State High School - Analyst Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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FOOTBALL The State High six-man football team enjoyed a fairly successful season last fall, turning in three victories to four losses. The outstanding game of the Young Sycamores came at the end of the season, when they triumphed over a highly favored Cayuga sextet to gain third place in the Wabash Valley Six-man Football League. This victory also broke a tie between Cayuga and Rockville for the championship, and gave Rockville undisputed possession of the title. The third season of football at State High was under the leadership of a new coach, Greg Parker, who came to State High from Marshall. To Captain Bob Nagel and Quarterback Bob Ferguson went awards of gold footballs To earn a gold ball a boy must participate in the sport for two or more years. Those win- ning awards of letters included: Bob Torrence, Michael Mcliissick, Tommie Patrick Vernon Dix, Frank Coverstone, Jack Thompson, Charles Kelley, and Leland Creighton ! . SCHEDULE Rockville, 83 State High, 6. Rockville, 44, State High, State High, 31: Chrisman, 27. State High, 413 Chrisman, 38. Cayuga, 193 State High, 16. State High, 103 Cayuga, 6. Kansas, 413 State High, 6. Standing, left to right: Parker, McIntyre, Zigler, Shannon, Schell, Dlugos, Smith Manager, Parkhurst, Hamblen, Latona, Grant, Wolf. 7 Sitting, left to right: Dix, Coverstone, Thompson, Kelley, Nagel, McKissick, Creigh- ton, Patrick, Ferguson, Torrcnce. BASEBALL State High's baseball team saw its second spring this year. The team is coached by Greg Parker who is expecting good results since all but one of the last year's ball club is back. The potentially strong ball club will take to the field against the nines of Shelburn, Rockville, Cayuga, Mecca, West Terre Haute and other strong teams. Coach Greg Parker was encouraged by a turnout of 27 boys of which 15 were veterans of last year's squad. State High is proud of its lead in playing the Great American Sport which is spreading among high schools up and down the Wabash Valley. TENNIS The Young Sycamore Netsmen faced a stiff schedule. With an inexperienced squad, they faced such strong opponents as Wiley, Garfield, and Tech of Terre Haute, and Casey, Jasper, Vincennes, Marshall, Paris, and Shortridge. The Blue and Gold Racqueteers also participated in one of the toughest tournaments of Western Indiana and Eastern Illinois, the Paris Invitational Meet, for the first time in the school's history. Outstanding mem- bers of the team are Ed Mabley, Jim Giglio and Sonny Klueh who have been quite adept in early practice sessions.

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TO '40 SECURITY aff' .., ,be THE SENIOR CLASS WILL ..AA-JL-Q Virginia Abbinett, will my loud manner of speaking to Beverly Cottrell. Mary Alsop, will my perfect conduct in class to Ann Osborne. Rosalea Bay, will my seventh hours to Ann Cooke. Mary Ruth Buzan, will my perpetual smile to Joan Daggy. John Christman, will my brilliant remarks in Math to Leland Creighton. Aljean Conklin, will my retiring manner to Betty Lou Denges. Robert Coombes, will my wanna be alone look to James Hurt. Rosemary Cowan, will my bold ways to Betty Lee Lawrence. Herbert Crowe, will my math credits, or my four easy steps to Evansville, to Standau Weinbrecht. Barbara Cushman, will my undecidedness to Bettie Phipps. Vernon Dix, will my no date record to Ed Mabley. I'm through with it. Mary Fears, will my original and neat coiffure to Madonna Pell. Bob Ferguson, will my nice, white UD saddle shoes to Bob McFall. Mary Hedding, will my dancing technique to Louise Skelley. Alberta Huckle, will my quiet ways to Billie Callahan. Hubert Hughes, will my smooth way with women to Duane Klueh. Mary Jo Johnson, will my self-confidence to Jean Vauglm. Dora Kearschner, will my alertness to Audrey Green. Genevieve Klueh, will my ability to win D. A. R. awards to Mary Ann Terho1'st. Bill Krach, will my knowledge of how to win friends and influence people to Kenney Risher. Bill Mankin, will my vim and vigor to Joe Dlugos. Marylee Manson, will my journalistic attempts to Eileen Railsback. Gordon Mathews, will my superior intelligence in chemistry to Frank Coverstone. Charles Metzger, will my solemn expression to Don Coordes. Glen Mitchell, will my shy, sweet way to James Giglio. Melba Mundell, will my observation post tfor watching the main oilicel, to Evalin Floyd. Bob Nagel, will my touchdowns to Jim Mc lntyre. Rachel Nasser, will my come hither eyes to Elizabeth Smith. Nelda Oats, will my glamour girl appearance and blond tresses to Ruth Millette. Thomas S. Parkhurst, Jr., will my Wiley interest to Jim Durham. Tommie Patrick, will the candidiiess of my camera to Bernard Conrad. Charlotte Ramsey, will my soft spoken manner to Betty Cooper. Homer Ray, will my domineering manner to Bob Sholten. Ruth Richards, will my air of innocence to Esther Curry. Helen Sappington, will my rippling chuckle to James Laughlin. Georgiana Sauer, will my perseverance in getting what I want to Virginia Bush. Ed Schwibbe, will my interest in girls to Bill Shelburn. Floyd Smith, will my undivided attention in English class to Art Rogers. Virginia Stoner, will my how to get your man and hold him indefinitely policy to Donna Mae Smith. Bob Tirey, will my trombone style to Lyle Barr. Bob Torrence, will my ability to blush constantly to Frank Marrs. James Vermillion, will my technique for cutting up to Wilbert Hamblen. Ed Wilkins, will my every hair in place appearance to Bob Lacy. Virginia Williams, will my domesticity to Lucille Turner.