Summitville High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Summitville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1961 volume:

The 1961 Oak Leaves Published by the Journalism Class of Summitville High School Summitville, Indiana MARIAN HULL 1947-1960 What is lovely never dies but passes on into more loveliness. 2 Foreword This is the entrance-----a doorway to the future. Through these doors pass the proudest students in the world. Behind these doors lie our dreams and our hopes, our defeats and disappointments. This year, the year of the opening of our new school will be remembered throughout our lives. We the students of Summitville High School endeavor to preserve this memory in our yearbook. This is the story of our most important moments at the new Summitville High School. The many high points of this outstanding year have appropriately named this book. As these pages unfold, the students will again move through the memories of the 1960-61 scholastic year and will dramatize . . . The Summit of a New Year Summertime brings the finishing touches. Sponsored by BOB MILLERS SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION 4 Growing to Meet Our Needs . . . Sponsored by CROSSROADS CAFE Career Planning In Sponsored by BURKIE’S DRIVE INN Robin adjusts the new microscope. The dramatics class makes good use of the tape recorder. Diana makes use of the office equipment. For New Equipment Driver training students try out new testing devices. Sponsored by SHOCKS CLEANERS 8th graders tackle English lit. Seniors study government. Freshman girls participate in square dance activities. Sophomore boys congregate for a period of vigorous activity. Upperclassmen study problems of the future. From 8:30 to 3:15 1 Experiments aid biology students in their study of the various forms of life. Juniors go back one hundred years into the past to study the Civil War. Phil practices to meet one phase of an educational experience. Mr. Cosset brings the world to 7th graders in geography class. All Around S. H. S Twelve years and all those testbooks later. Upperclassmen have the privilege of driving to school. Students proudly hold the remains of an ancient mastadon. One of the highlights of the day. Mr. Absher instructs Diana in the use of the intercom system. PATROL BOYS: Paul Thurston, Jim Dunlap, Mike Bohlander, Eugene Auler and Richard Byrd. 10 The school cafetorium was transferred into a dreamland of red hearts and white crepe paper on February 4 for the first winter formal at S.H.S. As the couples enjoyed dancing to the music of the Ice Caps, a gay and friendly atmosphere enhanced the evening. Sweetheart Ball was the theme of the dance sponsored by the Psi Iota Xi Sorority for the pleasure of the student body. The Sweetheart Ball marked another outstanding evening in a year full of climaxes. 11 Sponsored by COUNTRY KITCHEN Climax of the Year! Madison County Tourney Champions TOURNEY SCORES S.H.S. St. Marys 59 63 Highland 55 62 Championship Game Lapel 55 77 ADMINISTRATION S Principal: Robert E. Absher Message to the Class of “61” As you enter this challenging decade of the 60's, ' take time to see how well equipped you are. You have the knowledge of all the great educators and philosophers of the ages past. The modern tools and conveniences that you have are countless. The scientific knowledge at your disposal is unsurmountable. You have the foresight and vision of youth. vVithout reservation, it can be said that you are well equipped to enter this time of many great challenges. Soon you will be a part of that group that must make the important decisions as to whether we will survive as a civilization. They must be wise ones. More important than all of these is the individual. You must be morally, mentally, and physically strong and have the greatest concern for all mankind. If you are not of this character, it matters not how well equipped you are. I have the utmost confidence in youth, and I am sure that all of you will do your part in building a sound future. 14 Harold Forrest has helped to make the dream of a new school a reality through all of his hard work. He has held the position of trustee for 6 years. Quite a few of his summer afternoons were spent here at the school to see that it would be ready on time. His capable supervision has aided S.H.S. in its climb to the top. The Board's voice is the people's choice. Robert Dean Don Gossett Gene DuPouy Agnes Moyer is a very necessary part of our school. She is our school secretary, and she does a wonderful job in keeping the books and records of our school in order. 15 Present Educators PATRICIA RICHARDSON Ball State College English Physical Education Junior Sponsor RITCHIE WILSON Ball State College English Spanish Freshman Sponsor PATRICIA KESSLER Marion College Art Music English Senior Sponsor JAMES STONE Purdue University Coach Physical Education Driver's Training ALBERT SANDERS Indiana State Teachers College Math Science Sophomore Sponsor LA VELD A GOODMAN Purdue University Home Economics Psychology Seventh Grade Sponsor JAMES KURTZ Purdue University Social Studies 16 of Future Leaders CARMEL MANN Ball State College Sixth Grade MARY DICKERSON North Texas State College Fifth Grade CHARLES FAD LEY Brigham Young University Choir, Band Elementary Music ARTHUR GOSSETT Ball State College Social Studies Math 8th Grade Sponsor WILMA GOSSETT Ball State College Third Grade RUBY GOSSETT Ball State College First Grade LUISE McCORMICK Baylor College First Grade MAXINE THURSTON Ball State College Third Grade MARY JANE BREWER Ball State College Second Grade 17 Auxiliary Staff Mr. Ward is to S.H.S. as education is to success. His services during the past ten years have been an asset to our school. Margaret Leachman, Doris Frazier and Beulah Armstrong plan the weekly menu in their new kitchen. Mrs. Bernice Ward aids her husband in his maintenance work. Patience and safety are characteristics of our bus drivers. Tom Bair, Bill Brown, Ralph Thurston, Wilma Joyner and Arthur Watts. 18 SENIORS Kay Becraft J anet Bright 21 Bonnie Bright Roger Beeson Rex Dunlap Judy Head 23 Dixie Goacher Nancy Harrold - • Ed Jackson t ■ m Leon Hollingsworth Harry Hobbs Jim Inglis Sandra J effries Sheryl Koon 25 Alonnia Kelley Judy Kennedy Larry Oren Don Smith 28 Dal Small Dale Smith Senior Story Roger and Dal bid farewell to high school basketball. Ed, Mark, and Diane exclaim, We just made it! Lois helps Nancy prepare her wardrobe for the long-awaited senior trip. One last look, one good-by, and a million memories. UNDERCLASSMEN S Not at the Top, but Climbing Eleventh Grade Kay Ashton Jerry Bair Nancy Barnhart Alice Bear Jim Blackburn Robert Brane Linda Covalt Doug Denny Cynthia Du Pouy Darlene Dudley Darryl Dunham Arthur Faircloth Tom Fromholz Karen Glass Teresa Golden Loretta Hedrick Margaret Hendrick Robert Hendricks Betty Hollingsworth Sharon Hughes Byron Hull John Kelley David Little Pam Mason Linda Massie Diane Matney John Miller Janice Morgan Judy Payne Jim Pyle Marilyn Ribelin Jack Robinson Joyce Schuyler Ron Silvey Judi Thorn Vicki Underwood Stepping Toward Success Tenth Grade Terry Weesner President Rosemary Johnson Vice President Donna Stitt Secretary Jerry Irwin Treasurer Keith Baldwin Connie Banker Jeanine Beeson Pam Benton Joyce Blalock Terry Byrd Ronnie Caldwell Naomi Castor Don Dunlap Betty Farmer Judy Gates David Glass Calvin Head Linda Hiatt Loretta Hollingsworth Russell Hook Steve Horine Morris Hull Tom Inglis Callie Jackson Jim Jones Ronald Lawson Pat McMahan Martha Neiman Rick Runyan Mike Shaffer Steve Small Denise Stanley Ann Stum Sharon Treadway Sunny Turschman Bill Van Ness Harold White Margaret Wilson Darwin Woodruff Sue Woolley 33 Today We Learn, Tomorrow We Teach Ninth Grade ■ Joe Gossett President Jim Broyles Ken Dickerson Vice President Secretary Steve Pyle Treasurer Glenna Street Kent Swaim Steve Thompson Dennis Wable Terry Addison Sue Appel Jim Banker Lillian Bear Stephen Beckley Tom Beher Robin Brachvogel Susan Brane Joyce Byrd Linda Chappell Karon Coty Julanne Cullen Don Dunham Junior Garmon Faye Greer Don Hancock Max Hannon Sue Johnson Sharon Kilgore Bill Koons Wynona Leach Patty Martin Sharon Merrill Minnie Miller Charlie Moore Sharon Moore Judy Morris Jerry Nottingham Clayton Rudy Reba Ryan Judy Salmon Phil Schuckers Cinda Shaffer JoEllen Stanley Judy Stanley Sue Stokes If We Rest We Rust Eighth Grade Mike Johnson President Norma Spencer Sharon Armstrong Vice President Secretary Linda Waltz Treasurer Eloise Allen Eugene Auler Alice Barnett Mike Bohlander Sharon Bright Jerry Clock David Davis Terry England Ralph Fields Dwight Gardner Gordon Glass Mike Glass Robert Greer Linda Hendricks John Inglis Carolyn Jeffries Linda Jones Judy King Jim Kurtz Donald Lawson Gary McCune Shirley Medley Ronnie Oren Cinda Overdorf Bill Reding Carol Robinson Monte Rudy Carolyn Salmon Ron Slain Sarah Stearns ' Paul Thurston Mike Vinson Gary Williams Danny Wilson tJ: 35 United We Stand, Divided We Fall Seventh Grade Ji Cheryl Watts Bill Cunningham President Vice President Darlene Ice Secretary Jane Payne Treasurer Rose Marie Ashton Connie Barnhart Linda Beeson Danny Beher Terry Blackburn Ken Blalock Tim Bohlander Shirley Bright Dickie Byrd Orville Dailey Paul Davis Jim Dunlap Celia Elsworth Connie Glass Peggy Goacher Frank Hancock Jim Hendricks Shirley Hughes Janis Johnson David Kirkwood Larry Mahoney Tom Moore Larry Smith Marileen Smith Virginia Soales Dave Street Richard Van Horn Jon Van Ness Mike Vetor Robert Vetor 36 Half Way Up the Ladder Sixth Grade Clarence Auler Tom Blackburn Junior Blalock Linda Bohlander Jack Bright Marcia Brown Becky Broyles Jerry Byrd Doug Christopher Marlena Cox Larry Craib Carol Crump Tom Curry Cynthia Dunham Donna Farmer Micky Fields Robert Gibbons Ruth Greer Charles Hasty Linda Heater Myra Heater Linda Hedrick Mike Hollingsworth Frank Kalk Sandra King Dave McCleery Tim Miller Raymond Moore Leanna Nottingham Diana Overdorf Margaret Pyle Kathy Reding Raymond Reding Janice Salmon Jill Silvey Phillip Stanley Karen Thomas David Vinson Emily Wable Steve Walker Margo Waltz Steve Woodruff A 37 Work Today for a Brighter Tomorrow Fifth Grade Ted Williams Jack Addison Judy Auler Marsha Auler Charles Barnett Roger Byrd Steve Byrd Frankie Caldwell Joyce Cawthorn Monty Cullen Kathy Curry Elizabeth Davis Barry Gibbons Zellamae Greer Don Hasty Mike Hinshaw Terry Hockersmith Jerry Hughes Aljere Jenny David Jewell Christy Jones Dianna Kendall Mitchell Kirkwood James Lawson John Lawson Terri Little Terry Meredith Vicki Piercy Carlos Pyle Mike Reding Patty Reding Jim Stanley Marsha Tague Beth Ann Thompson Jeff Vetor Mike Vetor Mike Webb 38 Looking Forward to the New School Fourth Grade Elaine Allen Patty Broyles Reta Byrd Christine Clarke Larry Crump Virginia Davis Malinda DeLong Nancy DeLong Doris Elsworth Deborah Fisher Max Frazier Stanley Gibson Roger Hendricks Ruth Hollingsworth Mike Hughes Roger Ice Mike Irwin Mike Jessie Larry Jewell Garland Johnson Richard King Connie Lee Nannette Little Christy Melling Cathy Miller Sandra Piercy Steven Rogers Randy Salmon Martha Saubert Dennis Shelton Terry Small Pam Smith Jeff Stanley Steven Street Tommy Tague Jim Treadway 39 Stepping to Higher Heights Third Grade Gary Barnhart Diana Brewer Donna Bright Debra Byrd Barbara Craib Connie Cullen Robert Dailey Eugenia Dickerson Barbara Dunlap Debby DuPouy Steven DuPouy Deborah Eaton Cera Id Elsworth Dennis Fields Michael Glass Linda Irwin Aletha Jones Caryl Joyner Dennis Joyner Suzanne Lee Mitchel Mason Norman McCleery Emily Miller Anne Neese Gloria Pyle Barbara Reding Betty Reding Merribeth Stanley Penny Tague Michael Waller Melody Webb Belinda Williams Brenda Wilson Jerry Wilson Kathryn Wilson Roger Woodruff 40 Living Is Learning Second Grade John Allen Herman Anderson Steven Auler Jean Barnett Cindy Clarke Jeffrey Corn Buddy Cox Gregory DeLong Diana Dickerson Richard Fisher Perry Garmon Kenneth Gibbon Herbert Hasty Stephen Hedrick Lee Hollingsworth Zula Hollingsworth Steven Hoppes Blake Housam Vicki Ice Marva Jackson David King Douglas King Enola Larkin Charles Little Dale Moore Philip Nash Danny Piercy Glenn Smith Jon Stanley Randy Street Gary Thomas Patsy Ulery James Vetor Sheryl Wable Mary Ann Watts Sandra Wilson 41 Entering a New Phase of Life First Grade Faith Smith Kelly Tague Deborah Wable Rita Wilson Barbara Anderson Harry Auler James Auler Peggy Barnhart Lynn Bear Debra Blalock Anita Brewer Stanley Cawthom David Clark Carol Coleman Jeffrey Cowles Jeri Craib Darlene Doyle Mark DuPouy Gail Ewing Rebecca Fields Charles Fruitt Gregory Fox Dorris Gibson Rhonda Gibbons Patty Hart Keith Hendrick Janice Holland Jeffrey Hoppes Bethany Housam Diantha Hull Douglas Jenny Jeffrey Jones Theresa Jordan Carla Joyner Dwight Lane Tony Larkin Edwain McClain Kenneth McCleery Deborah Medley Jay Morris Rita Overdorf Teresa Piercy Catherine Randol Gail Reding Gwen Reding Bonnie Smith 42 Ed Stitt Guard 2 Years Jerry Reding Forward 3 Years Ed Jackson Guard 2 Years Roger Beeson Forward 2 Years Dallas Small Guard 2 Years Doug Coleman Center 2 Years Tom Fromholz Center 1 Year Max Martin Forward 2 Years Dale Smith Center 2 Years Mike Welborn Forward 1 Year Ron Silvey Guard 1 Year Jack Robinson Center 1 Year Lead Goblin Boosters CHEERBLOCK- TOP ROW: Joyce Blalock, Cinda Overdorf, Norma Spencer, Linda Waltz, Eloise Allen, Ceila Elsworth, Marie Ashton, Linda Beeson and Lillian Bear. SECOND ROW: Julanne Cullen, Sue Stokes, Cinda Shaffer, Sharon Merrill, Judy Morris, Robin Brachvogel, Jo Ellen Stanley, Reba Ryan and Janis Johnson. THIRD ROW: Linda Hiatt, Pam Benton, Betty Farmer, Sunny Turschman, Loretta Hollingsworth, Judy Gates, Ann Stum, Sue Johnson and Susan Brane. FOURTH ROW: Kay Ashton, Cynthia DuPouy, Alice Bear, Joyce Schuyler, Pat Mc- Mahan, Jeanine Beeson, Connie Banker, Pam Mason and Bonnie Bogue. FIFTH ROW: Sharon Hughes, Nancy Barn- hart, Karon Glass, Judy Payne, Linda Wade, Linda Massie, Darlene Dudley, Sue Green and Betty Hollingsworth. BOTTOM ROW: Amanda Pyle, Nina Ridge, Judi Kennedy, Sheryl Koon, Phyllis Thurston, Linda Blackburn, Lois Rudy, Dixie Goacher and Kay Melling. Sponsored by PAZOL JEWELERS Hoosier Hysteria at Its Peak Summitville Goblins--TOP ROW: Ronnie Silvey, Jerry Reding, Jack Robinson, Coach James Stone, Tom From- holz, Dale Smith and Mike Welborn. BOTTOM ROW: Roger Beeson, Max Martin, Ed Jackson, Ed Stitt, Dallas Small and Doug Coleman. BASKETBALL MGRS. Left to Right: Marvin Stanberry, Joe Gossett, Jerry Irwin and Terry Byrd. OPP. S.H.S, Harrison Twp . . . 59 . . . ... 67 Markleville . . . 65 . . . ... 50 Jefferson Twp. . . . . . . 45 . . . ... 68 Frankton . . . 42 . . . ... 43 Middletown . . . 57 . . . ... 53 Prairie Twp . . . 47 . . . ... 73 Gaston . . . 58 . . . ... 54 Hancock Central. . . . . 39 . . . ... 50 Walnut Grove.... . . . 43 . . . ... 44 Windfall . . . 43 . . . ... 56 Highland . . . 55 . . . ... 53 Alexandria . . . 47 . . . 37 Pendleton . . . 55 . . . ... 58 St. Mary's . . . 55 . . . ... 58 Fairmount . . . 68 . . . ... 71 Oak Hill . . . 63 . . . ... 53 Lapel . . . 71 . . . ... 65 Eaton . . . 61 . . . ... 85 48 Looking Forward B-TEAM- TOP ROW: Bill Van Ness, Jerry Nottingham, Don Dunlap, David Glass, Dennis Wable and Clayton Rudy. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Small, Ronnie Caldwell, Phil Schuckers, Max Hannon and Darwin Woodruff. FRESHMAN TEAM- TOP ROW: Jerry Nottingham, Charles Moore, Jim Broyles and Bill Koon. BOTTOM ROW: Clayton Rudy, Dennis Wable, Phil Schuckers, Max Hannon and Jim Banker. Sponsored by DON'S BARBEQUE 50 to Varsity Days B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS- LEFT to RIGHT: Sue Ann Wooley, Wynona Leach, Donna Stitt and Judy Salmon. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS- left to right: Linda Beeson, Cinda Overdorf, Eloise Allen, Linda Waltz and Datlene Ice. Sponsored by DON'S BARBEQUE 51 EIGHTH GRADE- LEFT to RIGHT: Mr. Kurtz, Mike Glass, Robert Greer, Bill Reding, Ron Slain, Jim Kurtz, Monte Rudy, Mike Vinson and Gordon Glass. Not pictured, Mike Johnson. STUDENT MANAGERS: Jerry Clock and Danny Wilson. SEVENTH GRADE- TOP ROW: Mr. Kurtz, Robert Vetor, Bill Cunningham, Dickie Byrd, Terry Blackburn and Jon Van Ness. BOT- TOM ROW: Tim Miller, Tom Moore, Larry Craib, Jim Dunlap and David Kirkwood. Sponsored by KINLEY'S RESTAURANT 52 • • • In the Spring TRACK- TOP ROW: Jerry Reding, Ronnie Silvey, Tom Fromholz, Jack Robinson, Mike Welbom and Roger Beeson. SECOND ROW: Ed Stitt, Morris Hull, Robert Hendricks, Bill Van Ness, Doug Coleman, Max Mar- tin and Clayton Rudy. BOTTOM ROW: Dallas Small, Phil Schuckers, Max Hannon, Charles Moore, Terry Addi- son, Steve Thompson and Ed Jackson. CROSS COUNTRY- TOP ROW: Jack Robinson, Tom Fromholz, Mike Welbom, Ron Silvey, Roger Beeson, Doug Coleman, Morris Hull, Max Martin, Dennis Wable and Ed Stitt. BOTTOM ROW: Robert Hendricks, Clayton Rudy, Don Dunlap, Phil Schuckers, Steve Thompson, Bill Van Ness, Max Hannon and Terry Addison. Sponsored by PETE VINSON'S CITIES SERVICE 53 a Young Man’s Fancy Turns to BASEBALL— TOP ROW: Jerry Reding, Dale Smith, Jack Robinson, Jerry Nottingham, John Kelley, Mike Welbom and Ron Silvey. BOTTOM ROW: Harold White, Bill Van Ness, Ronnie Caldwell, Ed Jackson, Ed Stitt and Don Dunlap. Sponsored by EARL ALLEN SON Miss Oak Leaves On January 24, 1961, Lois Rudy was crowned Miss Oak Leaves. The contest was sponsored by the journalism class. One of the traditional and most thrilling social events of the year and of high school experience is the Junior-Senior Prom. Dates are made weeks and months in advance and a great deal of secrecy pervades the atmosphere as the Juniors plan the biggest dance of the year as a parting tribute to the seniors. The long antici- pated evening became a reality on April 29th. The girls, lovely in their pas- tel gowns and corsages, and the fellows, in their formal attire, completed the elegant scene. It was a grand evening and will long be remembered by all promenaders. Sponsored by FAIRMOUNT FEED AND GRAIN Music Departments CORONETS- TOP ROW: Dwight Gardner, Linda Jones and Jon Van Ness. BOTTOM ROW: Phil Chastain, Roger Beeson and Bill Van Ness. BAND SAXOPHONES, FLUTES- TOP ROW: Ron Slain, Pam Mason and Paul Thurston. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Ribelin and Rosemary Johnson. BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Watts, Linda Waltz and Eloise Allen. CLARINETS- TOP ROW: Darlene Ice, Don Dunham and Carol Robinson. SECOND ROW: Sue Green and Steve Pyle. BOTTOM ROW: Teresa Golden, Sue Woolley and Connie Banker. s. h. s. BASS- LEFT to RIGHT: Bill Reding, Steve Thurston, Jim Kurtz, Charles Moore and Danny Beher. Sponsored by WALTZ CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Affords a Wide Variety MAJORETTES- TOP ROW: Rosemary Johnson, Pam Mason and Connie Banker. BOTTOM ROW: Sue Woolley, Teresa Golden and Jeanine Beeson. TWIRLERS- LEFT to RIGHT: Pam Mason, Connie Banker, Betty Farmer, Jo Ellen Stanley, Jeanine Beeson, Sue Green, Patsy McMahan and Dixie Goacher. Sponsored by LAWSON MOTOR SALES of Musical Activities CHOIR- TOP ROW: Joyce Blalock, Sharon Hughes, Margaret Hendrick, Alonnia Kelley, Mike Welbom, Jerry Reding, Doug Coleman, Rex Dunlap and Don Smith. SECOND ROW: Jeanine Beeson, Linda Covalt, Cynthia Du- Pouy, Kay Ashton, Lois Rudy, Dixie Goacher, Phil Chastain, Dal Small, Harold White, Jim Inglis and Larry Oren. BOTTOM ROW: Ann Stum, Betty Farmer, Judi Kennedy, Sandi Jeffries, Mary Lou Matney, Nina Ridge, Naomi Castor, Margaret Wilson, Don Dunlap, Keith Baldwin and Ron Caldwell. Nancy Harrold and Teresa Golden provide the musical accompaniment for the choir while Mr. Fadley does the directing. The music department, under the di- rection of Mr. Fadley, makes various appearances throughout the year. Sponsored by HOFHER'S MUNCIE MUSIC CENTER INC. Appreciation of the Arts SPANISH CLUB- TOP ROW: Judy Gates, Linda Covalt, Cynthia DuPouy, and Kay Ashton. SECOND ROW: Joyce Schuyler, Donna Stitt, Vicky Underwood, Alice Bear and Mr. Wilson. BOTTOM ROW: Loretta Hollingsworth, Pam Benton, Morris Hull and Betty Hollingsworth. DRAMA CLUB- TOP ROW: Linda Chappell, Pat McMahan, Susan Brane, Sue Woolley, Robin Brachvogel, JoEllen Stanley and Amanda Pyle. SECOND ROW: Connie Banker, Teresa Golden, Jeanine Beeson, Rosemary Johnson, Sue Green, Marilyn Ribelin and Kay Melling. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Richardson, Pam Mason, Bonnie Bogue, Sheryl Koon, Lois Rudy, Nina Ridge, Steve Thurston, Dixie Goacher and Mrs. Kessler. BOTTOM ROW: Jack Rob- inson, Mark Butler, Nancy Harrold, Phyllis Thurston, Marvin Stanberry, Linda Blackburn and Bill VanNess. 61 Dramatic Highlights of The Junior Play, Cheaper by the Dozen , was presented March 25, 1960, under the direction of Mrs. Kessler and Mrs. Richardson. Members of the cast were: Mr. Gilbreth, Jerry Reding; Mrs. Gilbreth, Lois Brummet; Ernestine, Nancy Harrold; Frank, Max Martin; Jackie, Mark Butler; Dan, Marvin Stanberry, Bill, Doug Coleman; Fred, Larry Oren; Anne, Phyllis Thurston; Lillian, Dixie Goacher; Martha, Linda Blackburn; Mrs. Fitzgerald, Sheryl Koon; Dr. Burton, Harry Hobbs; Joe Scales, Ed Jackson; Miss Brill, Kay Melling and Larry, Rex Dunlap. In order to make any play successful, it takes many hours of concentration to learn one's lines. Sponsored by RITE WAY PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC 62 The Class of ’61 Scenes from the Play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay” was presented by the Seniors on October 7th, under the direction of Mrs. Kessler and Mrs. Richardson. CAST Steward Mrs. Skinner Cornelia Otis Skinner Otis Skinner Emily Kimbrough Purser Stewardess Dick Winters Admiral Harriet St. John Winifred Blaugh Leo McEvoy Inspector Therese Madame Elise Monsieur de la Croix Window Cleaner Rex Dunlap Phyllis Thurston Nancy Harrold Marvin Stanberry Linda Blackburn Roger Beeson Alonia Kelley Jerry Reding Ed Jackson Kay Melling Dixie Goacher Max Martin Sheryl Koon Lois Rudy Mary Lou Matney Mark Butler Larry Oren Sponsored by RYBOLT'S SPORTING GOODS Organizations Aim for F.F.A.- TOP ROW: Jerry Bair, Terry Byrd, Steve Horine, Ronald Lawson, Tom Inglis, Jim Broyles, and Max Hannon. SECOND ROW: Jim Blackburn, Dennis Wable, Phil Schuckers, Clayton Rudy, Steve Thompson, Kent Swaim, and Mike Shaffer. THIRD ROW: John Miller, Jim Banker, Joe Gossett, Steve Beckley, Tom Beher, Darryl Dunham, and Morris Hull. BOTTOM ROW: Dale Smith, Ed Stitt, Phil Chastain, Roger Beeson, Max Martin, and Mr. Coleman. BOYS' 4-H- TOP ROW: Myra Heater, Dan Beher, Mr. Coleman, Mike Boh- lander, and Becky Broyles. SECOND ROW: Max Hannon, Jim Broyles, Paul Thurston, Monte Rudy, Jerry Clock and Larry Craib. THIRD ROW: Clayton Rudy, Kent Swaim, Mike Shaffer, Donald Dunham, and Joe Gossett. FOURTH ROW: Linda Jones, Kay Ashton, Judy Morris, Sue Ann Woolley, and Lois Rudy. BOTTOM ROW: Steve Thurston, Phil Chastain, Roger Beeson, Max Martin, and Morris Hull. Sponsored by SUMMITVILLE GOODRICH Aggressive Rural Leadership GIRLS’ 4-H- TOP ROW: Connie Glass, Virginia Soales, Linda Heater, Leanna Nottingham, Emily Wable, Elizabeth Davis, Judy Auler, Aljere Jenny, Marsha Auler, Beth Thompson, Cathy Curry, Myra Heater and Becky Broyles. SECOND ROW: Terri Little, Carol Robinson, Linda Bohlander, Kathy Reding, Karen Thomas, Margaret Pyle, Cheryl Watts, Rose Marie Ashton, Linda Beeson, Darlene Ice, Janis Johnson, Celia Elsworth and Judy King. THIRD ROW: Christine Jones, Linda Jones, Eloise Allen, Jeanine Beeson, Pat McMahan, Sharon Moore, Diana Overdorf, Sue Stokes, Sharon Merrill, Susan Brane, Sue Johnson, Judy Morris and Mrs. Goodman. BOTTOM ROW: Charles Moore, Sue Woolley, Robin Brachvogel, Lois Rudy, Teresa Golden, Marilyn Ribelin, Rosemary Johnson, Connie Banker, Sue Green and Tom Moore. CRAFT CLUB- TOP ROW: Steven Woodruff, Paul Davis and John Lawson. SEC- OND ROW: Raymond Reding, Stephen Byrd, Mitchell Kirkwood and Michael Reding. THIRD ROW: Clarence Auler, Tim Miller, Jerry Byrd, Junior Blalock and Kenith Blalock. BOTTOM ROW: Mike Bohlander, Steve Thurston, Dwight Gardner, Jon Van Ness and David Kirkwood. Sponsored by McMAHAN SON The National Honor Soci- ety, a newly formed organ- ization, bases its member- ship on academic superior- ity. The organization will strive to raise the scholastic standards of S.H.S. STANDING: Jerry Reding, BOYS’ STATE Delegate; Max Martin, Alternate. SEATED: Kay Melling, GIRLS’ STATE Delegate; Nancy Harrold, Alternate. PROMINENT SCHOOL LEADERS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY— TOP ROW: Jerry Reding, Ed Stitt and Mr. Absher. SECOND ROW: Darlene Dudley, Linda Wade, Marilyn Ribelin, Steve Thurston, Teresa Golden and Sue Green. BOTTOM ROW: Kay Melling, Linda Blackburn, Nancy Harrold, Phyllis Thurston and Norma O'Dell. STUDENT COUNCIL- LEFT to RIGHT: Joe Gossett, Cheryl Watts, Bonnie Bogue, Tom Fromholz, Roger Beeson, Morris Hull, Phil Chastain, Mrs. Goodman, Mr. Kurtz, Jerry Reding, Mr. Absher, Linda Hiatt, Max Matin, Terry Weesner, Lois Rudy, Phyllis Thurston, Dixie Goacher and Cinda Shaffer. Sponsored by EWING'S FUNERAL HOME AND FURNITURE Classes Unite to Publish Gazette GAZETTE PUBLI- CATIONS- TOP ROW: Leon Hollings- worth, Judy Head, Miss Slain, Judi Kennedy, Alonnia Kelley and Norma O'Dell. BOTTOM ROW: Bonnie Bright and Sandi Jeffries. GAZETTE RE- PORTERS- TOP ROW: Linda Covalt, Steve Thurston, Phyllis Thurston, Amanda Pyle, Lois Rudy, Ed Stitt, Kay Melling and Doug Coleman. BOTTOM ROW: Kay Ashton, Cynthia DuPouy, Teresa Golden, Linda Blackburn, Nancy Harrold and Marilyn Ribelin. Y.F.C. CLUB- top ROW: Judy Stanley, Min- nie Miller, Sharon Kil- gore, Miss Slain, Alonnia Kelley and Phyllis Thurs- ton. BOTTOM ROW: Unda Covalt, Jack Robinson, Susan Brane, Norma O'Dell and Terry Addison. Sponsored by MANGAS CAFETERIA Editor Kay Melling Administration Directors Cynthia DuPouy Amanda Pyle Proofread Kay Asht Linda Co' 68 Staff Business Manager Linda Blackburn Asst. Bus. Mgr. Lois Rudy Activity Marilyn Ribelin, Directors Teresa Golden Athletic Directors Doug Coleman Nancy Harrold Photographers Jim Norris Steve Thurston 69 f Miss Personality Sue Green f 4 Miss Car Check Phyllis Thurston I Queens at S. H. S. Miss Oak Leaves Lois Rudy Miss Madison County Teresa Golden Junior Prom Queen Nancy Harrold UNDERWOOD’S Ice Cream Parlor Alexandria BING’S The Student Store in Anderson HASTY SON ELEVATOR Fairmount Indiana QUAKER INN F A I R M 0 U N T JOS. A. GODDARD Wholesale Groceries Muncie CHRISTY DRUGS ’’The Pre- scription Drug Store Fairmount Anderson Indiana SKATELAND ROLLER OTTO BENDER PALACE Insurance Agnecy R. L. LEESON’S SON CO. Elwood Alexandria Alexandria Madison County’s Most Complete Modern Department Store ROBY'S CLEANERS INDIANA MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO. Alexandria SMALL’S CAFE Good Food Sandwiches — Short Orders Carry — Out Phone 6-9289 Miller Huggins Inc. Headquarters for Typewriters of All Kinds We rent, sell and trade. You may rent with option to buy machine and apply rental. Corner of New York and Summit Street 1212 Meridan Street Anderson Indiana Get Your Holiday Turkey at ALLEN’S TURKEY FARM SUMMER’S TV Sales Service Alexandria Ph. 4-4256 RHODES JEWELERS Popular Brands Jewel ry China Watches Rings Crystal Alexandria Indiana PHILCO Active people go for Coke! Enjoy Coca-Cola right now! Bottled under authority of The Coca-Cola Company by Compl iments of your CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Serving the Heart of Madison County Alexandria Summi tvi I le Orestes ALEXANDRIA BAKERY SNACK BAR Alexandria BERG’S FLOWER SHOP Complete Wedding Reception Service We Have Everything to Serve You” Alexandria Compliments of SEYFERT DISTRIBUTING CO. DARI DELITE For the Best in Sandwiches and Home-Made Ice Cream State Road 9 Alexandria Compliments of F. E. SKINNER PAINTING SERVICE Compliments of Farms and Industrial Phone Lincoln 7-2506 JOHNS - MANVILLE Greenville, Ohio Alexandria ANN’S DAIRY BAR 206 W. Washington Alexandria COLLEGIATE DRESS GIFT SHOP HANK’S TV APPLIANCE Compliments of Complete Line of Ladies’ Apparel Fine Selection of Gifts COLLINS Gaston Compliments of FERMEN’S in Alexandria Summitville 121 West Church Alexandria DANNER’S 5 10 in Alexandria FRANK SCHULTZ TRUCKING Phone 6-2641 Summitville Indiana MARK BRANCH Trucking Gravel Co. Work rigging, machinery moving and erecting. No Job too Large or too Small” Complete Insurance Coverage on Work Phone 6-2114 Summitville DIETZEN’S BAKERY M-M-M! BAKERY- FRESH BREAD Elwood KARL M. KYLE FUNERAL HOME Serving the Surrounding Area Our newly added 3,000 square feet of floor space for your convenience and homelike atmosphere. HEINEY’S FROZEN FOODS AND MEATS Custom Slaughtering Year Round Retail and Wholesale Meats Meats of School s Churches Family Freezers Michigan Fruits in Season Anderson 1213 E. 23 Street Indiana Compliments of WINGER INSURANCE AGENCY of Phone 4-4411 Alexandria a 418 Marion National Bank Building EDWARD’S Friend Marion DRUGS Fai rmount electrical energy for the needs of motion From Kitty Hawk to Cape Canaveral in just 57 years. Quite a success story, and it isn’t over yet. Some day soon man will conquer space itself—and when he does, electricity will play an essential role. For electricity is one of the main powers of progress. That’s where Delco-Remy research comes in. If continued progress is to be made in motion, consistent improvement must be made in the complex systems which create, transform, and control electricity. From Delco-Remy research will come such improved systems, reliable systems, to meet the needs of motion tomorrow. Delco-Remy From the highway to the stars DIVISION OF GENERAL MOTORS. ANDERSON. INDIANA When You Think of Good Furniture Think of COTTERMAN’S We offer Quality and at the same time give you economy! Your General Electric Dealer” Phone 4-3457 Alexandria Sharon Prefers the Top Bunk, But Dixie and Nancy Like Any Level at Sears. SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY Anderson Indiana THE BRIGHTEST NAME IN LIGHTS GUIDE—MATIC Power Headlight Control and T-3 Safety Aim Headlights Reliable - Dependable GUIDE-LAMP-DIVISION Anderson Indiana GENERAL MOTORS CORP Ask for John” F. R. HULL 8. SON State Road 28 Alexandria GOLDEN CRUST Doughnut, Inc. Delivered Fresh Daily” Anderson EVERETT E. CORN FAIRMOUNT IMPLEMENT COMPANY Sales and Service TOP HAT DRIVE - IN Auctioneer and Real Estate Phone WI-8-4193 Fairmount Alexandria Fairmount Indiana McCLEAD’S TEXACO HINTON KILGORE Standard Service Alexandria Lub, Oil, Tire Repair Alexandria, Indiana MILLER MOTORS INC. CHEVROLET k Alexandria Indiana Summitville Bank Trust Co. “A Good Bank in a Good Town” Compliments of Banner Store 80 Anderson Indiana s T E W A R T S M A R I 0 N F U R N I T U R E F A I R M 0 u N T B E Y BROADWAY E R SALES CORP. C A Imperial N Chrysler N | Dodge N G Sales C Service 0 M 633 Broadway P Anderson A N Y East Side Jersey Dairy Anderson Muncie Ed Stitt 1960 Prom King Nancy Harrold 1960 Prom Queen Your Madison County Farm Bureau Summitville Phil Hannon, Mgr. Phone 6-2291 DAVID STEELE Compliments of Photographer Paul Howard ALLIANCE AMUSEMENT COMPANY for Fine Portrait and Wedding Photography Alexandria Complete Drug Service Fountain Service FRANK'S MENS WEAR Fine Dress Go Clothes for Men Boys WELLS BOWLING LANES State Road 37 Elwood Rapid—Reliable Photo Finishing Alexandria Summitville DRUGS Indiana CULLEN STONE CURLESS ARMSTRONG Service Station Summitvil le WELLS LUMBER COMPANY State Road 9 Alexandria Farm Equipment Compliments of MADISON COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASS’N. INC. Fairmount Indiana Anderson Alexandria El wood Mark I evil le Pendleton Summitville TIMES TRIBUNE CORPORATION Sizelove’s A W Root Beer Commercial Printing Alexandria Indiana HARTS Grocery Store THE OHIO OIL CO. Marathon Products- Phone 4-4451 Ph. 6-2132 Alexandria Summitvil le Gasoline — Fuel Oils “Best in the Long Run Phone-Anderson 2-2216 Anderson Cox’s Super Market Cox's Makes It Eas ier FARMER’S CITIES SERVICE Summitville PSI IOTA XI SORORITY Appreciates the Community’s Continued Support of the THRIFT SHOP HAMMOND’S HEATING PLUMBING FIwood Compliments of MILTON’S CLOTHING STORE Marion BROYLES ELECTRIC MULLEN’S SHOE STORE Marion, Indiana “The New Shoe Styles’’ The Shoe Center Alexandria, Indiana Goblin Boosters Woolworth's Delong's Beauty Shop Elwood Summitville Green Thumb Good Earth Alexandria Anderson Kobert HocKer, d.v.m. Alexandria Record and Flower Shop Alexandria Alexandria Hueston's Dickey’s Gulf Alexandria Alexandria Twin City Chevrolet Vasbinder’s Hardware Fairmount Summitville Les's Marathon Cockerham Motors Alexandria Alexandria Martin’s Grocery Standard Oil Company Alexandria Anderson rurscnman's iua Summitville Summitville Hiatt's Poultry Market Fairmount Western Auto Alexandria Fairmount Bruning's Uptown Beauty Shop Summitville Summitville Vinson Funeral Home Summitville We won! Someone mad? Fads and Knee-ticklers! Twist! Reward! Chatter, chatter, chatter! Sponsored by NEAL JOHNSON INSURANCE AGENCY Fancies Going Steady! Reaching for knowledge! Burning the midnight oil! I want my Maypo! The New Look! Sponsored by AZIMOW AND CULBERTSON Tomorrow We Face the World How did he get into the act? Let's go for a ride. Quick! Look busy! Here comes our sponsor! Sponsored by SCHOGERS CARPET HOUSE That's our girl. All smiles! Next bus- -8:10 A.M. ft Umm good! „ • - ■