T WhoTey, C, Rood, G, Leap, A. Johnson, M. Ulrey, R. Squz, R. Wain, K. Remsen, M. Kerchevol, K, Stone, B. Picke , G Harmlton, E. Fuhon, 5. Bacon, T. Butcher, B. McQuern Row 4: L, Cummings, B Godby, K Overdorf, J. Greufhouse, K. Wix, M. Hadley, C. Hammock, DY Biddle, J, McClcy, 5. Stone, C. Hutchens, M Crawford, J. Downs, C Herny, T. West, A. Mossburg, VC Walker, J. Seats Why DidnTt They Build Us a New School Building? GRADE 1, Leh to Righ', Row 1. R HeHeTmue, T Crockett, C Bxlby, M Com, D Downs, T Coppess, D Cunmom J Jones T Goff R Porkmson, L Dunlovey, M 60R, R Cnsv M CTme Row 2 G Moore J Roudebush, B McQwen, D Owen J Omnger, C Jessup, B Puckeh, C Steeves, T STowers, J PTCLE R Shne, S Wang S Smyth, B. PthlpS, J. Monhar? Row 3: M Heck, M Moore, A Houghey, M Evans, T Hmchens, J MIIJIKOH, G Merrill, C Hollmgsworth, D. Shotmck, J Pods R Wat's M Owens, R WoHordv P. Segul. Row 4: C. Perry, 5 SVephenson, K Badger, K. Rood, K. Emry, C. Allee, R. Durham, P BoHord K Want, A Shoemaker, K Low, 3. Henley, R. Gorsv, R MvaheH, C GTcwer, K Hemy, S Stark T08 D. Culvert J. Walden, P. Bailey, H. King. Row 3: D, Barkley, R. GRADE 6. Lef? 10 Righf. Row 1 V. Venn, D McCarty, B. Wire, R Boggs, M Boyer, D Glunt, C. Hoover, W. McCorVney Robinson, B, Barker, P Thwsylewowe Row 2 J anhv, M Loughhn, Each Year We Grow Closer to the Walks of the New High School. Wagner, C Mwller, V NIChOlS, Hall, K, Hoimes, H. Staprevon, J. Merrimcn, R4 Laughlin Row 3: N. GRADE 5, Leh to Right Row 1, J Robinson, R Koopmun, V Eubonk, A. Quick, R, Reddick, B, Venn, L. Rowlungs, N, Hunt, K Kouns, N Kxng, S LoMoster, C, Michael, P. Bougher. Row 2: P. Endsley, A. Faust, K Quick, D. Ferguson, 5. R. 80995, K. Stephenson 109 GRADE 4, LeH f0 Right, Row 1: D. Bailey, C. Glunr, KM Noe, P Vowier, T. Mossburg, S Roher, M McCarty, S Wagner, D Ensley, C James. Row 2: T Bishop, E Thomas, A Waggoner, 5, Michael, S Marsh, D Hum, D. Cherry, P. Tuder, M. Carney, SM Bartram Row 3: C. Fou'ch, S Barker, P McCorvney, D Mossburg, M. Bragg, R, Nunnelly, S. Rowland, A. Lyon, 5 Hazel, C. Cofhccm Like It or Lump It, Mom Says We Have To Go 12 Years. GRADE 3, Leh to Righ', Row 1 D Eubonk B Pnndb, L Roeder C anht, M Smhl, R Reddmk, D Baker, D SVowerS, T Freewon Row 2: R. Nesbm, M Peace, D Barkley, J chk S Cohen N SVoplevon, K Hongsworth, S. Venn P W-re, J Gossord Row 3; R, Rowling, J, MoxweH, G Koopmen, G Boyer R Wc1ker, J Padgett, S Heck, R. Thompson, B, Rowland, R. 80995 HO J Graham, T. Bishop, D. Nickles, F. Cox, D Miller, J. Micheal. Row 3: J. chheol, B. Marsh, T. Walden, D SOowers, B Nesbm, J Carney, L Hunt, P. James, K. Quwck, P. McKmney, L, Brogg GRADE 2, Lef! to Right Row 1- J. Spelbnng, T Fitzgerald, K, Wallace, H McCarty, J McCarty, B RoMond J Ch-lders, T Loughhn, B Magee. Row 2 L Young, S cheL N McVey, C NunncHy, R Mmton, Our Teacher Says Were Mischievous'Is That Good? GRADE 1, Left to Right, Row 1: R Shoe, D Micheal, G, Maxwell, J. V, McCartney Row 3: B. NunoHy, H Rogers, K. Newby, B Paddock, Walker, B. Walker, M. GrIHFn, C Cherry Row 2; R 50995, A B.Kincmd,C.Wogner,K.Suzon,R.Hcll Robinson, D, Cox, K, Shugerv, B Emyert, P McKinney, D. Bertram, HI BOOKER FARM STORE Your John Deere Dealer CONGRATULATIONS KERCHEVAL JEWELERS 319 Main Street Sheridan Indiana Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Parts for all Electric Shavers GROVES SHOES Large Selechonistwes Sizes PrICES Sheridan Indiana WILLS INSURANCE Hurry Cooper Across From Library 75841260 BOYER HEATING 8. ELECTRIC State Road 38 8. A7 Sheridan 758-4445 EUGENE WALKER R. R 3, Sheridan, Indiana Dealer in Livestock Will sell or trade almost anything Phone 372-3182 Compliments of GOSSARD STANDARD STA N DA R o W' BEN FRANKLIN STORE R. J, Seymow Everyday needs and gifts Art Supplies 758-5456 School Supplies 301 Main Street Comphments of D. F. HUTCHENS 8. C0. Sherldon, Indiono SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 803 South Main Street 758-5356 Compliments of R. 8. T. AUTO SUPPLY Goodyear Tires Delco Batteries 758-4933 Compliments of CURRY HARDWARE 8. 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Kirklin, Indiana NOE and McCARTY Bock Hoe Digging Bulldozer Work Trenchmg 758-4623 758-5854 Congratulations Compliments to V0 the Class of 1967 HAMILTON NATURAL GAS COMPANY 419 South Main Street vhe Class of '67 WAITT'S FEEDER PIGS 758-4443 Compliments of WALKER'S GARAGE Complete Automovive Repair THE FARMERS BANK Sheridan Indiana Kirklin Branch 758-5321 Kirklin Indiana H9 Best Wishes to the Class of '67 - from KERCHEVAL HOMESTEAD Civil War Home and Museum open to the public from May 15 to Oct 15 on Sunday afternoon HONOR ROLL A graduation diploma is one of life's most satisfying symbols of achievement. To all of you receiving a 1967 Hhonor roll go our warmest congratulations. PUBLIC SERVICE OF SHERIDAN TALBERT-ROESSLER Building Supply, Inc. of Sheridan BEARD BROTHERS Pioneers in appliances 408 South Main Street THE FOUNTAIN SHOP 314 South Main Street WAGON WHEEL BARBER SHOP California of Fourth Street WESTERN FUR COMPANY Compliments of SHERIDAN NEWS Compliments of GOTSHAlL'S CORNER GROCERY Fifth and Mom Street Sheridan TIMMONS PHARMACY Pharmacists Do the Medical Professnon Since 1912 Phone 758-4594 Senior Index A. Alexander, Janice--22, 48, 50, 70 B. Bailey, Jock--42,47,7O Baird, Potty--18,44,46,50,51,70 Barnes, Chuck--70 Barnes, Susie--3,47,70 Bayes, Ziggie--26,47,48,71,78 Biddle, Jomes--18,50 Biddle, John--71 Burnell, Caren--35,71 BurneH, Mike--18,46,48, 55,71 Bush, Brendo--18,35,40,41,46,47,48,50,51,71 C. Carney, Non--23,41,43,44,47,71,83 Cornell, Tim--12,22,23,28,41,46,47,51,55,69,71, 78,94 Costlow, Mike4-22,41,43,46,47,51,55,62,63,66,72, 94 Cox, Cindy--22,27,35,43,44,48,50,72 Cox, Rick--14, 18,22, 26,43,47,48,72 D. Davies, RHOdG-715,22,47,48,51,72 Duchemin, Goryn15,42,46,47,55,59,66,72 Dwiggins, Rosie--3,18,30,32,41,44,47,48,50,72 E. E1110 , Steve--18,19,22,37,43,47,51,73 Emry, Lois--18,22,23,29,35,44,73 Ewing, Glendo--18,50,73 F1 Farmer, Duverto--3,27,48,50,51,73 Fleming, cheHu--5,19,50,69,73 Fourch, Tcru-v6,11,41,48,49, 51 ,64,73 Freeman, Mcrcio--18,22,35,44,50,74 G. Girfmon, Gwen-422,32,37, 44, 74, 78 Gray, Duvid--18, 22, 23,41 ,46,47,51,55,69,74 H4 Harris, Dovid--50,63,74 Haughey, Cofhy--18, 27, 50, 51,74 chley, Judy--18, 22, 29, 35,44,46, 50,74 Ha es, Barboro--22,39,41,44, 48, 51, 74 Hi lock, Dean--22,48,75 Hoffman, Poul--22, 26, 31 ,43,46,47,48, 51, 55, 64,75 Hollingsworrh, Melvin--1B,41,43,46,47,64,75 Hoover, Lisle--2,15,43,46,47,48, 59,75 1. Inmon, Duvid--10,18,43,46,47,75,94 Israel, James--46,57,64,76 J. Johnson, Edward--48, 57,76 Johnson, Eric--12,76 Johnson, Ronnie--26,31,38,39,43,47,48,76 K. Kellam, Jomes--10,12,14,18,43,46,47, 51, 55, 59,76 Ke110m, Jerry--18,43,46,47,49, 55, 58, 59, 76 Kellet, Kathy--18, 20, 22, 23,44,48, 51 ,75,77 Kercheval, Dole--77 Kercheval, Karen--41,77 Kouns, Morsha--3, 22, 28,41 ,44,48,64,77,78, 94 L. Lone, Jeff-J,10,23,32,4l,43,46,47,58,59,62,63, 77,78 Law, Johnu3,46,48,55,77 M. Mace, Gory--18,22,35,43,46,55,57,62,78 Martin, Barbaro--3, 12,47, 50, 51 ,78, 124 Massingill, Orvi11e--78 McMunry, Bi11--22,23,2B,41,46,53,55,58,59,62, 78,94 Menke, Terry--13,17,22,23,41,46,47,55,78,83,94 Miller, Steve--35,50,64,79 Moore, Bi11--14,22,43,47,48,79 Moss, B111--18,22,29,31,42,51,57,79 N. Nesbitt, Mike4-18,29,48,79 Newport, Don--15,59,79 Noe, Ernie--18,40,42,46,47,51,55,79 Noe, Vicki--16,18,22,23,40,41,45,48,51,69,75,79 P. Pickord, Jonice--3,13,18,19, 22, 23,40,44,48, 50, 51,80,124 Quick, Por--10,18, 22, 23, 32,38, 39,40 ,43,47,51,78, 80 R. Reeves, Rozeffo--18, 29, 37, 80 Ringer, Noncy--10,16, 18, 19, 23, 26,36,37,40,45,47, 64,69,80,83 Rudd, Wilbur--80 Rude, Roy--11,18, 50,65, 80 Ruse, Ear1--48,57,62,63,64,81 S. Schoen, John--4B,81 Seats, Linda--18,22,23,44,47,50,51,70,81 Sfaley, BeverIy--7,11,22,23,44,48,50,51,70,81 Stephenson, Carol--18,27,41,43,44,47,50,81 W. Wagner, Terry--81 Walden, Leon--18,46,55,57,62,63,65,82 Wallace, Paul--46,63,82 Weaver, Kathy--14,19,22,23,29,38,39,40,47,82,83 West, Dona1d--41,43,46,47,51,57,64,82 Wix, Jeanine--18,22,35,44,46,48,50,82 2- 121 Underclassmen Index A. Abbin, PaNi--15,4l,42,45,47,48,69, 9B Abbi , Susie--39,43,44, 69,100 Adah, Dovid-48,96 Albrighv, Stun--3B, 39, 56, 57,62,100 Alexander, Jeff--98 Alexander, Monte--38, 39,43, 48,100 Alexander, Pafry--l3, 39, 43, 44, 48, 96 Armfield, Steve--43,48, 56,100 B. Bobik, Jockie--96 Bacon, Devid--46,47,96 BaEley, Jim--25,28,33,43,48,96 Bailey, Joy:e--43,IOO Boi'ey, Nancy-947,1OO Bailey, Roger--IOO Bailey, Tevry--47,60,98 Baird, Jock-96,47,37,9b Bc'xev, Non:y--l7,39,44,l00 Barker, Chqclt--25,26,33,44,48,96 Bo'keV, Judy--38,39,43,48,96 Banick, Butch--29,47,57,65,98 Boydck, ChucL--27,28,46,47,55,62, 96 Borricb, MWe9-4l,47,55,57,98 Bowen, D0nv547,53 Barron, Joon-JOO Bays, Karen--IOO Benne , Huvr?eh-8,38,39,44,100 semen, Tom--18,37,Al,96 Bhdle, Do.id--96 Biddle, Diono--98 BEddle, ld09-96 BFdQOOd, RoberV--33,96 Bilbf, Mox--IB,41,46,47,35,98 Bishop, Ke.1n--53,36,IOO Bo'inger, Peggfu48,96 BOJghev, Jevrw-13,33,96 309999, Ma'e1i'F--98 BoNden, 9chLi--38,39,44,100 Bone, v'.ayne--43,48,36,IOO Boyev, Mormg--43,44,47,45,96 BYO1I97',HOVIE'f--38,EQ,IOO Brock Bin-IOO BJrneH, Cavl--Ae,99 Bumn, Jan9-438,39,4A,46,IOO BMW, umil,n--24,25,38,39,41,44, 46,49,96 Btr'sn, Mary'JSJ ,3?,Al,43 7? B-won, Ngncp B ,rnqn, , BMW, Ttm-A47, mm B 2 . P93374923103 3 Tonnzvgz, 46,48 5 KW, Dc 'rrhv76 C1 rv' vardidig'il; Cavin, Deon--30,98 Carlisie, Teresa--38,39,43,44,46,l00 Choppell, Bmce--l3,98 Childers, Koren--26,4I,44,48,96 Clark, Gory--IOO Clements, Jimmie--56,I00 Cline, Morgie--5,6,27,64,96 Cline, Robert--38,39,44,100 Cline, Robin-40,41,48,69,Ioo Cody, Marc--41,47,98 Cody, Phil--43,98 Condry, Colvin--IOO Condry, Janice--98 Costlow, Christine--9, 100 Coy, Jevry--98 Crist, -'voyne--62,96 Cummings, Denny--62,96 Cummings, Gene--IOO Cummings, JerryuIOO D. Daniels, Corol--30,38,39,47,98 Delph, Donnyv-l2,28,30,96 DeU-in, Kenem--3O Dillinger, Joe--35,96 Dillinger, Lorena-A98 Donhom, Orville.-3B,39, IOO Dotson, Covoh-47,48,96 Douglas, Sharon--96 Downs, Jim--98 Duchemin, Jan--56,6l,62,lOO Duchemm, Jon--56,6I,IOO chhemln, Mory-r35,96 Dunn, Ronnie--20,3B,39,41,43,47, 64,96 Dubin, RIcL--35,46,35,57,62,96 Derin, Regino--41,44,47,98 Durbin, Tevvy--56,6l,62,100 Dun, Bovbotc-r41,44,47,98 Ii, EIUQH, K;efer-97,A7,6O,98 Emry, Dionc--3E,39,46,94,96 EngH'Jw, Tim--23,47,96 EubonL. JoyCE--38,39 Emma, Riro--3J,47,98 Evdng, Ponnie--96 I: . Fairchild, Chir-AZ, 100 Foirchnld, Jim-920,A3,A7,96 Fenveu, onvL--A7 Fergumon, Bob--48,98 Finrjloy, FronL--32,46,47,35,58,59, 62,63,63,66,96 Fisher, Judyr-13,44,l00 Forbgsh, MarsFu--94,IOO FoersH, Shovvon-JQb Fosrev, chLX-JOO Foumh, Mocho--l3,29,43,45,47,48, 98 F01, Pegqyr-20,A7,48,96 Freeman, Rex--43,4B,57,64,96 Freeman, Roberf--28,38,39,43,100 Freeman, Shirley--3l,35,98 Fulton, Gary--43,48, lOO Fulwider, John--6l,100 G. Girfman, Corolyn--30,37,96 Glunf, ChristineuZB,30,43,44,47,48, 96 Good, George--38,39,IOO Govshall, Iris--38,39,44,46,100 Gray, Sandy--9,44,IOO Green, John--4l,47,98 Greeman, Goil--28,38,44,47,48,53, 59,96 Greemon, PhH--46,47,58,96 Greemon, Steve--l3,56,6l,l00 Grider, Wando--100 Griffin, Anna--37,39,44,47,48,96 Griffin, Colleen l6,39,41,44,47,48, 98 Grizzle, Liz--15,27,4l,44,47,48,49, 98 Groves, Deon--98 H. Hadley, Debby--29,98 Hadley, Terry--47,48 Holmes, Beverly--43,44,47,48,69,96 Hoimes, ShatonnlS,18,41,42,45,47, 48,98 Hoine, Vicki--35,44,46,47,94,96 Harris, Diono--l00 Harvey, DOVid--38,39,47,55,98 Howorth, Connie--9B Hayes, Joneh-35, '00 Hazel, Mavsho--48,98 HeHelmive, Brad--l6,25,46,47,48,55, 96 Henderson, Jevry--47,60,65,98 Hendvicks, Jon--32,44,47,98 Hobson, Dovid--47,96 Hobson, Dennis--47,60,98 Hobson, Lindo--35, 100 Honon, Chuvies--43,9B Hoggon, JiH--28,39,44,47,98 Hoower, Covolh-43,44,l00 HoHingev, Connie--98 HoweH, Morkv-3l,47,98 HUCLerevry, Don--38,96 I. Illges, Kefo--IOO ll'ges, Lindo--IOO Illges, Mowm-JNS Inmon, Donny--35,100 Isenhowev, Nena--IOO Isenhower, Ruflw--44,47,48,98 Jackson, Bill--38,98 Jennings, John--33,35,48,96 Johns, John--48,55,96 Johnson, Fred--48, 100 Johnson, Freida--96 Johnson, JUdy--44,47,48,96 Jones, Jenny--13,39,44,100 Jones, Teresa--32, 100 F1. Keeling, Rifo--16,38,45,47,48,96 Kendall, John--34,43,56,57,100 Kendall, Susan--25,26,42,43,44,47, 48,96 Kerchevol, Bill--28,34,101 King, Robert--33,35,48,97 Kincaid, Kenny--34,61,101 Kinkeod, Rex--98 Kirby, Juaniro--101 Kirby, Ronnie--47,55,98 Koopmcn, M1ke--101 Kouns, Kofhy--41,42,43,44,47,48,98 IA. Lofferty, Morlene--27 Lone, Debbie--98 Lone, Foye--24,29,34,35,41,46,47, 48,97 LoMosfer, Noncy--38,47,101 Low, DonnIe--34,62,101 Lyon, AIon--26,32,43,48,59,60,97 Lyon, E101ne--43,44,101 IVI. Mace, Dennis--28,101 Mace, Sherre--41,43,44,47,98 Mcnier, Jim--101 Martin, BeverIy--16,38,44,45,48,97 Mossingill, Colleen--101 IVIC. McCain, Chorleen--35,101 McCarty, Becky--101 McCarty, Dick--48,97 McClay, Debby--9,101 McCoy, Lindo--33,44 McCoy, Teresa--94,101 McDonald, Jock--24,25,38,39,43,47, 97 McKinney, Sherry--15,40,41,42,44, 45,47,48,98 McMurtry, Mcrfhann--3B,39,41,44, 47,98 Mendenhcll, Mcrk--33,48,46,55,62, 97 Merrill, Dicma--13,98 Merriman, Debbie--44,101 Miller, Beth--39,40,41,44,47,48,98 Millikan, Ken--46,48,55,97 Millikan, Terry--101 Mitchell, Jim--37,43,47,58,59,65, 97 Moore, Doug--38,39,43,101 Morford, Dean--48,60,99 IQ Nance, Jeanette--I3,39,41,44,47 Neiman, Sobine--5,101 Neiman, Sieglinde--5,44,47,99 New, Dovid--47,62,99 Newport, Barbara--41,44,47,99 Nicholson, Marcie--44,47,48,99 Nicholson, Mike--41,57,101 Nicholson, Paula--38,39,48,94,101 Nicholson, Vickey--38,39,44,48,97 Nolan, Mory--41,44,47,48,97 CD Ogle, Dick--41,46,47,55,60,62,99 Ogle, Kcren--38,39,44,101 Osferholfz, Richard--56,62, 101 I7 Paddock, ClemmeH--38,39, 101 Padgett, Dcvid--48,99 Palmer, Neil--37,41,43,46,53,55,58, 59,65,97 Pearson, Lindo--34,39,43,44,101 Perry, Evelyn--99 Pickard, Denny--38,39 Pickett, Bruce--101 PickeH, Dcvid--48,99 Pickett, Equ--39,44,101 Pickett, Genevc--47,101 Pickeff, Gordon--47,97 PickeH, John--31,33,48,97 Pickett, Trudy--30,46,94,101 Prater, Dovid--99 Pres1ey, Richard--34,56,101 Price, Lindo--38,39,44,101 Pritch, Chonu--101 Quick, Briun--34, 56,61,101 IK Rector, Jaymee--28,31,41,43,44,47, 48,99 Reeves, Jerry--32,99 Reeves, Luke--97 Remsen, Gloria--8,34,41,101 Remsen, Scor--18,41,47,60,99 Reynolds, Aniro--13,44,48,97 Ringer, Suson--9,18,38,39,41,44,101 Rode, Rurh--101 Rode, Tom--48,99 Rood, Fronk--48,97 Rudd, Judy--44,47,48,97 Ryan, Gene--99 Ryan, Shoun--101 S Schilling, Chuck--48 Schoen, Tom--101 Sears, Becky--44,97 Sears, Nancy--13,99 Seats, Colleen--47,49,99 Shannon, Diano--97 Shannon, Roger--101 Shook, Gayla--41,43,44,47,48,97 FIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIllIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII--------.........................000044 Showalfer, Mike--56,101 Smith, Judy--101 Smith, Leslie--30,47 Spencer, Candy--94,99 Staley, Jerry--24,46,47,55,58,59,62, 63,65,97 Stephenson, Cruig--101 Stephenson, Keifh--31,47,55,60,99 Stevens, Vickey--30,39,41,44,47,48, 97 Stoops, Connie--15,38,39,44,48,49, 97 Sfurdevanf, Denny--28,38,41,47,99 Suffon, Charles--47,60,62,99 Sutton, Robert--34,101 T1 Thistlefhwaife, Cyrus--48,101 Thomas, Keith A.--48, 99 Thomas, Keith R.--48,99 Thompson, Jeff--61,101 Thompson, NeiI--48,61,101 Timmons, Tom--38,39,47,99 Tudder, Dennis--101 IJ. Urban, Dana--56,61,94,101 X7 Vcwten Richard-L30,61,101 1A7 Waggoner, Donna--31,32 Wagner, Judy--48 Wain, Kyle--99 Walden, Larry--57,61,101 Walden, Lindc--44,97 Walker, Craig--29,33,43,48,97 Walker, Dovid--35,48,99 Walker, Goil--13,30,47,99 Wallace, Cynthia--48,99 Wallace, Pau1--48,97 Wolser, Leslie--38,39,41,44,47,48,99 Wolser, Sharon--24,25,38,47,48,97 Walton, Billy--97 Warren, Shirley--38,41,99 Weaver, Nancy--25,41,43,47,48,64, 97 Wells, Eddie--97 West, Lindo--44,47,99 Wiley, Christine--38,39,47,99 Wilkes, Debbie--30,47,48,94,99 Wooldridge, Danny--33,62,97 Wright, Eddie--97 Wright, Murcia--32,44,48 Wright, Tom--46,48,60,62,63,97 Wright, Sfeve--28,56,61,101 3? Young, Linda--43,101 Young, L10yd--62,101 Young, Nancy--20,26,32,33,43,44, 47,48,97 2!. Zel Iers, Robert- -46, 57, 65, 97 I23 Janice Pido'd EdtO' ot the i967 SYLLABUS, and meem Martin, Assstart Edto' spent 0m, hens compimg the yearbook Excitement, rentser exasre'a'on ahd a wit to do a gem tot: weVe oniy o tew ot the thew eWoiors they expe'ienced, but a deep-down sense ct rsde w i xdactedw ouawo're the when the book passes into the hands at Mz'ion Adar's Orv, suderts The quick pace of a Christmas move, and the final settle- ment into a new routine is part of the story of the 1967 year at Morion-Adcms High School. Moving into a new school brought many new changes as well as many new problems into the lives of the students. The move, being so highly invoived in many ways, was one of the more dimcult events to describe and relate into the pages of the SYLLABUS. Yet, the book has earned the seal of comple- tion, and the exhausted collotors heave a sigh of relief and contentment as they see that their efforts have resulted in making a new path for future stofts to follow. Still, without the advice, support, and general confidence of many, this yearbook could not have gone to press. Our warmest appreciation and greatest thanks go to Mr. Byron Stout, our Advisor; American Yearbook Company for the publishing of the yearbook; Mrs Fred Plocher for his guid- ance through each deadline met this year,- Byron's House of Flowers for their assistance to our photography staff,- and oil the merchants who placed their confidence in our annual We would also like to extend our thanks to all members of the staff who have contributed in any way to the production of the book. A special thank you goes to Brenda Bush and Barbara Hays for their diligent work on the layouts ot the SYLLABUS, Jim Kellom for his hours of time spent in taking many of our pictures, and to the members of the copy staff whose ability to always think of something to say to contribute to the overall effect of the book was sincerely appreciated. The reaction to this year's experiment with changes in the book Will, undoubtediy, conclude and make known to those in stoHs which follow our steps in which we have foltered and our steps in which we have triumphed, so that they, too, can learn from our experience. The many events and pictures compiled in our expanded text lay cs 0 saga of 0 new year, 0 new school, and a new frontier With burning progress waiting to be token in hand The new life has opened the door to everyone, graduated or ungroduoted The transformation in a short, tew duys dud, indeed, change the lives of 0H. Truly, our school this year has lived up to the theme of the SYLLABUS. We are the ones who have been, and always shall be On the Move ' l