Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Spencer, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1959 volume:

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But some things about our school life will be remembered more than others and those things are the ones that were highlighted in 1958-1959. S TABLE OF CONTENTS SCHOOL LIFE ...,,O..,O,. .......... CLASSMATES ......,.,,.. -.,..... , , SPORTS ,.OOOOOOO, ....... - ,- ACTIVITIES ........... .II..,.... ELEMENTARY ADS ................... .......,.. Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages Pages I-1 I 12-39 40-49 50-66 67-77 78-92 GALA EVE T HIGHLIGI-IT O R is elv- The faculty and students enjoy a pleasant meal served at the Steve Parrish and Betty Jo McFarren, king and queen De Pauw University Union Building. of the Junior-Senior Prom, are being congratulated by John Ritter, president of the Junior class. Preceding the dance at the Junior-Senior Prom, the Sparkletones entertained by singing the opening and farewell numbers. Dim lights, a colored fountain, and the soft music of the Monitors all added to make the Junior-Senior Prom a success. ww ' 'fb Q-J'-,.....,.., CHOOL AND OCIAL LIFE .M QS ., 512 ' -af g ' . -w ,' A , I J! P Q in 4 . f x f in iiii- A 2 4 M, 5 X N 1 A I A 1'-' if N RR M K' i A lf' , K' Y A A-vw . Y M 1 ,V www-uv. ,. fi I . H W , - 4, 3' ,- M diff? 5 .. '25 L-Q, xg.,-:f-Qi, u, M 2 mf zz- A -Wx X ja 'Aw 1 w 'wi MAY DAY Above: Doris Hom, Glenda Naanes, Sherry Johnson, Mary Gates, Diana May, Connie Gray, Carolyn Summerlot, Judy Winders, Irma Williams, and Sandra Bruce. C7 A big event-Nancy Bruce and Jeff Kinney, last year's king and queen of basketball, crown Wilma Johnson and Eddie Winders the new king and queen for 1958-59. UN PLUS ORK EQUA S EXTRA! EXTRA! These familiar words are heard each Thursday as Janet Wray makes her weekly rounds selling school news. Thank goodness there is only one rough initia- tion a year. This was a familiar saying heard among the G.A.A. initiates. Mrs. Hoppe, Senior class sponsor and English teacher, escorted some Senior students to Indiana University. There they were shown different sec- tions of I. U. in which they were interested. TYPIC L SCHOOL D Y WM I-.fa Mr. Spangler's government class listens as Emma Hutcherson gives a report on Current Events After-school work is not always limited to students. Shown here are Renos Spangler and student teacher, Paul Butler, as they discuss the past events of the day. ,ff -f-...ggi .- ' ,f-V' Morgan Drescher Jr., journalism teacher, watches as Janet Wray shows other journalism students the art of proofreading. s 2 f Q LANGUAGE USAGE IS IMPORTAN if English can be fun. Lois Galimore proves this by keeping her Senior English class in hysterics. Carlos Correon, a Mexican student, shows his classmates a picture of a typical Spanish fiesta. F l L!! ' Dave Stannard and Jim McCann are admiring the clever work of Mrs. Highfs art class. EN F' ALL FIELD 'Q' WA if- Students aid Mr. Dyar with an experiment in chemistry. Gee-l'm-a-tree! Geometry stu- dents look like they are out on a limb trying to prove one of Mr. Appleby's theorems. ff' M ,, NAM: Miss Hodges, Commercial teacher, is shown checking on her first year typing class. T LE T AND SKILL RE EEDED X 5 Miss Modesitt, student teacher, demonstrates a sewing technique to girls from Mrs. Kin ney's Home Economics class. The high school chorus, under the direction of Mrs. Perry, added much emphasis to the true meaning of Christmas by sing- ing five religious numbers in the Christmas Program. ff' Dave Stannard and .lim McCann are admiring the clever work of Mrs. Hight's art class. ,f C' Who knows? Some day these industrious boys may be building homes on the moon. Learning to set up type are John Bailey and Mike Dearinger. This should he helpful fo them in their not so distant future. FOR THE FUTURE 7 - TM , ,gg Sophomore Reggie Johnson is shown here as he starts his weekly driving lesson. Z OUR CLASS MATES IT ISN'T THE E D fi' H3 'Qi ,gifs . ,V 1 4 1 , ,V Q5-tl' ' if , aux W' ja' 'a- ' ffiZ'1 1J1 I 12' A joyous but solemn event . . . Graduation. Every Senior must look his best for graduation-at least Georganna Hawkins thinks so as she adjusts Jo Ann Brown's cap. f ' IT,S 0 LY THE BEGINN N New Orleans . . . Here we come!!! Senior class officers: Connie Shields, Secretary-Treasurerg John Ritter, Vice Presidentg Ed Kirby, President, and Mr. Edwards, Principal, discuss plans for the five- day trip to New Orleans. History has been made . . . the class of '59 is not going to Chicago. Marie Kinney presents Janey'Wray with the Betty Crocker Homemaker-of-Tomorrow Award. This award is given by General Mills to the senior girl receiving the highest score on her test. Ah! A buyer! Mary Elizabeth Appleby sells Renos Price a candy-bar at the senior candy stand, Smiles now, frowns later, is the motto of many students as they grab their report cards. JUDITH ANN BURNETT - Academic. Clubs: GAA 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 1Secretary-Treas- urer 21: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Val Jeans 3, 4: Pep 1: SFZ 1, 2, 3, 4 lSecretary 2. Presi- dent 4l: Student Council 1, 3 QSecretary 31: Sparkle-tones 4: Cheerleader 4: Editor 4: Journalism Institute 3: Band Show 3, Vice President 1: Chorus Festival 2, 3, 4. PEGGY ANN CUNNINGHAM-Commen cial. Clubs: Drama 1: Val Jeans 3: Class Play 4: Band Show 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Sparkletones 2, 3, 4: SEZ 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: GAA 1, 2, 3: Pep 1: Choral Festival 2. 3. 4: Band Fes- tival 1, 2. 3: Annual Staff 4: Audio Staff 3. DONALD DEAN-General. Clubs: FBLA 1. 2, 3 1Treasurer 33: Audio Visual 3, 4. MICHAEL GLENN DEARINGER-Gem eral. Clubs: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Science 1: Driver 2. 4: Craft 2, 4: Audio Visual 3, 4. WILLIAM DEWEY DEEM-Industrial Arts. Clubs: Science 1: Boys' Craft 1. DAVID ALLEN DRESCHER-Industrial Arts. Clubs: Boys' Craft 1, 3: Science 2: Art 1, 2: Audio Visual 1. I6 ARLENE ABBITT-Vocational. Clubs: Girls' Craft 2, 3, 4: FTA 2. MARY ELIZABETH APPLEBY-Acw demic. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 fTreasurer 41: National Honor Society 3, 4: Pep Club 1: FTA 1: Girls' Craft 2, 3 IPresident 31: Senior Play 4: SFZ 2, 3, 4: Co-Valedictorian: Annual Staff 4. JOHN BAILEY, JR.-Academic. Clubs: Audio Visual 2, 3, 4: Boys' State 3: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Science 1, 2, 3, 4 1President 41: Band 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4. MARTHA SUE BAUMGARTNER-Acw demic. Clubs: National Honor Society 3, 4: Class Plays 3, 4: Craft 2, 3 lVice Presidentl: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' State: SFZ 4: Assistant Junior Editor 3: Assistant Editor 4: Journalism Institute: FTA 3, 4 1Secretary 33. MARILYN SUE BRITTON-Vocational. Clubs: Craft 2, 3, 4. JOANN BROWN-Academic. Clubs: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Girls' State: FTA 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: FHA 1, 2: Class Secretary 2: Student Colmcil 1: Class Play 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Co-Va1e- dictorian. DOROTHY EDWARDS - Commercial. Clubs: Girls' Craft 3, 45 Art 2, 35 Square Dance 15 Game 15 FBLA 2. ROBERT WAYNE EMERSON-Academ- ic. Clubs: Chorus 2, 35 Drivers 35 Class President 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary- Treasurer 415 Boys' State: Band 15 Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 45 Junior Prom Prince. EARL EVANS-Industrial Arts. Clubs: Science 3, 45 Craft 1. BARBARA ANNE EVERETT-Academic. Clubs: Science 1, 2, 35 FTA 2, 35 Girls' State: Chorus 1, 45 GAA 1, 2, 35 Girls' Craft 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 45 Class Play 35 Square Dance 1. VASILLE MANLEY FELTON-Vocatiom al.. Clubs: FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Audio Visual 3, 45 Land Judging 2, 3, 45 Grand Judging 2, 35 Livestock Judging 1, 2. CLARENCE EMERY FRANKLIN-Indus trial Arts. Clubs: Science 15 Craft 15 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Audio Visual 2, 35 Drivers 35 Chorus 45 Track 3. THOMAS ROBERT FRANKLIN-Indus trial Arts. Clubs: Science 2, 35 Craft 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fBand Camp15 Audio Visual 15 Commercial 25 Drivers 35 Chorus 45 Hi-Y 4. MARTHA ANN FREEMAN-Commercial. Clubs: Science 15 Tri-Hi-Y 3. THOMAS EDWARD FREEMAN-Gem eral. Clubs: FFA 2, 3, 45 Game 15 Drivers 35 Audio Visual 45 Land Judging 2, 3, 45 Grain Judging 2, 35 Livestock Judging 1, 2. BETTY JO FRYE-Commercial. Clubs: Square Dance 15 Drama 15 GAA 1, 2, 35 Game 1, 25 Girls' Craft 35 Art 3 fSecre- tary 31. GARY RAY F ULK-Academic. Clubs: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice President 3, Presi- dent 41: Music Clinic 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Band Show 2, 35 National Honor Society 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4- fPresident 415 Class President 15 Class Secretary 25 Student Direction 35 Audio Visual 15 Annual Staff 4. ALAN R. GENTRY-Academic. Clubs: H1-Y 2, 35 Track 2, 35 Audio Visual 1, 2, 3, 45 Craft 45 Band Show 3. I-I EMMA MAE HUTCHERSON-General. Clubs: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Science 1, 2: FHA 3: Commercial 1: Square Dance 1: May Queen Attendant 2. KIM LEE JOB-Commercial. Clubs: Au- dio Visual 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice President 1, President 31: Boys' Craft 1, 2, 4 fSecre- tary 2, President 41: Drivers 3. SHERRY ANN JOHNSON-Commercial. Clubs: FTA 2: Square Dance 1: Science 2: FHA 2, 3 QTreasurer 2, President 31: Chorus 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: FFA Sweetheart 1: May Queen Attendant 3: Girls' Craft 2: Band Show 3: Drama 1. KENNETH K. KINNEY - Academic. Clubs: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Science 4 fVice President 41: Drivers 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Art 1: Band Show 3. EDWARD F. KIRBY-General. Clubs: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 fSecretary 41: Student Council 3 lVice President 31: Drivers 3: Audio Visual 3, 4: Craft 3: Class Play 3: Class Vice President 3, President 4: Art 4: Band Show 3. LARRY J. LAYMON-Industrial Arts. Clubs: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Chorus 1, 2, 4: Craft 1: Drivers 2: Science 1. PENNY PEGGY GOEBEL - General. Clubs: Square Dance 1: Chorus 2, 4: Art 2, 3 fPresident 21: Tri-Hi-Y 4: GAA 1: FHA 2: Pep 2: Choral Festival 2, 4. DONALD WAYNE HAMM - General. Clubs: Boys' Craft 1, 2, 3, 4: Audio Visual 4. ARTHUR GERALD HAUK - General. Clubs: Boys' Craft 3 fVice President 31: Audio Visual 2, 4: FFA 2: Square Dance 1: Hi-Y 3: Annual Staff 4: Class Play 4. GEORGANNA KAY HAWKINS - Aca- demic. Clubs: Pep 1: GAA 1, 2: FTA 1: SFZ 1, 2, 3, 4 1Vice President 3, Treasurer 41: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 1: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Sparkletones 2, 3, 4: Val Jeans 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Choral Festival 2, 3, 4: Band Show 2, 3: Annual Staff 4: Cheerleader 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. DOLLIE MAE HEDDEN -- Vocational. Clubs: Game 1: Craft 1, 2: Square Dance 1: Queen Attendant 2: Science 2, 3: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Prom Princess 3: Student Council 4 fPresident 41. FREDRICK HOWARD HlNES-Academ- ic. Clubs: Track 1, 2, 3: Student Coun- cil 4. WILLIAM M. LAYMON-Industrial Arts. Clubs: Science 1: Chorus 3, 4: Craft 1: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Art 2: Track 1: Drivers 2. JAMES RAPHAEL McCANN-Academic. Clubs: Audio Visual 3, 4 fPresident 41: Class Play 3, 4: Art Club 2, 4: Science 1, 3 fTreasurer ll: Craft 1, 2: Chorus 2: Track 2, 4: Drivers 3: Student Council 3. SIDNEY GENE MILLER - Industrial Arts. Clubs: Art 1: Craft 1, 2: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Drivers 3. LINDA MONG-Vocational Arts. Clubs: GAA 1, 2, 3: FHA 4: May Queen Attend- ant 1. RONALD MAX MORLEY - General. Clubs: FFA 1, 2 fReporter 21: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Art 2. JOE LOUIS NANNY-Vocational. Clubs: Square Dance 1: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice President 4, President 41: Art 2, 4. THELMA JEANNE OBERHOLTZER - General. Clubs: FHA 1, 2: Chorus 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Science 3, 4: FTA 3, 4: Class Play 2, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 2, Vice President 4J. FLOYD EDWARD OOLEY - Industrial Arts. Clubs: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice President 3, President 4-J: Livestock Judging Team 2: Grain Judging Team 2: Hi-Y 1: Craft 1: Audio Visual 1: Drivers 3. EVELYN RUTH PRICE - Vocational. Clubs: GAA 1, 2: Science 1. DONALD EUGENE RANARD-Industrial Arts. Clubs: Crafts 2, 3, 4. JOHN LEROY RITTER-Industrial Arts. Clubs: National Honor Society 3, 4: Audio Visual 4: CSecretary-Treasurer 4J: Art 4 fPresident 41: Class President 3: Class Vice President 4: Student Council 2, 4: Spencerian Art Editor 4. JERRY LEE RUMPLE-Academic. Clubs: Audio Visual 2, 3: Game 1: Science 1: Craft 1: Class Secretary-Treasurer 1: Chorus 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Choral Festival 3, 4: Spencerian Sport Editor. I9 DAVID STANNARD--General. Clubs: Bas- ketball Manager 1, 2, 33 Baseball 1, 3, 43 Track 13 Craft lg Science 1, 23 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff 43 Square Dance 13 Class Play 3, 43 Choral Festival 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Scoreboard Operator 3, 4. THOMAS A. STRUNK-Industrial Arts. Clubs: Drivers 33 Audio Visual 3, 43 Craft 13 Hi-Y 33 Art 4. DONNA KAY SULLIVAN - Vocational. Clubs: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Square Dance 13 Art 1, 43 Craft 23 FHA 1. JERRY WILLIAM TENNANT- General. Clubs: Science 1, 2, 3, 43 FAA 1, 2, 3 lTreasurer 313 Audio Staff 43 Class Play 43 Drama 4. LOWELL TERRELL - Industrial Arts. Clubs: Craft 1, 2, 4: Science 3. JAMES SYLVESTER VIELHABER-Gem eral. Clubs: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Craft 13 Annual Staff 4g Band 4. 20 MARILYN KAY SCUTT-General. Clubs: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 3, 43 Class Play 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. BETTY JEAN SHEESE - Vocational. Clubs: Square Dance 13 Science lg Craft 2, 3. CONNIE LOU SHIELDS-Commercial. Clubs: Chorus 2, 3, 4g Sparkletones 2, 3, 43 Band 13 Jazz Band 13 Val .leans 3, 4g Class Play 33 Band Show 2, 33 SFZ 1, 2, 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3g GAA 1, 2, 3 lTreasurer 313 National Honor 43 Choral Festival 2, 33 Class Secretary-Treasurer 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Annual Staff3 Basket- ball Queen 13 News Staff 13 Office Assist- ant 43 Pep 1. BERNARD RAY SMITH-General. Clubs: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Audio Visual 1, 23 Audio Staff 3, 4g Hi-Y 4. CARL EVART SMITH-General. Clubs: Basketball 1, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Science 1, 2, 33 Band Show 23 Hi-Y 2, 33 Class Play 33 Annual Staff 4. LEONARD SMITH -- General. Square Dance lg Craft 33 Drivers 33 Art 4. NANCY ANN WALKER - Academic. Clubs: Science 1, 2, 3, 4, Craft 4 CPresi- dent 41. ALICE ROBERTA WILSON - General. Clubs: Pep 1, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 fPresident 45, Girls' State, SFZ 1, 2, 3, 4 QTreasurer 33, Came 1, Sparkle- tones. 2, 3, 4. BILLIE JOAN WILSON - Vocational. Clubs: Square Dance 1, Girls' Craft 2, 3, Art 1, 4 QTreasurer 43, Commercial 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Game 1, Science 1. JUDITH KAY WINDERS - Vocational. Clubs: National Honor Society 4, Square Dance 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Craft 2, May Queen Attendant 3, Game 1, FHA 2, Science 1. DONALD JOY WOOD-Industrial Arts. Clubs: Craft 2, Audio Visual 2. BENETTA JOAN WOODRUFF-General. Clubs: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Science 1, Square Dance 1, Art 2, FBLA 2, Chorus 3, 4, FHA 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. JANET SUE WRAY-Academic. Clubs: Came 1, Pep 1, Drama 1, Sparkletones 2, 3, 4, SFZ 2, 3, 4, News Editor 4, Band Show 2, 3, Choral Festival 2, 3, 4, CAA 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Office Assistant 4, Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4 fSergeant-at-Arms 2, Vice President 31. E ORI MR. HODGES RONALD HALL MARILYN MATKINS JACK LACY ROBERT EDWARDS DR MATIC E DE OR OF X7 C? SEATED: Martha Baumgartner, Connie Shields, Barbara Everett, Ceorganna Hawkins, Jo Ann Brown. STANDING: Carl Smith, Jim McCann, Dave Stannard, Ed Kirby, John Bailey. l 1 2 X 3 Carl seemed amazed when he found out that his nliltle Charlie was an eigllteemyear-old girl. Throughout thc play he became more and more shocked as his feelings toward Charlie began changing. Penelope's', persistence in handing Mrs, Parker the marmalade seemingly rv n P , P Y -She never got lt. JL' RIOR-SENIOR YEARS SEATED: Mary Appleby, Jim McCann, Peggy Cunningham, Jerry Hauk, .lo Ann Brown, John Bailey. STANDING: Martha Baumgartner, Georganna Hawkins, Dave Stannard, Jeanne Ober- holtzer, Jerry Tennant. amused eve one exce t her for as she ex licitl stated she wanted the butter. Gary Fulk and Dave Stannard kept Mary Elizabeth Appleby busy typing ads. More ads were sold this year than ever before. JoAnn Brown, typistg Jerry Rumple, Sport Editorg John Ritter, Art Editorg Brian Smith, Junior Editorg Martha Baumgartner, Co-Editor: .ludy Bur- nett, Editor. Practice makes perfect, but certain people are glad they had only one yearbook to pro- duce. The work was long and hard but well worth its while. STANDING: Donald Dean, .lames Vielhaber, Alice Wilson. SITTING: Carl Smith, Connie Shields, Ccorganna Hawkins, Peggy Cunningham. These innocent people soon learned that bleed- ing in the gutterf' and dead-lines are not lines from a mystery novel but journalism terms. Shown filling the coke machine are Junior class officers John Cantwell, Presidentg Robert Moore, Secretary-Treasurerg and Sonia Kandel, Vice President. Coke sales are important to every Junior student desiring to take a trip in his Senior year. Spencer cops get thirsty too! Ann McClure happily pours a coke, for it will mean another dime in the J uuior treasury. .TUNIORS Dorothy Bills .lerry Bixler Connie Boltinghouse Gary Brinson Evelyn Britton Jane Ann Brown Norman Calvert John Cantwell .lerrilyn Coffey James Conrad Lois Corder Deanna Crites iw, Y '12 aio , ,K .lack Cunningham Naomi Dean Carole Deem Thomas Denham Judith Easton Fred Edwards James Edwards Gloria Estep Kathleen Evans Doyle Franklin Kay Franklin Elizabeth Freeman 2 . .3 . 5 , X JUNIORS Clovis Gentry Bobby Green Joan Green Dean Harris Carolyn Hinton Mary Ann Holloway Wilma Johnson Sonia Kandel Douglas Kinney Linda Langford Mike Ledgerwood Helen Martin Darleen May Mary Kay May Carole McClarren Terry McGuire Robert Moore Melvin New Glenda Naanes Jerry Nicholson James Orman Carolyn Porter Carolyn Ranard Steve Ranard ..1 .TUNIORS Jesse Reid Noel Robinson James Schieman Barbara Schneider Diane Schooling Wilma Sherfield Brian Smith Yolanda Smith .lim Stogsdill James Teague Martha Walker Marilyn Weaver Denny White Irma .lean Williams Class parties are always fun! Especially when it's time for refreshments. Leonard Abrams Phillip Allen Iona Arthur Shirley Baugh Donna Baughn Clifton Booher SOPI-IOMORES Class officers Larry Ritter, Secretary-Treasurerg Wayne Evans, Presidentg and Bob Oberholtzer, Vice Presidentg check the notice on the bulletin board which tells of their record-breaking magazine sales. Q4 29 4 F' 3 'aa fi if f , w,-4 .X tx ' ug.. Q., J i 1 A 'Q' 7' 1- CX x Ch vt . A SOPHOMORES Ray Ann Brewer Sandra Bruce Lela Bullerdick Richard Carmichael Connie Clark George Cramer Sandy Cunningham James Denham John Dyar David Dyer William Edwards Nina Evans Wayne Evans Edna Fender Dave Flater Carolyn Franklin Judy Freeman Sandy Freeman James Frye Robert Frye Rickey Hamilton Sandra Hammond Evelyn Harris Bemard Hays Stanley Henson Bonnie Hines Verna Holloway Doris Horn Joe Hutcherson Hal .lob SOPHOMORES Dwayne Johnson Glenda .lohnson Reggie Johnson Darwin Kinney Roger Kinney Nancy Lewis Janet Long Rita Matkins Barry Manzey David May Elaine May Peggy McCrary Patty McFarren Karen Mclntosh Alvie McNeal Leon Morris Marilyn Morris .lack Newsom Bob Oberholtzer .limmie Ooley Sue Ooley Robert Page Morris Pegg Betty Poe Renos Price .lames Reed Larry Ritter Elizabeth Sanders Charlotte Sargent Tom Schneider A .tale yi N Gs Za PHOTO No! Available I ,r .sg- , K? N . N . A P '41- 1 . X M dig of , -f X 1 4 X ' x A k -nr f M JV! k X sewn Q'i3 'Wa few xam,, Wf- mmaiufiw QU 4 SOPHOMORES Terry Schooling Dorothy Sheese Gary Simpson Charles Simes Merry Sindlinger Arlene Smith Judy Smith Ronald Srygler Pat Stanley James Strunk Katie Strunk Linda Summerlot Nolyn Taylor Charles Terrell Fred Terrell Shirley Terrell Linda Wallace Nedra Wallace Carolyn Weaver Mary Whitaker Bonnie White Donald White Edward White Jerry Wilson Dennis Winders Eddie Winders Robert Winders Delores Wright Janet Wood Byron Drescher Jack Ahbin Sandra Bailey Jerry Bills David Brinson Lloyd Bruce David Bryant J im Bryant Mildred Budd Cay Cantwell FRESHMEN Another busy day of freshman activities ends for class officers Donna Hays, Vice Presidentg Cay Cantwell, Presidentg and Suzanne Cray, Secretary-Tream urer. Na P5090 AVANAILI FRESHMEN Charles Carpenter Gail Carpenter Charlotte Chambers Roger Chambers Gary Clark Sandria Close Larry Corder Lloyd Criss Ronald Crowe Charles Crum Delores Crum Glenn Dayhuff Robert Denny Howard Edwards Billy Estep Michael Fon Billy Franklin Rosa Freeman Wilma Freeman Larry Frye Sherrel Gentry Marian Goldberg Suzanne Gray Tommy Greene FRESHMEIN Joe Green Boyd Greenwood Mary Hall Don Hamilton Sharon Hamm Donna Hays Madonna Hinton Joe Hood Janne Ingalls Doris Lenning Larry Lucas Terrie MacMorran Steve May Rita Mills Sandra Monroe Rebecca Morley Charles Parker Irvin Quick Bill Ramsey Barbara Ranard Patricia Robertson Rickey Rodenbeck Bob Sampson Harold Sanders :I . 'Novo . Nag Avena:-no ,- N 52: 293 iss., voo lusv Noi Shown FRESHMEN Darrell Sherfield Mary Sheese Sandra Sims Bob Smith James Speas Joyce Stannard Ronald Stanz Warren Stwalley Michael Sullivan Glen Taylor Carl Terrell Mary Terrell Robert Terrell Don Townsend James Walker Torchy Watkins Carolyn Wayland Irma Whitaker Ernest White Mary Williams Sharon Williams Cheryl Withem Linda Wood Frederick Wright STERN BUT HELPFUL K' 2,1 ,. s if ' ,man Earl Baughn Homer Whlte Secretary Clayton Conrad School Superintendentg Ralph McFarren, Oscar Tucker Treasurer Phoebe Kay School Secretaryg Ralph Poulton, President. HERBERT EDWARDS, principal, does a commend- able job of overseeing the many tasks that arise in S. H. S. THE PEOPLE WI-IO GUIDE US DEE MOON Music and Chorus AMOS DYAR Science RENOS SPANGLER Social Studies LOIS CALIMORE English Latin JOHN APPLEBY Mathematics MARIE KINNEY Home Economics ROBERT WAMPLER Physical Education Spanish MORGAN DRESCHER Band Social Studies .loumalism INA HIGHT Art Home Economics JACK BROWN Physical Education Health and Safety Driver's Training SHELTON RICE Agriculture ALBERT WADE Elementary Principal VALADA WILSON Physical Education Health and Safety JANET HODGES Typing Shorthand English ROBERT BROWN Industrial Arts NANCY KAMMAN English Social Studies CHAROLETTE HOPPE English ANN FURR Bookkeeping Business AND PROVIDE FOR US There is a great deal of work involved when preparing meals for approximately 700 hungry students. The cooks spend many hours in the kitchen of the school cafeteria. Custodians Boyd Mitten, Clarence Harris, Harley Frye, and Ralph Trump maintain the buildings and grounds. At left Mrs. Herbert Brown head cook supervises the prepara tion of meals. lln-... 4 X X UUR SPORTS WABASH VALLEY PRELIMS Spencer ..........,...A. 52 Freedom .,.,Y,,......... 42 Spencer-.- ...,, ---.53 Coal City ......... -..-.25 Spencer... .......... 55 Greencastle .......... .53 Q2 overtimesj WABASH QUARTER-FINALS Spencer ................ 52 Odon ...................... 58 Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer Patricksburg Gosport Glenn Ellettsville Oolitic Clay City Worthington ,, Bloomfield -- Mooresville Honey Creek Switz City Plainfield Morgantown Gosport Clayton f overtimel This was the second consecutive year that Coach ,lack Brown's Cops won the Wabash Valley Prelims. Spencer was represented on the All- Tourney team by Gary Fulk and Denny White. -. Shawswick f overtimel Odon Wiley 5 -kafjtxi if Q e 1 FRONT ROW: Reggie Johnson, Jerry Wilson, Ed Winders, Bob Frye, Bob Oberholtzer, Terrie MacMorran. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wampler, .lack Newsom, Bernard Hays, John Schneider, Nolyn Taylor, Glenn Taylor, Dennis Winders, Pat Stanley, all B team members. Spencer ............ 44- Spencer.-- ...... .45 Spencer ............ 37 Spencer .........,.. Spencer ..........,. 36 Spencer ............ 38 Spencer ............ 44 Spencer ............ 4-1 Spencer .,.......... Spencer---- ..... ..4'0 Patricksburg Gosport .................. Glenn ,..,... - ,.......... Ellettsvllle .,......,.,. ,. Oolitic ...,... Clay City .............. Worthington Bloomfleld ............ Mooresvllle ............ Honey Creek Spencer Spencer ..,......... Spencer ............ Spencer ............ Spencer ............ Spencer ....,....... 26 39 45 37 38 Spencer ....... ---,30 Spencer ............ Total ..,........... 64-9 Average .........,., 38.2 ,ffl .ar ., Switz City .,,...,.,-,, 23 Plainfield ...,,.....,.,, 39 Morgantown --,- .... .24 Gosport ........ .. ........ 29 Clayton ...,.......,...... 24- Shawswick ............ 40 Odon .................... 33 Wiley ,... ..,..,,-. Total ............,..... 531 Average ...- ......... 31.2 CHEERLEADERS Barbara Schneider Connie Shields Bob Winders Georganna Hawkins Judy Burnett Q. 5 if A A BABBB A . H 4, VV V V, Qgyi 7,1 h A I my 7. A V K A Wk y , .rrrk X w:,,zq if ff g 1 ' - .X x ERN' l D A . . 4 il 5 1, GEORGANNA HAWKINS CONNIE SHIELDS CHEER 9 LEADERS ir Xt A fX' f i www ww Q .K- A.,,:XAlg. 1. , , W ..w,,Q .W y . , ' 1'f ' ii - wx, .n:.'-:L ' 'J-'25fEi :'1f:f2 .,.,?2i 9'f':,7 ' - ?2'f?5fI11' EH: E' ,' - 5 .,: .QQ - ' -- 11 ' .. Y -, ff -4 - - 'W' ' 1?1'..,w - --x.:52ga:1g1l-an ,ex 1 www-f BOB WIN DERS BARBARA SCHNEIDER JUDY BURNETT 46 Robert Denny. SECOND ROW: Sullivan, Charles Parker, Tommy Spencer ................ 39 Spencer--- .......... .35 Spencer ....,.........., 35 Spencer ................ 41 Spencer ................ 46 Spencer ........... ---,27 Spencer ................ 39 FRONT ROW: Larry Corder, Ronnie Crowe, Mike Fort, Charles Carpenter, David Brinson, Joe Ed Greene, Bob Sampson, Gail Carpenter, Mike Greene, Don Townsend, Mr. Dyar. Bloomfield .............. 46 Gosport .............,..., 24 Van Buren .............. 33 Martinsville Bloomington Ellettsville .............. Ellettsvllle .............. TOURNAMENT Spencer---- .......... -30 Greencastle Spencer ................ Spencer ................ 31 Spencerh-- ........ Spencer ................ Spencer ................ Spencer ................ This is the first year for the freshman basketball team to have thelr own coach and cheerleaders Brazll ......... Greencastle Greencastle - Van Buren - Bloomington University - University - Spencer ................ CONSOLATION Spencer .-,,,,......,... 42 Ellettsvllle -- Sandra Sims, Donna Hays, Cay Cantwell, Madi Goldberg. Tommy Green, Bob Sampson, Tom Schneider, Doyle Franklin, Terrie Mac Morran, Mr. Wampler. The Cross Country team placed fourth in the SWIAC meet at Linton. In the Owen County meet they placed second behind Coal City. Bloomington beat them in a dual meet, also. TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW: James McCann, Doyle Franklin, Dennis Winders, Rickey Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Clarence Franklin, Tom Schneider, John Dyar, James Edwards. THIRD ROW: J'erry4Nicholson, Jesse Reid, Mr. Wampler, Douglas Kinney. FRONT ROW: Jack Newsom, Tom Schneider, Glenn Taylor. SEC- , OND ROW: Bob Emerson, John Dyar, Jerry Wilson, Phillip Allen, Reggie Johnson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Brown, Douglas Kinney, Bob ' Oberholtzer, .Ierry Nicholson, Jerry Rumble, Rickey Hamilton. Emerson Fulk ....... ---- ...... ---, Rumple ....... ....... Nicholson Kinney ....... ....... Dyar ..... Johnson ....... ------ Taylor Newsom Allen ........... ....... Schneider Stannard VARSITY BASEBALL Stannard and F11lk, the Cops double play combination ug- do it again. 474 222 273 385 215 389 Spencer ................ 4 Bloomfield ..... ..... 2 375 Spencer ................ 5 Switz City ...... ..... 3 333 Spencer ....... - ....... 11 Worthington .......... 1 300 Spencer ................ 19 Odon ---- ........ - ..... -- 1 Egg CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 667 Spencer ................ 3 Loogoottee .............. 11 B TEAM BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Mike Sullivan, Pat Stanley, Charles Parker. SECOND ROW: Bob Sampson, Ronnie Crowe, Nolyn Taylor, Don Townsend, Bernard Hayes, Ed Winders. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dyar, Tommy Greene, Charles Car- penter, Rickey Rodenbeck, Lloyd Criss, J oe Green. FRONT ROW: James Query, Mike Withem, Bob Winders, Richard Baugh John Carpenter SECOND ROW: Mr. Bowman, Joe McHaley, Van Job, Eugene R1ggS Victor Kinney Q Spencer Spencer Spencer Spencer ..,.....,. ....... Spencer .......... ....... Spencer ......... .....,, 2 9 Spencer ...... ....... Spencer .......... ...... , CHEERLEADERS Nancy Hedden Rita Sandhurn Charlene Shields Donna Hendricks ffl i::32 JUNIOR HIGH Greencastle Bloomfield - Van Buren Martinsville Bloomington Greencastle Bloomington University -- GUR 41 W N ' X RW, XX W , f Rfk K ,., 1, ,v9'l, ' 'N A V X X. S, , x YX, X- tv My N uw MQ! ,E W w 'Vffff W H ,, W 1 ,w , ,Q ' 1 .9 55? 'felt ' f 11' 8,1 4 gd? 'fini y'g:2':2': J, Ai 'iqfigt-5:1551-5. 1 M ' 5:2--Ivy!-51-'13 X 1, w..g:5:.5..f ',.wg,.' ' W ,, M ' ,,.Wf'xfWr ' ' W. pf 1 CT IVITIE DE ELOP AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Under the supervision of L l o y d Hawkins. audio- visual members learn to operate the projectors, and assist the faculty in presenting films to the students. FRONT ROW: Jerry Hauk, Donald Hamm, Cary Brinson, Alan Gentry, Ed Kirby, Mike Dearinger, James McCann, President, Leon Johnson. SECOND ROW: James Stogstill, Vasille Felton, Tom Freeman, Vice Presidentg Doyle Franklin, John Cantwell, John Ritter, Secretary-Treasurm-rg Floyd Ooley. THIRD ROW: Jack Cunningham, Douglas Kinney, Terry McGuire, James Orman, Tom Strunk, Bob Emerson, Kim Joh, John Bailey, Lloyd Hawkins, Sponsor. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club, supervised by Amos Dyar, is a rather new organization in the Spencer Schools. Its purpose is to stimulate an interest in the scientific department and stress the importance and need for young scientists in the world of today and tomorrow. John Bailey is busily at work on his Science Club project. .9 --f---.-.....w P, FRONT ROW: David Flater, Wilma Johnson, Sonia Kandel, Jeanne Oberholtzer, Nancy Walker, Connie Boltinghouse, Charlotte Sargent, Merry Sindlinger, Darwin Kinney. SECOND ROW: Amos Dyar, Sponsorg Donald White, Jim Teague, John Bailey, Stanley Henson, Earl Evans, Joe Hutcherson, Eddie Cramer, K. K. Kinney. THIRD ROW: Brian Smith, Bob Winders, John Cantwell, Douglas Kinney, Bob Oherholtzer, Roger Kinney, Glenn Taylor. 52 LE DERSHIP BILITY FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America is an organization which strives to further the knowledge of the teach- ing profession by enabling students to practice teaching in the elemen- tary grades. To show appreciation, the cadet teachers had a party for the participating faculty members. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW: Sandra Hammond, Secretary: Martha Baumgartner, Vice Presidentg Carolyn Franklin, President: Carolyn Hinton, Jo Ann Brown, Janet Hodges, Sponsor SECOND ROW: Peggy McCrary, Lela Bullerdick, Patty McFarren, Jeanne Ober- holtzer, Mary Hall. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Bills, Bob Winders, Nina Evans. Student Council was organized to create and maintain student discipline. The council is composed of three represen- tatives from each class and is sponsored by Herbert Edwards. Under the supervision of Mr. Edwards, the organization adopted the Teen Code. Throughout the years it has contributed many worthwhile projects. STANDING: John Ritter. FRONT ROW: Sonia Kandel, Peg McCrary, Secretary-Treasurer, Ann Morley, Donna Hayes. SECOND ROW: Dollie Hedden, President: Fred Hines, James Reed. THIRD ROW: Denny White, Bob Oberholtzer, Terry MacMorran, Vice President. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Edwards, Sponsor. PIRITUA UNDERSTANDING FRONT ROW: K. Scutt, P. Goebel, P. Cunningham, G. Hawkins, Lois Galimore, Sponsor: A. Wilson, President: B. Everett, B. Wilson, M. Baumgartner. SECOND ROW: D. Hayes, M. Hinton, R. Mills, J. Winders, M. Appleby, Treasurer: J. Burnett, B. Woodruff, D. Sullivan, THIRD ROW: S. Sims, M. Goldberg, R. Morley, C. Cantwell, S. Gray, H. Martin, B. Schnei- der, Secretaryg R. Matkins, S. Johnson, J. Brown. FOURTH ROW: L. Bullerdick, D. Horn, C. Weaver, S. Hammond, N. Wallace, J. Wood, J. Coffey, Vice President: N. Lewis, C. Deem, M. May. FIFTH ROW: E. Harris, M. Budd, S. Monroe, T. Watkins, J. Long, J. Smith, B. Hines, S. Cunningham, K. McIntosh. CLEAN SPEECH, CLEAN LIVING, CLEAN SPORTS, Y and Hi-Y members. Each member tries to create and CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP. This is the motto of Tri-Hi- maintain a better understanding of the Christian Faith. FRONT ROW: R. Wampler, Sponsor: J. Newsom, P. Stanley, B. Moore, D. Franklin, D. Kinney, J. Nicholson, B. Emerson. SECOND ROW: T. Franklin, C. Franklin, B. Laymon, R. Morley, L. Laymon, T. McGuire, B. Smith, S. Miller. THIRD ROW: N. Taylor, R. Srygler, T. Schneider, E. White, J. Dyar, D. Kinney, R. Kinney. DOMESTIC STABILITY FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Under the supervision of Marie Kinney, the Future Homemakers strive to learn fundamentals of home management. The newly elected members display a variety of pots and pans symbol- izing the vocation of homemaking. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The importance of agriculture is stressed by the organization called Future Farmers of America. F.F.A. members experience first hand farming methods by visiting surrounding farms. They took part in a corn judging contest and attended the State Fair. FRONT ROW: Marie Kinney, Sponsor: Elizabeth Freeman, Presidentg Ann McClure, Secretary: Wilma Sherfield, Treasurer: Delores Wright, Carolyn Porter. SECOND ROW: Shirley Baugh, Vice President, Evelyn Harris, Linda Wallace, Mary Whitaker, Carol Deem. THIRD ROW: Sandra Close, Mary Williams, Sherrel Gentry, Patricia Robertson, Mary Terrell, Judy Easton. A few F.F.A. members are proudly watching their pig project develop. FRONT ROW: David Dyar, Steve Ranard, Treasurer: Leonard Abrams, Secretaryg Shelton Rice, Sponsor: Joe Nanny, Vice President: Gary Simpson, Floyd Ooley, President. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Criss, Robert Page, Billy Estep, Noel Robinson, James Reed, Darrell White, Marvin New, James Strunk. THIRD ROW: Glenn Dayhuff, James Ooley, Gary Clark, James Speas, James Walker, Morris Pegg, Lloyd Bruce, Jim Ramsey. FOURTH ROW: Bob Terrell, Ed Kirby, Jim Conrad, Dean Harris, Vasille Felton, Tom Freeman, Bob Green, Larry Dayhuff. I-IIDDE TALE TS GIRLS' CRAFT CLUB Monkey Shines! ! I That's what the Girls' Craft Club has been up to this year. Spencer High was invaded by several little stuffed animals made by the girls under the direction of Mrs. Charlotte Hoppe. FRONT ROW: Arlene Ahbitt, Evelyn Britton, Nancy Walker, Presidentg Kathleen Evans, ,lane Brown, Naomi Dean. SECOND ROW: Linda Summerlot, Marilyn Britton, Wanda Addy, Dorothy Edwards, Charlotte Hoppe, Sponsor, Guila Whitaker, Martha Walker. Manual skill, ability to create, and general knowledge of handicraft are essential qualities possessed by the members of Boys' Craft Club. An example of the fine workmanship of Boys' Craft Club is shown in the belts and billfolds made for this year's project. FRONT ROW: R. Brown, Sponsor, L. Lucas, E. White, K. Job, President, R. Morley, C. Sims, B. Drescher, C. Booher, B. Emerson, D. White. SECOND ROW: J. Greene, D. Bryant, L. Frye, R. Denny, T. Greene, H. Edwards, J. Wilson, D. Hamm, C. Parker. THIRD ROW: A. Gentry, Vice President, D. Hamilton, Secretary-Treasurer, R. Stantz, M. Dearinger, D. Ranard, D. Harris, L. Terrell, F. Terrell. AND MUSICAL CAP BILITY SFORZANDO MUSIC CLUB Sforzando was organized several years ago for high school girls. Membership is limited to those who are musically inclined. As the main project for this year a plaque was purchased by the club. It will be known as the Marilyn Matkins, Memorial Award. Each year an outstanding senior member will be chosen by the faculty to receive this award. Clayton Conrad, superintendent, will reveal the girl chosen at com- mencement exercises. As a token of the award her name will be engraved upon the plaque. Throughout the year Sforzando members attend various musical presentations at Indiana University. FRONT ROW: A. Wilson, J. Burnett, Presidentg Barbara Schneider, Vice Presidentg P. McFarren Secretaryg G. Hawkins, Treasurer, S. Freeman, H. Martin, M. Appleby. SECOND ROW: P. Cunning ham, M. Baumgartner, S. Gray, K. Franklin, J. Coffey, C. Franklin, L. Langford. THIRD ROW: D Schooling, M. Weaver, K. Cantwell, C. Shields, D. Crites, L. Corder, M. Goldberg, J. Wood. TIO AL HO OR OCIETY GARY FULK President JOANN BROWN JUDY BURNETT Vice President Secretary-Treasurer FRONT ROW: Judith Winders, Martha Baumgartner, JoAnn Brown, Mary Elizabeth Appleby, Ceorganna Hawkins, Connie Shields, Connie Boltinghouse, Sonia Kandel. SECOND ROW: Gary Eulk,GRpbert Moore, John Bailey, John Ritter, Douglas Kinney, James Conrad, Brian Smith, Miss ons almore. Scholarship, Leadership, High Character, and Service are the prerequisites for member- ship in this organization. At an impressive ceremony every spring the new members and officers are inducted into the club. Those who led the club through this successful year were: Gary Fulk, President, JoAnn Brown, Vice President, Judith Burnett, Secretary- Treasurer. Miss Galimore and Mr. Edwards gave the club valuable asistance. T LE TS AND SKILLS l FRONT ROW: Rita Matkins, Janet Woods, Charlotte Chambers, Connie Boltinghouse, Delores Crum, Madonna Hinton, Sandra Sims, Cay Cantwell, Donna Hays, Rita Mills. SECOND ROW: Ann Morley, Sonia Kandel, Elaine May, Darlene May, Nancy Lewis, Jer- rilyn Coffey, Nedra Wallace, Sandra Freeman, Irma Williams. THIRD ROW: Mary Hall, Peggy McCrary, Wilma Sherfield, Mildred Budd, Carol McClarren, Martha Baumgartner, Judy Freeman, Kay Franklin, Jeanne Oherholtzer. FOURTH ROW: Dollie Hedden, Linda Johnson, Benetta Woodruff, Deanna Crites, Patty McFarren, Bonnie White, Miss Wilson. G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, under Miss Wilson7s guidance, has had several money-making projects this year. A few examples are: selling pickles at ballgames, sponsoring dances, and selling stuffed animals. These were all successful and added sev- eral dollars to the treasury. ART CLUB The art club, under Mrs. Hight's direction, contributes many artistic , decorations in correlation with the different holidays. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Hight, Mary May, Gloria Estep, Betty Frye, Martha Freeman, Billie Wilson, Donna Sullivan. SECOND ROW: Joe Nanny, Tom Strunk, Gary Brin- son, .lack Cunningham, Bernard Drescher, Larry Dayhuff. THIRD ROW: Jim Schie- man, Jim Vielhaber, John Ritter, Ed Kirby, Jerry Bixler, Norman Calvert. 59 COMMUNIC TIONS THROUGH WORD SEATED: Jerry Tennant, Bernard Smith, Rita Sanburn. STANDING: Eddie Cramer, Stanley Henson, Leonard Abrams, Barbara Ranard, Patricia Robertson, Mary Terrell. The news staff has the responsibility of edit- ing and typing news for the school page and meeting the publishing deadlines. This is not a simple task as Janet Wray, editor, can readily assure you. SEATED: Charlotte Sargeant, Helen Martin, Suzanne Cray, Alan Gentry. STANDING: Janet Wray, Editorg Mary Appleby, .lerry Nicholson, Emma Hutcherson. Testing, testing, this is station KOPS sign- ing on for your noon-time 1'ecreation.', These familiar words are heard each day as KOPS starts their D. J. show. For the past two years, junior high and high school students have given their requests and danced to their favorite records. Pat Boone, Elvis Presley, and Ricky Nelson were among this ycar,s most popular singers, and the Mexican Hat Rock was the latest dance to invade Spencer High. AN OTIO Madi Goldberg, Elizabeth Freeman Rita Mills Suzanne Cray Bonnie Hines Janet Wood The Val ,lean Dancers presented fascmatlng half time entertainment at the basketball games. They enacted everything from boogie Woogie mice to rain soaked store models 1n a rain medley. In order to replenish the treasure the girls sold Jewelry and performed for outside organizations. This money went to finance costumes Connie Shields, Ceorganna Hawkins, and Judy Burnett took spectators on a journey through cowboy land. 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A55 vf If I jig, Q - 2:3351 -V. Xkit ', I ,RX X -, 'i t 3 V gt , 'Ali' X 1 S VV., 'bV. Q A gglyufvvat 1 XXL, 4 . jx K wa 'Aff 4' 1' 1 +1-A f ' Eff 1 -' 4 --K V I N xxx? ,Nuff : N R 1 I ag f K . ' fig f A -f M . if QM V 1 K 1 P W QLQ ,ff Q- WWA f ,B J f J I, 'L 7,6 ' if f K - , ia , ,, f iff f A I ,xx V. ' ry, fl ' I fy ji? , 5 X ll lr! Xl, if V ' Ji X 1 'ff if if K , X i jf . 3 I T la m ., ict' 4 f if 1 PRACTICE OF GOOD MUSIC fx Marilyn Weaver, John Cantwell, and Donna Baughn lead the band in high stepping maneuvers. This is hand practice! lt looks like a mass of confusion, but director Mr. Drescher always presented interesting entertainment. D TE DY RHYTH FRONT ROW: Danny Culross, Linda Goldman, Billy Clark, Nicky Franklin, Dicky Casebeer. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Wright, Darlene Wade, Jillaine Wetzel, Tommie Junkin, Bert Daniels, Darrell White, Billy Williams Martha Cramer THIRD ROW' Terry Schoolin Charles Ool 1 - - gs ey: lgiumgartner, Edward Hogan, Roger Sandbum, Judy Henson, Nancy Franklin. FOURTH . andra Bailey, Harold Sanders, Mr. Carpenter, Directory Ronnie Decker, Stanley Ellis, Donnie Franklin, Eddie Hall. For the past three years the Band Boosters have awarded sweaters to the senior members who have played in the senior band at least three years. FRONT ROW: Martha Baumgartner, Jeanne Oberholtzer, Mary .Elizabeth Appleby, Ronald Morley. SECOND ROW: K. K. Kinney, John Bailey, Gary Fulk, Thomas Franklin, Mike Dearinger, Sidney Miller. RESULT I PERFECT FRONT ROW: Shirley Baugh, Verna Holloway, Barbara Schneider, Helen Martin, Madi Goldberg, Doris Horn, Rita Matkins, Diane Schooling, Lois Corder, Charlotte Chambers, Janet Woods, Sheryl Withem, Doris Lenning, Darlene May, Mary Appleby, Peggy Cunningham, .ludy Burnett. SECOND ROW: Sandra Bruce, Linda Langford, Julia Smith, Nedra Wallace, Judy Freeman, Sandra Freeman, Barbara Everett, Marilyn Weaver, Donna Baughn, Ann McClure, Merry Sindlinger, Connie Shields, Georganna Hawkins, Kay Franklin, Sherry Johnson, Bill Laymon. THIRD ROW: Jack Newsom, Penny Goebel, Kay Scutt, Elizabeth Sanders, Delores Wright, Janne Ingalls, Suzanne Gray, Carol McClarren, Linda Wallace, Benetta Woodruff, Linda Johnson, Bonnie White, Alice Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Sidney Miller, Jerry Rumple, Tom Freeman, Bernard Smith, Larry Laymon, Jerry Nicholson, K. K. Kinney, .lim Vielhaber, Terry McMorran, Barry Manzey, Eddie Winders, Eddie White, Tom Schneider, Denny Winders, Clarence Franklin. The Senior Sextette, better known as the Sparkletones, was started in 1955. They have sung for clubs, teas, Christmas programs, talent contests, Commencement, and Baccalaureate exercises. ham. SECOND ROW: Georganna Hawkins, Alice Wilson, FRONT ROW: .ludy Burnett, Janet Wray, Peggy Cunning- J 1 - .-,,k Connie Shields. i HARMO Y D PRIDE Organized in 1956 the Junior Sextelte has sung for many school and social functions. FRONT ROW: Barbara Schneider, Marilyn Weaver. Diane Schooliig. SECOND ROW: Lois Corder, Kay Franklin, Helen Martin. The Sweet Owen Belles, formerly known as the Sophomore Sextette, was organized in 1958. Throughout the year they were kept busy with contests, benefits and programs at school. FRONT ROW: Janet Wood, Rita Matkins. MIDDLE ROW: Charlotte Sargent, Nancy Lewis, Nedra Wallace. TOP: Sandra Freeman. v 'vm ..q.,,lW ELEMENTARY ADVISOR Sore throats, skinned knees, and tummy aches are just a few of the pains BETTY WEIDNER. nurse, tries to remedy. MR. WADE, elementary principal, spends many strenuous hours in his office working out daily problems that arise in connection with his job. Lieutenant CHARLES HARBISON, director of safety edu- cation, demonstrates safe driving technique plus tl1e use of the stop light. EIGHTI-I GRADE FRONT ROW Cybil Cole Paula Spangler Dixie Woodruff Anise Scutt Anna Weddle Sylvia Fish Donna Hendricks Dianna Reed Mary Sue Green SECOND ROW Mr. Bowman Lloyd Cooksey Richard Wrightsman Mike Farmer FRONT ROW Paul Schieman Paul Smith Tom Pollard Mike Withem Victor Kinney John Carpenter Larry Crowe Damon Summerlot John Abrams Robert Chaney SECOND ROW Judy Boltinghouse Nancy Hedden Charlotte Herrington Mary Moore Helen Jones FRONT ROW Carol Lee Bette Rood Nancy Hart Rita Sanburn Glenda Freeman Carolyn Strunk Charlotte Sherfield Carol Smith SECOND ROW Mrs. Wilson Don Hamlin Eugene Riggs Doris Edwards Alan Sheppard Bob Hickam Nancy Franklin Georgiana Kandel Joyce Winkler Mary Beliles THIRD ROW Dave Hetser Stanley Sherfield Dale Wall Bob Winders Bob Crum Eddie Hall Jon Appleby Bert Daniel Judy Witt Connie Stannard Charlene Shields Ladenal Stevens Joan Phillips THIRD ROW Arvin Green James Hinton Eugene Lawrence Charles Freeman Mr. Hawkins Connie Brinson Joan Bean Barbara Baumgartner Mary Baugh Karen Brinson Betty Estep Betty Harris Sandra Cox Van Joh Joe McHaley THIRD ROW Jerry Wood Charles Nanny Leon Ledson Stanley Griffith Richard Baugh Darrell White Glenn Britton Gary Frye SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW Arthur Bailey Roger Sink Paul Stogsdill Billy Neisinger Dwayne Harmon Marvin Brinson Jerry Blair SECOND ROW .lanice Duling Ethel Close Kathleen Griffin Barbara Beliles Vicki Whitaker Donna Keefover Linda Hawkins Pauline Spangler Barbara Chambers Connie Davis Patricia Baugh Marsha Freeman FRONT ROW Mike Smith Thomas Garrett Joe Howard Larry Bryan Richard Casebeer Ronnie Rubeck Jerry Hamm James Dayhuff Calvin Johnson Mike Crum Frank Fender SECOND ROW Mr. Wampler Frances Hawkins Carol Arthur .lanice Killian Barbara Corder Darlene Wade Carolyn Freeman FRONT ROW Larry Franklin Gary Fiscus Raymond Bean Dennis Dreher David Stogsdill Alan Kinney Billy Williams William Fox Robin May Nick Lenning Garry Crowe SECOND ROW Marla Poe Shirley Goins Linda Hughes THIRD ROW Marshall Porter Roger Edwards Phillip Kaylor Clifford Ridgway Herbert Ranard Charles Ooley Gary Young Ronnie Langley Mark-Sheppard Judith Manley FOURTH ROW Claud Wood Stephen Clidienst David Hamlin Mrs. Newsom Sherry Klaiber Jennifer Ames Mary Lee Brinson Valmar Kandel Karen Everett Loretta White Sandra Fish Glenda Wininger Carol Pogue Martha Cramer Julia Franklin Elizabeth Strunk THIRD ROW Garth Fleenor Tykle Gilliland Tommy Tilley Floyd Criss James Taylor James Campbell ,lack Sampson Eugene Maners Ronald New Roger Papadakos Donald Schneider Stephan Hogan Carolyn Summitt Virginia Pitman Judy Ranard Marsha Nickless Sally Class Alice Withem .laquetta Stevens Carl Edwards .lohn McAuley Shirley White Hazel Criss Mr. Carpenter Mary Bellmore Ann Smith Judy Ledgerwood .lane Skinner .lulia Shields SIXTH GRADE FRONT ROW Wayne Herrington Richard Lawrence John Miller Terry Freeman Sharon Ridgway Linda Fortner Norma Hamlin Ronnie Medaris Lloyd Wood Jerry White David Raper SECOND ROW Stanley Ellis Richard Ledson Joyce Jones Lois Crum Ann Rodenbeck FRONT ROW Stephen Wood Jackie Freeman Sherry Freeman Judy Chambers Donna Winders Linda Auten Barbara Kemp Linda Gorrett Sandra Andrews Lois Ann Morris Sheryl Wright SECOND ROW Roger Stanley Danny Culross Mrs. Wampler Keith Livingston Sylvia Money FRONT ROW Steven Cradick John Fort Stanley Christie Phillip Haul: Steven Dayhuff Sharron Gilliland Jillaine Wetzel Judy Henson Virginia Lane Roger Sanbom John Scott SECOND ROW Becky Beaman Gloria Childress Virginia Roberts Pamela Woodcock Donna Pursell Janice Frye Sylvia Edwards Bonnie Miller Beverly Winders Judy Estep Chester Richardson THIRD ROW Stoney Brown Emest Bixler Larry Kinney Darrell White Richard Frye Susan Nicholson Mary Keene Donna Wallace Anita Withem Barbara Porter Mrs. Hutcheson Lynda Macy Nicholi Franklin Billy Clark Jimmie Riddle Robert Curry THIRD ROW Duane Nash Roger Daniel Carolyn Henry Devera Budd Virginia Chaney Rose Marie Benefiel Linda Goldman Keith Griffith Judith White Betty Jordan Paula Huffman Frances Meadows Joan Smith Sharon Cowden Linda Miller Wanda Deckard Nancy McNeal Mrs. Clark THIRD ROW Phyllis McBride Dwight Hedden Eddie Hogan Robert Stogsdill Larry Wall Tony Gentry Donald Franklin Virgil Baumgartner William Bault FIFTH FRONT ROW Myron May Shelia Sink Colleen Stanley Gregory Campbell Helen Evans Donna Deem Judy Cooksey Peggy Arthur Virginia Stwalley Jerry Wright Charles Petty SECOND ROW Mrs. Pitts Brenda Noel Moyne Moore Sherry Rowland Marguerite Nevins Sue Henson FRONT ROW Allen Bean Leland Johnson James Minnick James Esakson James Hammond James Robertson Barry Riggs Rickey Chaney Carole Wood Sandra Williams Deanna Haltom Mary Lee Ranard SECOND ROW Judy Galloway Suzy Parrish Judy Withem Brenda Wrightsman Deanna Williams FRONT ROW Margaret Hawkins Sandra McGuire Danny Hogan Joel Withem Lloyd Stines James Hudson Robert McAu1ey Darrell May Billy Cole Larry Daniel Dickie Bault SECOND ROW Diana Medley Janice Stannard Betty Pursell Margaret Baugh GRADE Janet Bruner Larry Bills Connie Hall Illene Calvert Stanley Green Stephen Hamilton THIRD ROW Ronnie Bixler Danny Brinson Jerry Strunk Michael Klaiber William Oherholtzer David Denny Dale Babbs John Long Mark Hetser Mark Fender Walter Class Carol Drescher Pamela Hodges RoAnn Brown Diana Brummet Rita Crowe Cheryl Hendricks Kathy Strunk THIRD ROW Michael Hassler William Ranard Steve Patterson Craig Schneider Delman Sanders Donald Abbitt Ricky Freeman Fredrick Unger Paul Downes Gerald Miller Mrs. Kirby Linda Cramer Margaret Bixler Paulette Bryan Gloria Brinson Linda Clidienst Sharon Bland Carolyn Miller Phyllis Taylor THIRD ROW Mrs. Spangler James Fender Larry Abrams Ronald Marlett Robert Livingston Sande MacMorran Billy Farley Tim Freeman FOURTH FRONT ROW Paul Tucker Donald Manley Pamela Boltinghouse Judith Freeman Carol Davis Stanley Cradick Mike Cowden Bradley Wood Ronnie Hendricks Eddie Curry Darrell Powell Norman Baugh SECOND ROW Judith Sampson Sherryl Carpenter Peggy Woodruff Patricia Close Lynn Mitchell FRONT ROW Candace Schneider Cheryl Fiscus Vicki Hale Debbie Harris Michael Campbell Kenneth Andrews Bobby Strunk Steven Carpenter Randy Freeman Jackie Loudermilk Harold Ellis James Pollard Timothy Withem SECOND ROW Miss Wells Bonnie Winders Jacqulin Bruner Naomi Adams Susan Robertson FRONT ROW Pamela Jones Linda Smith Melinda Carpenter James McAuley Michael Freeman Merle Tucker Richard Marlett Sharon Calvert Marilyn Wright Treva Goodman Barbara Corns Arnetta Miller Carol Strunk SECOND ROW Karen Williams Rebecca Noel Larry Rodenheck Arthur Azen James Evans Timothy Lewis GRADE Rodney Kinney Richard Arthur John F ortner Juda Franklin Nancy J unkin Marilyn Miller Wilma Porter THIRD ROW Mrs. Orrell Cheryl Scutt Naomi Daniels Steven Truax Billy Beaman Charles Macy Linda Baker Danny Winders Ricky Rumple Keith Casebeer Glenna Jones Clara Abbitt Judith Henry Maxine Woolard Darlene Miller Victoria Propes JWilda Keefover Carol Patterson Nelda Greenwood Joella Edwards THIRD ROW Stephen Denny Mark Holloway Robert Sutton Kenneth Edwards Louis Clevenger Stephen Dean Dennis Hassler Bruce Hays Michael Britton Sheryl Frye Jeanne Dayhuff Cecil Garrett Vera Hurst Carol Franklin Jack Noel Mary Nash Patricia Stierwalt THIRD ROW Mrs. Edwards Eric Childress Arthur Bryant Jarold Franklin John Hutcheson Danny Manley Johnny Cecil Billy Wall JoEllen Harmon Jane Campbell Dwendlen Stevens Leafy Bixler THIRD FRONT ROW Anda Weidner Georgia Hall Lu .lane Brown Kathy Dayhuff Laura Barnett Sharon Summerlot Beverly Beaman Nancy Campbell Ruth Ann Benefiel Margaret Clevenger Linda Hendricks Patsy Strunk SECOND ROW Byron Corder Max Holloway Robert Wetzel John Baughn Ronald Bault FRONT ROW Candace Hamm Vivian Bean Paula Henry Linda Ridgway Charles Frye Kenny Scales Danny Cunningham Pamela Williams Barbara Freeman Steve Green Linda Zimmerman Richard Porter SECOND ROW Opal Meadows Pamela Bryant Paul Hall FRONT ROW Suanne Kinney Keith Johnson Marilyn Bills Beverly Lockwood Patricia Kiser Sharon Hancock Judy Edwards Linda Sink Larry Phillips Ricky Nevins Lynn Frye SECOND ROW Gary Rumple Jimmy Bixler Danny Farnsley Marsha Woolard GRADE Larry Ooley Clayton Hogan Sue Ann Ingalls Cynthia Woodcock Elizabeth Bixler Marilyn Richardson Linda Ranard Rebecca Howard THIRD ROW Miss Johnson Robert Wheeler Scott MacMorran Michael Frye Gary Lee Britton Frank Parrish Jerry Hendricks Russell Fender Richard Leeburg Stanley White Gaye Job Mike Morrison Calla Garrett Kay Wallace Diana Langley Bill Smith Karen Ooley Roger Malicoat THIRD ROW Miss Bourne Bill Hogan Larry Allbritten Robert Archer Jane Long Marilyn Wright Sally Hickam Martha Fox Fred Freeman Robert Taylor Billy Wright Stevie Weidner Theresa Bucy THIRD ROW Mrs. Gray Byrel Henry Gail Brinson Craig Money Darlene Clawson Gary Hamm Theresa Howard Paula Sindlinger Earl Hacker SECOND GRADE FRONT ROW Jackie Hutcherson James Malicoat Diana Baugh Robert Parrish Helen Strunk Vicki Smith Brady Lenning Shaune Nevins Michael Lewis Leanna Tucker Gary Hinton SECOND ROW Michael Langley Betty Ooley Virgil Freeman Gretchen Price Eugene Goodman Edward Stogsdill Kathy Moscript FRONT ROW Danny Rumple Terry Allbritten Patricia Hays Robert McCullough Mary Alice Hawkins Gary Poe Stephen Hamlin Victoria Patterson Joe Waskom Carol Miller Stanley Rice Ronald Brinson SECOND ROW Timothy Freeman Gary Walden Dennis Williams Gary Baumgartner .Iodee Laybold Karen Maners Gloria Keller FRONT ROW Suzanne Childress Linda Bean Gary Parrish Judith Clark Lloyd Jones Johnny Corns William Garrett James Frye Robert Morley Russell Greenwood Scherry Turner Mary Ann Freeman SECOND ROW Michael Stanley Keith Class Andrew Cru.m Wilma Garrett Linda Jo Tucker Michael Collier Patricia Freeman Rickey Powell Rebecca Young Edward Ranard THIRD ROW Donald Wall Sally Henson Billy Gray Sylvia Stines Garland Miller Merribeth Fender Michael Boltinghouse Connie McGuire Stephen Close Patricia Walker J ulieanne Hassler Helen Wilbur Mrs. Kelly Lynn Mathews Joyce Rapp Brenda Hughes Suuanne Ranard Robert Frye David Stogsdill Michael Hoggatt THIRD ROW Miss Moffett Maxine Dayhuff Patty Phillips Robert Lane Ronda Ford Debra Meyer James Rowland Gary Franklin Thomas Mears Marlinda Cross Jane White Helen Wilbur Nathan White Jesse Evans David Allen White Richard Moscrip Bernice Ahbit Ann Richardson Susan Spangler THIRD ROW Mrs. Kester Carolyn Wall Nancy Languell Peggy Fryar Carla Sue Smith Joyce Hudson Julia Wampler Randy Crites Wayne Goodman Connie Walden Ricky Skirvin FIRST GRADE FRONT ROW Tony Strunk David Cramer Shelley Scott Thomas Richardson John Wallace Edwin Wallace William White Patricia Edwards Jerry Lockwood Virginia Marlett Elizabeth Ooley James Hacker SECOND ROW Melissa Archer Joy Dawn Freeman Kevin McKay Denver Wrightsman FRONT ROW Anita Hodges Brad Wampler Debra Titus David Rubeck Mark Riggs Karen Evans Kathy Manners Ginger Galloway Billy Henry Gary Franklin SECOND ROW Nancy Truax Michael Nickless Maurice Green Donald Morrison FRONT ROW Nila Jane Summerlot Richard Garrett Jeanna Hudson Mary .Io Hendershot Beverly Morley Debbie Sheese Carla Wright Diana Ooley Jimmy Hodges SECOND ROW Stephen Morris Ellis Bixler Roger Parrish George Unger Stephen Hendershot Isaac Calvert FRONT ROW Denny Gunderman Charles Arthur Norman Nevins Gary Weidner Michael Scales Raymond Sutton Vickie Galimore Stephen Withem Sandra Robertson Betty Miller SECOND ROW E. R. Gray Debra Hamm Sharon Fryar Lloyd Carmichael Valerie Patterson Myrna Crowe Sandra Herrington Cynthia Short THIRD ROW Janice Woodruff Rodney Kosares Richard Hogan James Fulk Terry Gentry Rosemary Parker Joyce Macy Emily Hager Carolyn Bixler Terry Rapp Mrs. Parrish Nancie Ginn Paul Hays Bobby Turner Michael Leeberg Michael McIntosh Richard Bland THIRD ROW Miss Heidrick Freddie Rumple Susan Stierwalt Cathy Bixler Jack Keith Christine Edwards Gloria Withem Jane Papadakos Patty Walker Dennis Taylor Stanley Powell Diane Robertson Susan White Steven Fender THIRD ROW Mrs. Fulk Mike Galloway Becky Frye Tricia Strunk Freddie Drescher Karen Burks Brenda Hassler Shirley Wheeler Larry Huffman Ruth Class Debra Abbott Connie Wallace Kerry Barnes Ralph Sadler Stevan Uhl Kathy Sexton THIRD ROW Mrs. Abrell Freda White Roger Marlett Don Clevenger Joann Stannard Kathleen Porter Vera Wall Susan Boruff Com plimenfs of McCORMICK'S CREEK CONCESSION STAND MRS. Pl-nl. SHEPPARD, Mgr. Complimenfs of FROSTOP rooms WILSON, Mgr. LOUDENS FOOD MARKET Large Parking Area One Block From Downrown Area DWIGHT JOHNSON. Mgr., S.H.S., '28 HOWARD SMITH Maiesfic Healing and Air-Condi'I'ioning Sales and Services Spencer Complimenrs of BLOOMINGTON DAILY HERALD-TELEPHONE sk ak at 4: at wk Covering I'he Tri-Couniy Area Complimen'I's of GILBERT COOKSEY COAL CO. Eas'I'ern and Indiana Coal Ph. 264 Spencer CHARLES K. MERCER, Realror AII Types of Proper+ies Ph. 566R I Mi. N. of Spencer on 67 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE PARENTS OF THE CLASS OF I959: Mr. and Mrs. Harry AbbiH Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kinney Mr. and Mrs. John Appleby Mr. and Mrs. Roberi Kirby Mr. and Mrs. John B. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. James McCann Mr. and Mrs. Roberi' H. Baumgarfner Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Miller Mr. and Mrs. Harold BriHon Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mong Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown Mr. and Mrs. Roby Morley Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burnell' Mr. and Mrs Max Oberholfzer Mr. and Mrs. Les'rer Harris Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Price Mr. and Mrs. ScoH Dean Mrs. Donald Ranard Mrs. Inez Deem Mr. and Mrs. Roberi' G. Rumple Mrs. Fred Drescher Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scu'H Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shields Mrs. J. R. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smiih Mr. and Mrs. William EVBHS Mr. and Mrs Frank Sfannard Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Fulk Mr. and Mrs. Randle Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Gen'Iry Mrs. Madge Vielhaber Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gobel Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Walker Mrs. Mary Lou Hauk Mrs. Roma Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hawkins Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Gran'l' Hedden Mrs. Mary Fender Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hines Pe're Hufcherson Elvin Job Lawrence Johnson Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Charles Winders and Mrs. Bennie Woodruff and Mrs. Fred O. Honaker and Mrs. Carl Smi+h SERVE Tl-IE WHOLE FAMILY srsf M014 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLI NG CO. ZI4 W. I7'I'h S'I'reeI' Bloomingron, Ind. MAPLEHURST CREAMERY 3745 Farnsworih S+reeI' Indianapolis, Indiana Ph. Spencer 299-F-2 SKYLINE PARK Roller Skaring and Square Dancing Ph. Ed 2-587l Bloomingion SPENCER CAB CO. HAROLD AND PEARL SEYMOUR Ph. 256 Spencer CLARK'S PLUMBING Hea'I'ing-Elec'I'rIcaI 69 E. Franlrlin Ph. 700 In Indiana's Ou+sI'anding S+aI'e Park CANYON INN RAY o. MYERS, Mgr. Complimenis of ULLOM'S MEN'S WEAR LUNCHEONEITE CAFE If You Are in a Hurry Ear Wi+h Us SMITH'S 66 SERVICE Wesi' Morgan S+reeI CLASS REALTY 2I8 N. Monfgomery Spencer Ph. 88I BRINSONS, INC. Serving AgricuH'ure QA1 ,,,,,uQ V. 1' , 4 9 4 Phone zzz Phone 504 777 W. Franklin 669 W. Morgan 7 -' 1 . ' Osrsucsn A Spencer, Ind. I-I GAA l L mf. McCORMICKS CREEK SADDLE BARN Saddle Horses-Hayrides ARTHUR POWELL. Mgr. Ph. 7a9-F-a JERRY'S LEATHER SHOP 208 Easl' Third Sfreei' Ph. 2-0432 Bloomingion, Ind. SPENCER DRY GOODS Teen Headquar+ers Complimen1's of CHESTY'S FINE FOODS JOHNSON EQUIPMENT CO. Case Farm Machinery Ph. 226 Spencer Complimen+s of MED-O-BROOK Complimenis of CROWES HOTEL Opera'I'ed by Two Crowes Ph. 33 Spencer HARRY C. MILLER Excavafing-Difching Grading-Clearing Ph. I02-W Spencer WEDDLE BROS. CONST. CO., INC. General Confracfors for lndusfrial, Commercial, Educafional Ph. Ed2- I429 Blooming+on, Ind. 82 TIVOLI THEATER -Pick of 1'he Picfures- Congra+ula'l'ions Besf Wishes and Thanks for Your Pafronage Class of '59 ar as ak as SPENCER Complimenfs of Compllmenis of fhe PROPES' MOTOR SALES OWEN COUNTY Ford-Mercury Sales and Service Phone I0 I Spencer There's a one and only in refreshment foo Congra'I'ula+ionS, Class of '59 SPENCER WALLPAPER 81 PAINT STORE PHONE boo 32 EAST MARKET ST. J. R. ETMERSON Furnifure, Carpei' and Linoleum SOUTH SIDE SQUARE PHONE 142 SPENCER BOB'S STANDARD E IOI Norih Main Comphmen-is of PHONE ,EI SPENCER IVAN AND VIOLET CHAMBERS LAYMON'S LITTEN'S ff IGA SUPERMARKET SPENCER, INDIANA Complimenfs of WORLD PRODUCTS CO. Spencer 3595968 SCHNEIDER'S Home-Killed Mea+s FARM BUREAU CO-OP ASSOC Feed, Seed and Fer+ilizer DULlNG'S APPLIANCES II3 Soufh Main PHONE 83 SPENCER Complimen+S of SMITH'S BARBER SHOP WALLY'S SPENCER PETE Gas, Oil and Lubricaiion You Can'+ Buy BeH'er Prompi Service S. MAIN STREET PHONE 559 ASH LEY'S RESTAU RANT Tas+y Foods WEST MORGAN SPENCER TRESSLAR'S Five and Ten S+ore SPENCER. INDIANA Live Be'Her EIec+ricaIIy PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. Complimenrs of GLENN J. MAY INSURANCE AGENCY SPENCER, INDIANA OWEN COUNTY SAVINGS AND LOAN SPENCER. INDIANA POGUE BUICK COMPANY V-8 in AII Series-325 H.P. FIigI1+ Pi'I'cI'1 Dyna-FIow All Kinds of Repairs Buick Par'I's Guaranfeed Used Cars 208 FLETCHER AVE. PHONE I04 JOHNSON'S GROCERY CompIe+e Food Service PHONE I09 SPENCER BOB INGALLS' HOOSIER PETE PHONE 515 SPENCER Complimenls of SPENCER EVENING WORLD DULING'S INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance and Bonds 52 W. MARKET PHONE 672-W TOWNSEND LUMBER CO. Builders' Hardware - Roofing Pain'I - Varnish Truman Phone 452 Donald PRICE HEATING 81 AIR CONDITIONING 368 Nor'Ih Harrison S+. SPENCER, INDIANA PHONE 40I CLAYTON WINDERS 81 SON AgricuII'ure Lime and Crushed Sfone Concrefe Blocks and Building Supplies Sand, Gravel and Dump Trucking PHONE II4 SPENCER, INDIANA SNOOKS FARM SUPPLY Your Massey Ferguson Dealer CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '59 Spencer, Indiana Phone 756 BABB'S SUPERMARKET FREE DELIVERY Phone 246-248 sou w. MORGAN sr. FROSTY Vey and Joan Carpenrer Complimenfs of EDWARDS CHEVROLET Complimenfs of BREEDER'S GAZETTE PHILLIPS' JEWELRY Gif+s TI-:a+ Las+ SEXTON'S JEWELRY Good Luck, Cops! SOUTHERN SPORTING GOODS BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA LYNN DRIVE-IN L. E. HUFFMAN. Proprie'I'or PHONE 529 SPENCER GRAY'S STORE I+ Pays +o Trade aI Gray's' SPENCER GOSPORT MFG. CO. Tarps, Ten'Is, and O'Iher Canvas GOSPORT. INDIANA WEDDLE'S MARKET Frozen Foods - Groceries PHONE SI9 EAST MORGAN ST. MACY FUNERAL HOME Oxygen Equipmen'I Ambulance Service VIRGINIA MACY WENDALL MOSER KAHNS Men's and Boys' CIo+I1ing Phone 338 Spence' -BIooming'Ion- Complimenfs of BURKS' REGAL STORE ARGYLE WAMPLER 129 sour:-1 MAIN SPENCER Advertising MRS. FERN HASLER EDUCATIONAL SUPPLY CO. Commencemeni' Invi+a+ions and Diplomas NEWBERRY. INDIANA CompIimen'I's of FRANK R. STEWART AND ASSOCIATES Good Luck, Class of '59 GREENWOOD'S 66 SERVICE SPENCER. INDIANA 429 FIe'IcI1er Ave. Phone 543 WEIDNER'S MARATHON SERVICE SPENCER CompIimen+s of SPENCERIAN CAFE RIDDLE TRACTOR SALES ForcI Tracfor and CompIe'Ie Line of Equipmeni' BUCK LEMON Firsi' in Furnifure BEDFORD BLOOMINGTON ANDERSON'S AUTO SUPPLY Phone l38 I II-WAY GRILL For Good EaI's STONE GARAGE PHONE 45 NIGHT PHONE 26: DULINGS D-X SERVICE PHONE 357 SPENCER JACKSON'S GIFTS Wes+ Side of Square SPENCER CompIimen+s of SPENCER WOOD PRODUCTS Complimenfs of MILLER CLEANERS Complimenis of ETHEL HASSLER-CHARLES WHITE El- PATl0 Your Phillips 66 Dis'I'ribuI'or D PHONE 66 OR 995 Good Food EMERSON DRUG COMPANY Reasonable Prices MR. AND MRS. R. B. STEELE PHONE 654-F-2 Complimenis of GREENE'S AUTO PARTS JOE GREENE PHONE 448 TAYLOR'S GULF SERVICE DON AND BOB TAYLOR Morgan and Middle Phone 63 METZGER LUMBER COMPANY S'NCLA'R wOODcOOK's B. W. YOCKEY. Mgr. Phone 23 Spencer SERVICE STATION ALEXANDER'S APPLIANCES Frigidaire SPENCER. INDIANA SPENCER HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP SPENCER, INDIANA Visi'I' Our Gif? Shop WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORES DELLA'S BEAUTY SALON Beau'I'y ls Our Business UNIVERSITY SPORTING GOODS BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA HOWARD'S SHELL STATION AZEN'S BARGAIN STORE SKYLAND LODGE On +I1e HiII 3 Miles Norfh of Spencer STATE ROAD 67 Fine Foods Decidedly Differeni' Reasonably Priced MRS. VIOLET ANDERSON SPENCER, INDIANA WINDERS LP GAS SERVICE EIec+ricaI and Plumbing Supplies Delco Furnaces and Pumps Bo+'IIe and Bulk Gas and Gas Appliances for AII Needs PHONE 334 SPENCER, INDIANA WEST AND SON FUNERAL HOME ititkk Phone 3I6 ic sk 1: sk SPENCER, INDIANA PIETZUCH STUDIO Good Luck, Seniors SPENCER, INDIANA Copies of Mos+ of +I1e Piciures in This Annual Are Available aI' Our S+udio PHONE I54-W FRANKLIN'S TV SALES AND SERVICE Youngs+own Kifchens SPENCER. INDIANA Norfh Side of Square OWEN COUNTY ABSTRACT CO 2I0 Eas+ Franklin S+. SPENCER, INDIANA CompIe'I'e Ti+Ie Service TiI'Ie Insurance PHONE 323 HOME PHONE ZEI ELIZABETH O'NEAL, Mgr. PHONE 70 Complimen+s of RIGGS DEPARTMENT STORE THE OWEN LEADER J. W. HUTCHESON, Edifor Owen CounI'y's Oldesi' SOUTH MAIN PHONE 3:9 Largesf Newspaper CHIC BAIN BAYH'S HARDWARE INSURANCE NEEDY ELECTRIC Whirlpool and KelvinaI'or Appliances SPENCER PHONE 50-W RONE MUSIC COMPANY ,, 3I4 NORTH WALNUT PHONE 3975 BLOOMINGTON ComplimenI's of RICHARDSON'S CLEANERS FLETCHER AVENUE BOB RAPER'S TIRE SHOP Goodyear Tires, Tubes and Accessories SPENCER INDIANA ComplimenI's of POOR 81 SONS FEED STORE Complimen+s of DUNN LIMESTONE CO.. INC. J. C. PENNEY BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA Wes'I' Side of Square BEACH'S HATCHERY 81 FEED STORE Poul'Iry Equipmeni' and Farm Supplies Baby Chicks of Popular Breeds Purina Clmows Spencer, Indiana EDRINGTON GROCERY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Complimenfs of SPENCER MONUMENT WORKS MACK C. MORRIS, Proprieior MELICK FLORIST DR. JOHN PAPADAKOS Op'I'omeI'ris+ We, the Seniors of 1959, leave the halls of Spencer with smiles of achieve- ment. 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