Straughn High School - Warrior Yearbook (Straughn, IN)

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ational Honor Society President ..... . . Mike Warner Vice President. . . . . . Jeff Gold Secretary .... . . Linda Hunt Treasurer . . .... Mary Macy Sponsor . . . . Majorie Butler Membership in the National Honor Society is an honor for achieving a high scholastic standard and maintaining this standard. A member must also have an outstanding character, be a leader and be of service to the community. The mem- bers of the Honor Society had as a project giving parties for the patients at the State Hospital in New Castle. In March they sponsored a dance for the student body. They initiated the Lewisville chapter of the National Honor Society. NEWEST MEMBERS A1 Batson, Jackie Lowhorn, Dave Palin NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1 S 9 5 E. 'E ' 5 4, XX S 7 1 W SI.. r V MEMBERS FROM LAST YEAR Standing: Majorie Butler, Jeff Gold, Phil Herr. Sitting: Jean Jones, Mike Warner, Linda Hunt, Mary Macy. FIRST SEMESTER INDUCTEES Debra Sarver, Jerry Miller, Betty Miller, Dave Miller, Jane Hunt, Grey Rayburn, Cynthia Surber, Marieta Jones. ,si 5-ef

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Sunshine Society t 1, -5 First row: Helen Huffman, Janice Scott, Sandy Deeter, Penny Ford, Brenda Back, Jean Jones, Linda Poore, Mary Macy, Linda Hunt, Diana Macy, and Sponsor, Ruth Swain. Second row: Linda New, Grey Rayburn, Louetta Burner, Debbie Lannerd, Doi-thy Taylor, Judi Bolinger, Kay Swann, Jackie Lowhorn, Marietta Jones, Donna Meyerholtz, Betty Miller, Connie Hayes and Marilyn Back. Third row: Linda Harrold, Brenda Disbro, Christal Savage, Gilda Warner, Barbara Stant, Sandy Scott, Cathy Deebel, Cynthia Surber, Jane Hunt, and Debra Sarver. Fourth row: Jennie Martin, Marlene Young, Lynn Smalley, K-athy Chew, Rita Merritt, and Karen Cox. President: Janice Scott Corresponding Secretary: Debra Sarver Recording Secretary: Donna Meyerholtz Vice President: Jean Jones Treasurer: Mary Macy CANDY SALES The Sunshine Society spent much time thinking of others. Money earned selling candy was sent to Riley Hospital, and at Easter time a party was given for a ward at the Richmond State Hospital. Greeting cards are sent to people of the com- munity throughout the year. Each year an ldeal Lady from the community is chosen by the society. The Ideal Lady of 1965 was Mrs. Cliff Swim and Mrs. Merle Cromwell was chosen for 1966. The big event of the year for the girls is a dance given for the members and dates. .U

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ll Tom Bennett, Jackie Lowhorn, Donna Meyerholtz, Linda New, Cynthia Surber, Connie Hays, Jerry Miller, Grey Ray- burn, Cookie Sarver, Marieta Jones, Steve Ankrom, Mickey Frost, Bob Boyd. Ti Cynthia Surber, Linda New, Cookie Sarver Tish is a middle-aged spinster. She informs her two boon companions, Lizzie and Aggie, that she is deter- mined to get closer to nature. So she buys a second-hand car and they start out, but not before Lizzie has wired Tish's young nephew, Charlie Sands. All end up at The h Cynthia Surber, Cookie Sarver, Grey Rayburn, Linda New, Tom Bennett. Eagle's Hotel somewhere near the Mexican border. Whether she is trying to help Aggie recover her lost teeth or striving desperately to straighten out the tangled ro- mances of two attractive young couples, Tish gets everybody into and out of one difficulty after another.