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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1963 volume:

OAK LEAVES 1963 Edited By yearbook Staff Sumntit ville .High School SuMMitville. Jndiam Zable of Contents Opening......................2 Academic....................io Activities..................38 Athletics...................66 Advertising.................79 foreword As our nation progresses so must the youth of today progress. Since we believe that the future of our nation depends upon the education of our youth, we students of Summitville High School wish to show you in this yearbook the high educational goals which we are striving to obtain. The basic idea of education in the United States is that self-government requires informed citizens and that every one, according to his capability, is given equal opportunity to learn. We will guide you through our yearbook by means of our newly formed school crest: our crest symbolizes the many and varied activities that occur throughout the school year. -3- I School Jtife Kevolves Mound Zhese The waving of the red, white, and blue reminds us of our American heritage. What Morrie won't do to get a good picture! At 3:15, you take your life in your own hands. The students board the school busses at the end of another day. - 4 - MM Mr. Ward finds S. H. S. students neater than the average??? ‘Common Scenes ’' and ‘ 'Busy Spots Hardened members of the W.P.A. (We poke along) Candy thieves caught in the act A last minute check of their lockers prepares Paul and Mike for locker inspection. floon Jtour Cends J Pleasant Variety ' A moment on the lips, forever on the hips. We like this part of education best! Get on your mark, get set Zo Zhc Day’s ‘ ‘Never ending' ’ Activities Modern implements repaired. May I have your attention, please? S. H. S. 's own Mona Lisa in action. Morning finds Agnes busy with excuses. The cooks are really busy when that long await- ed 11:30 bell rings. Sue, Sunny and Margaret try bribery” on the hall monitor, ferry Weesner. Line forms at the rear. This is always a busy spot be- tween classes. Sutra Activities Mean Sutra Busy Students -9- School Administrators Supply facilities As principal of S.H.S., Mr. Robert Absher deals with the many varying aspects of school life. It is his respon- ibility to see that each stu- dent receives the fullest ben- efits from his high school education. As a result of his careful guidance, our school has become an ef- ficient institute of higher learning. Mrs. Agnes Moyer, our school secretary, keeps the school's financial records along with the files of each student. - 12 - Js Well As Ccadership Mr. Don Gossett, our recently elected trustee, began his term of office this year. We know that Mr. Gossett will prove to be a very cap- able administrator Mr. Harold Forrest has been trustee for the past eight years. His careful guidance has greatly aided our school in many ways. Advisors tothe trustee are John Bear, Gene DuPouy, and Robert Dean. - 13 - Zhese People Me Ip Us James D. Stone Purdue University Coach Physical Education Driver's Education Arthur Gossett Ball State Teachers College Social Studies Math Lavelda Goodman Purdue University Home Economics Maxine Thurston Ball State Teachers College Grade 3 Mary Dickerson North Texas State Grade 5 Rose Slain University of Colorado Business Education Zo Attain Higher Goals Luise McCormick Baylor College Grade i Mary Jane Brewer Ball State Teachers College Grade 2 Carmel Mann Ball State Teachers College Grade 6 Wilma Gossett Ball State Teachers College Grade 4 Robert Palmer Taylor University Mathematics Cecil Coleman Purdue University Biology Agriculture Zhrough Zheir Quidam and Zeaching We Develop Patricia Kessler Marion College Art English Elementary Music Marcia Escott Ball State Teachers College English Library Science James M. Kurtz Purdue University Social Studies Asst. Coach Physical Education Charles Fadely Brigham Young University Choir Band Elementary Music Rub Gossett Ball State Teachers College Grade 1 Mary Busick Ball State Teachers College English Physical Education - 16 - Coyal People With Important fobs Mr. and Mrs. Ward are the two capable people who have been responsible for the excellent up- keep and condition of our school. Emza Thurston, Belva Forrest, Doris Frazier, and Margaret Leachmanare the four ladies who have undertaken the enormous task of properly feeding our school body. Art Watts, Tom Bair, Wilma Joyner, Betty Bogue, and Ralph Thurston go through rain, hail, sleet, or snow to see that the students of S.H.S. arrive at school on time. - 17 - Js freshmen We Opened Zhe Doors Dave Glass President Bill VanNess Vice-President Darwin Woodruff Secretary Gerald P. Irwin Treasurer - 18 - Zo A flew And Exciting World Keith Baldwin Connie Banker Jeanine Beeson Pam Benton Joyce Blalock Terry Lee Byrd Class Kings Added Zo Zhc Excitement Ron Caldwell Don Dunlap Betty Farmer Judith Gates Calvin Head Linda Hiatt Of A Memorable Sophomore X ear Loretta Hollingsworth Morris Hull Tom Inglis Callie Jackson - 21 - Our {Junior l car Brought “Stardust” James Johnson Rosemary Johnson Tex Marchal Patricia McMahan - 22 - Md finally, Js Seniors. We Cook forward Zo Dick McGlynn Rick Runyan Steve Small Donna Stitt Ann Stum Sharon Treadway ■ 23 - A bright and Prosperous Juture Sunny Turschman Terry Weesner Margaret Wilson Sue Ann Woolley - 24 - JioHor Society Rewards Scholastic Achievement The National Honor Society members must qualify scholastically. They are also judged on citizenship, leadership, initiative, cooperation and attitude. The members are as follows: TOP ROW-Jerry Irwin, JoeGossett. Jim Broyles, Donna Stitt. Jim Johnson, and Bill VanNess. FRONT ROW-Pat McMahan, Susie Brane, Sharon Merrill, Pam Benton. Rosemary Johnson, and Linda Hiatt. Boys’ State Representative. Jerry Irwin: Alternate. Bill VanNess. The purpose of Girls’ State and Boys' State is to give our youth of today a better understanding of our local, coun- Girls State Representative. Rosemary Johnson; Alternate. Connie Banker. ty. and state governments. Those who attend also return with new found friends and many happy memories. - 25 - Organizations dorm backgrounds dor duturc Vocations FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB - standing, left to right: Connie Banker, Ann Stum, Loretta Hollingsworth, Pat McMahan, Bill VanNcss, Jerry Irwin, Linda Hiatt. Sitting: Mar- garet Wilson, Cinda Shaffer, Donna Stitt, Rosemary Johnson. STUDENT COUNCIL - standing, left to right: Keith Baldwin, Pete Schwinn, Christy Jones, Pat Bogue, Carol Robinson, Pat McMahan, Donna Stitt, Margar- et Wilson, Dave Glass, Sharon Armstrong, Jim Kurtz, Tim Hiatt, Ken Dickerson, Joe Gossett, Connie Bank- er. Sitting: Rosemary Johnson, Mickey Fields, Cin- da Shaffer, Mr. Kurtz, Linda Hiatt, Bill VanNcss, Darwin Woodruff, Mrs. Goodman, and Mr. Abshcr. 26 - Terry Addison Sue Appel Jim Banker Lillian Bear Stephen Beckley Tom Beher Charles Bogir Susan Brane Jim Broyles Linda Chappell Karen Coty Julanne Cullen Ken Dickerson Don Dunham Joe Gossett Fay Greer Max Hannon Roger Johnson Sue Johnson Sharon Kilgore Bill Koon Wynona Kay Leach John Robert Marchall Patty Martin Sharon Merrill Minnie Miller Charles Moore Sharon Moore Judy Morris Jerry Nottingham Steve Pyle Clayton Rudy Reba Ryan Edwin Scott Cinda Shaffer JoEllen Stanley Judith Stanley Sue Stokes Glcnna Street Kent Swain Steve Thompson Becky Thurber Dennis Wable {juniors Anticipate Zheir Role Js Seniors Treasurer.......................Sue Brane - 27 - Class Kings .Highlight Sophomore l ear Eioise Allen Sharon Armstrong Eugene Auler Suzanne Barley Alice Barnett Dale Bennett Pam Bogue Sue Bogue Mike Bohlander Rebecca Brannen Jerry Clock Ronald David Davis Terry England Patti Ann Eppley Ramona Fetcner Ralph Dale Fields Dwight Gardner Gordon Glass Michael Glass Robert Greer John Grimme Virgil Hannah Linda Hendricks lohn Hiatt Karen Hull lohn Inglis Michael Johnson Linda Jones Judy King Jim Kurtz Richard Maple Allen Matchett Janice Miller Laurie Norris Ronnie Oren Cinda Overdorf James Pettigrew Alice Petty William Petty William Reding Monte Rudy Carol Robinson Ronn Slain Steve Smith Peter Schwinn Sharon Saunders Norma Spencer Sarah Stearns Paul Thurston Mike Vinson Gary Williams Charles Wilson Becky t'nderwood Linda Waltz - 28 - Grade 9 “United We Stand, divided We Jail” Rose Marie Ashton Connie Barnhart Linda Beeson Dan Beher Larry Benton Terry Blackburn Kenneth Blalock Patty Bogue Tim Bohlander Shirley Bright Larry Cook Bill Cunningham Orville Dailey Paul Davis Jim Dunlap Celia Elsworth Connie Glass Peggy Goacher Craig Head Mary Heater Tim Hiatt Shirley Hughes Danny Ice Darlene Ice Jim Jackson Janis Johnson Mary Johnson Dave Kirkwood Larry Mahoney Linda Milligan Tom Moore Jane Payne Sharon Rose Poynter Larry Joe Smith Laura Smith Marileen Smith Virginia Mae Soales Dave Street Jon VanNess Robert Vetor Mike Vetor Cheryl Kay Watts Darlene White Eighth Qraders (jo (front jr. High Zo jHigh School Clarence Auler Thomas Blackburn Curtis Blalock Vanessa Bogir Linda Bohlander Jack Bright Becky Broyles Marcia Brown Jerry Byrd Richard Byrd Larry Craib Doug Christopher Marlena Cox Carol Crump Tom Curry Cynthia Dunham Donna Farmer Michael Fields Ruth Greer Charles Hasty Linda Heater Myra Heater Jimmy Hendricks Michael Hollingsworth Pamela Ice June Irwin Joe Isenburg Sandra King Shirley Massey Nikki McGlynn Tim Miller Raymond Moore Chuck Norris Leanna Nottingham Mike O'Neil Diana Overdorf Margaret Pyle Kathy Reding Raymond Reding Roscoe Rousey Tom Russell Marcia Saunders Robert Sexton Jill Silvey Phillip Stanley Karen Thomas David Vinson Emily Wable Steve Walker Margo Waltz - 30 - Exciting Challenges Qrect Seventh traders Jack Addison Judy Auler Marsha Auler Charles Barnett Teresa Boman Roger Byrd Stephen Byrd Frank Caldwell Joyce Cawthorn Diana Crull Monty Cullen Kathy Curry Elizabeth Davis Bruce Fraser Larry Garmon Zellamae Greer Donald Hasty Michael Hinshaw Terry Hockersmitli Jerry Hughes Lynda Ice Aljere Jenny Christine Jones Dianna Kendall Mitchell Kirkwood James Lawson John Lawson Terrie Little Evelyn Milligan Dana Norris Vicki Piercy Carlos Pyle Michael Reding Patricia Reding Betty Russell James Stanley Beth Thompson Jeff Vetor Mike Vetor Ted Williams Mike Webb - 31 - Sixth (traders Anxiously Await Jr. High I—J: A n A ■' Elaine Allen Andy Anderson Patricia Broyles Reta Byrd Larry Crump Virginia Davis Malinda DeLong Nancy DeLong Ellen Ellis Doris Elsworth Deborah Fisher Lindsay Fraser Max Frazier Roger Hendricks Rum Hollingsworth Michael Hughes Roger Ice Jeffery Irwin Michael Irwin Michael Jessie Dale Johnson Garland Johnson Richard King Nanette Little Christy Melling Catherine Miller Wanda Norris Sandra Piercy Paul Roberts Steven Rogers Martha Saubert Dennis Shelton Terry Small Pamela Smith Jeffery Stanley Steven Street James Treadway Roxanne Wable Timothy Watson William Wilber Jifth Qraders Climb Zke Codder Of Knowledge Gary Barnhart Diana Brewer Debra Byrd Gregory Cochran Barbara Craib Connie Cullen Robert Dailey Eugenia Dickerson Barbara Dunlap Steven DuPouy Deborah Eaton Gerald Elsworth Billie Eppley Dennis Fields Connie Garmon Stanley Gibson Nancy Ice Linda Irwin Ralph Irwin Johnnie Isenburg Aletha Jones Caryl Joyner Dennis Joyner Mitchel Mason Charles Massey Ross McCalip Norman McCleery Emily Miller Anne Neese Gloria Pyle Barbara Reding Betty Reding Merribeth Stanley Michael Waller Melody Webb Belinda Williams Brenda Wilson Jerry Wilson Kathryn Wilson Cs V f - 33 - fourth graders Seek Answers Zo flew Questions John Allen Steven Auler lean Barnett Donna Bright Gene Brown Jeffery Corn Charles Cox Gregory Delong Diana Dickerson Richard Fisher Perry Garmon Mike Glass Herbert Hasty Teresa Hill Lee Hollingsworth Zula Hollingsworth Stephen Hoppes Blake Housam Vicky Ice David King Douglas King Enola Larkin Charles Little Dale Moore Philip Nash Traci Pattison Danny Piercy Glenn Smith Jon Stanley Randy Street Gary Thomas Patsy Lllery James Vetor Sheryl Wable Mary Ann Watts Sanura Wilson Zhird Qraders 'Discover Ccaming Js 3un Harry Auler Peggy Barnhart Lynn Bear Debra Blalock Anita Brewer Stanley Cawthorn Roger Clark Carol Coleman Jeffery Cowles Jeri Craib Gail Ewing Rebecca Fields Charles Fruitt Dorris Gibson Cynthia Grindle Patty Hart Keith Hendrick Janice Holland Jeffery Hoppes Bethany Housam Diantha Hull Gayle Ice Mary Isenburg Douglas Jenny Jeffery Jones Theresa Jordan Carla Joyner Christine Massey Edwain McClain Kenneth McCleery Jay Morris Rita Overdorf Teresa Piercy Catherine Randol Gail Reding Gwen Reding Janet Saunders Bonnie Smith Deborah Wable Rita Wilson - 35 - Second Qraders Cearn flew Jacts Vicky Armstrong James Lee Auler Christy Bohlander Pamela Jane Brown Karen D. Clifton Jeffrey L. Cochran Jeffrey Lee Cox Douglas E. DuPouy Dennis R. Eaton Duane Herbert Elsworth Keithana Kay Elsworth Mardgo Lyn Eppiey Darryl Hart John Hasty Anita C. Hendrick Dennis Hollingsworth Trudy Lynn Hollingsworth Peggy S. Ice Wallace Isenburg Jennie Jackson Marcia Jessie Larry Kurtz Tony Larken Ronald Scott Maynard Winston McCalip Deborah Jo Morris Lu Ann Niverson Virgil Wayne Parks Deborah Lee Phelps Lester C. Ridge Ronald Wayne Small Faith A. Smith Renee Snelling Marcia Kay Stanley Reginald C. Watson - 36 - Tirst Qraders Open Zhe Door Zo Knowledge Emily Allen Robert Anderson Kathy Armstrong Vicki Bright Randy Byrd Ronnie Byrd Dale Clark Victor Dean Marlene Frazier Diana Gibson James Greer Anthony Hendrick Faith Housam Mickeal Ice Jenny Jefferies Donald Jordon, Jr. Chris Joyner Billy Larkin Betty Jean Maddox Randel Mason Ann Maria Matney Debra Jo McClain Rise McCalip Timothy Norris Bruce Phelps Steven Randol Cynthia Rosenthall Debra Sappenfield Marvin Saubert Rhonda Semon Deborah Kay Shelton Beth Ann Stone Ken Thurston Anita Vetor Jill Wable Ronnie Wilson - 37 - Social jCife Js formed - 38 - Zkrougk Extra-Curricular Activities „Headlines Jnd 'Deadlines Create Confusion Seated: Linda Hiatt. Donna Stitt, Bill VanNess. Rosemary Johnson. Standing: Jerry Irwin Joe Gossett. Morris Hull, and Miss Slain. Oak Leaves Staff Bill VanNess Donna Stitt.......................Co-Editors Jerry Irwin...............Business Manager Rosemary Johnson........................Copy Editor Linda Hiatt...................Picture Editor Joe Gossett Morris Hull....................Photographers Miss Slain Sponsor Summitville 4-M Club Receives Many Morns From row: Rose Marie Ashton. Linda Jones. Connie Banker. Rosemary Johnson. Pat McMahan. Eloise Allen. Carol Robinson, Darlene Ice. Cheryl Watts. Second row: Barbara Craib, Gloria Pyle. Pam Ben- ton. Patti Eppley, Sue Stokes. Jeanine Beeson. Sue Woolley, Linda Beeson. Barbara Dunlap. Connie Cullen. Third row: Mrs. Goodman, Myra Heater, Kathy Curry. Nanette Little. Sandra Piercy, Elaine Allen, Joyce Cawthorn. Diana Kendall. Virginia Davis, Christy Melling, Rita Byrd, Judy Morris. Fourth row; Diana Brewer. Katherine Wilson. Judy Auler, Linda Bohlander, Connie Glass. Vanessa Bo- gir, Eugenia Dickerson. Deborah Eaton. Melody Webb, Anne Neese. Fifth row: Beth Thompson. Marcia Brown, June Irwin Aliere Jenny. Elizabeth Davis. Patty Reding. Cynthia Dunham. Sharon Mer- rill, Karen Coty. Connie Banker. Marilyn Ribelin and Pat McMahan were winners in the 4-H dress revue last summer. Marilyn was Grand Championof Madison County. She represent- ed the county in the state dress revue. Connie was champion in the coats division. Pat was champion in the separates division. 4-Ji Clubs and Vocational Classes Rosemary Johnson received an award from Mrs. Good- man for being our Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow. She received the highest score on a test which many senior girls took. 4-H Junior Leaders: Front row: Sue Stokes, Patti Eppley. Jcanine Beeson, P.it McMahan, Rosemars Johnson, Sue Woolley, and Connie Banker. Sec- ond row: Judy Morris, Sharon Merrill. Karen Coty, Cheryl Watts. Darlene Ice, Linda Beeson, Eloise Allen, and Carol Robinson. Third row: Pete Schwinn. John Grimme. Kent Swaim, Joe Gossett, Monte Rudy, and Max Hannon. Pat McMahan shows the route which she took going to Washington D.C. She was awarded this trip for being State Clothing Judging Champion. Other state winners went also. - 42 - prepare Us -for Juture £img The members of the Craft Club proudly display some of their projects. Standing, left to right are: Pat Reding, Billie Eppley, Mike Waller, Garland John- son, Stanley Gibbson, and Steve Rogers. Boy's 4-H: TOP ROW—Don Dunham. Joe Gossett. Monte Rudy, Clayton Rudy, Max Hannon. Pete Schwinn, and Lar- ry Benton. THIRD ROW--Dan Beher, John Grimme, Allen Matchett, Jerry Clock, Tim Watson, and Tim Bohlander. SECOND ROW--Linda Heater. Patty Broyles, Christy Jones. Myra Heater, Ross McCalip. Robert Daily, and Mr. Cole- man. FRONT ROW--Patty Broyles. Sharon Merrill. Karen Coty. Judy Morris, Sue Woolley, and Linda Jones. - 43 - Mr. Coleman, Kent Swaim, and Jerry Nottingham saw a piece of lumber in shop class. These boys, along with others, are working on several proiects. Student Participation Js Greatly Jncreased Gazette Staff: Standing, Ron Caldwell. Pat McMahan. Johnson. Sitting. Miss Slain, Pam Benton. Donna Sharon Merrill. Bill VanNess, Sharon Armstrong, Jim Stitt. Judy Gates, and Loretta Hollingsworth. Drama Club: Top Row. Darwin Woodruff. Jerry Irwin. Keith Baldwin. Terry Byrd, Terry Weesner, Joe Gos- sett. Jim Dunlap, Jon VanNess. Steve Pyle. Jim Bank- er. Row 4: John Grimme, Steve Smith. Rick Runyan. Dan Beher, Mike Vinson, Allen Matchett. Ken Dick- erson. Steve Thompson. Jim Kurtz. Mike Johnson. Row 3: Patti Eppley, Sharon Armstrong, Cinda Over- dorf. Julanne Cullen. Eloise Allen, Linda Waltz. Shar- on Saunders. Alice Petty, Carol Robinson. Norma Spen- cer. Linda Jones. Mrs. Kessler Row 2: lex Marchal. Susie Brane. Cinda Shaffer. Sharon Merrill. Judy Mor- ris, Karen Coty, Linda Milligan, Laura Norris, Suzanne Barley. Linda Hiatt, Sarah Stearns. Mrs. Busick. Row I: Sue Stokes. Jo Ellen Stanley, Bill VanNess. Donna Stitt, Morris Hull. Pat McMahan, Connie Banker, Mar- garet Wilson. Jeanine Beeson, Sue Ann Woolley. Rose- mary Johnson. - 44 - through Membership Jh Our Various MU vities Junior students keep a large supply of questions in store for Mr. Kurtz. Members of Library Science learn tne rules and order of a library. Spanish Club - Top Row: Steve Smith. Bob Marchal, Tim Hiatt, Mike Vetor. Jim Jack- son. Ralph Fields. Oanny Ice. Row 2: Reba Ryan. Linda Jones. Sue Johnson. Jerry Irwin. John Grimme, Carol Robinson. Row 3: Sue Bogue, Norma Spencer. Sarah Stearns. Linda Hendricks. Judy King. - 45 - But ?un Md friends Me flot forgotten F.F.A. - Top Row; Steve Beckley, Paul Davis, Da- vid Street, Larry Cook, Larry Benton. Larry Mahoney, Craig Head, Kenneth Blalock, Terry Blackburn. Row 4: Virgil Hannah, Ron Oren, David Kirkwood, Dan- ny Wilson, Allen Matchett, Mike Vinson, Tim Boh- lander. Bill Koon. Row 3: Pete Schwinn, Gordon Glass, Tom Inglis, Mike Bohlander, Jim Pettigrew, Bill Petty, David Davis. Mr. Coleman. Row 2: Joe Gossett, Dennis Wable, Clayton Rudy, Roger Johnson, Ed Scott, Charlie Moore, Tom Beher. Row i: Rick Runyan. Don Dunlap. Keith Baldwin, Tex Marchal, Dave Glass, Tom Inglis, Steve Small, Morrie Hull. Vocational Agriculture and F.F.A. help develop interest and ownership. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America velopment of agricultural leadership, cooperation, zenship. individual is the de- and citi- Ju Our Daily School Routines Carol Ann, Lorrie, Alice, and Sharon clean up after their meal-making mess. These girls, Christy Melling, Myra Heater. Linda Beeson, and Vanessa Bogir were winners in their divisions in 4-H. Learning through eating - - what could he better! Pat and Connie learn that the difficulties of sewing begin with cutting out the material. We Practice Skills find Qain Knowledge Norma Spencer and Reba Ryan receive instructions from Mrs. Escott on some of the various meanings of Spanish terms. Biology students find a new and exciting life that can be discov- ered and studied only through the far-reaching powers of the newly purchased microscopes. - 48 - Drivers Education Class, left to right, Mike Glass. Patti Eppley, Mr. Stone. Judy Gates. John Grimme, John Hiatt, Ron Slain, Mike Johnson, Monte Rudy, and Becky Underwood. Jrcm Our Academic Schedule Students learn correct typing posture, as well as the proper Teacher and students, alike, enjoy and anti- care and use of the typewriters. cipate the daily plane geometry class. • 49 - Chemistry class finds that learning through experimentation is fun! Underclassmen 3ind Phys. Sd. J Jarnite Gymnastics are practiced during the girls’ physical education period. - 50 - Seniors Proudly Display Cords TOP ROW: Terry Byrd, Terry Weesner, Rick Runyan, Don Dunlap, Steve Small, Ron Caldwell, Keith Bald- win, Tom Inglis, Morris Hull, Bill VanNess. MID- DLE ROW: Linda Hiatt, Sue Woolley, Connie Banker, Rosemary Johnson, Pat McMahan, Jeanine Beeson, Donna Stitt. FRONT ROW: Callie Jackson, Sharon Treadway, Judy Gates, Joyce Blalock, Ann Stum, Sunny Turschman, Margaret Wilson. - 51 Seniors display best view of cords. Zkrough J M ist of Stardust After Susie Green crowned Rosemary Johnson queen. Bill VanNess presented her with a dozen long- stemmed red roses. Attendants Linda Hiatt and Margarett Wilson were donned with crowns of carn- ation flowers. - 52 - We Capture Our Moments Zo Remember The queen and her attendants pose in a mist of Stardust. - 53 - Jrom Zhc Riches of St. Couis MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Mr. Smith...........................Bill VanNess Mrs. Smith...........................Pat McMahan Rose.........................Donna Stitt Ester...................Rosemary Johnson Tootie...................Jeanine Beeson Agnes...................Margaret Wilson Lon................................Terry Weesner Grandpa......................Jerry Irwin Katie......................Callie Jackson Mrs. Waughop ......................Connie Banker Ida Boothby...........................Sue Woolley John Shephard................Morris Hull Fred Gregory.................Don Dunlap Lucille Pentard..............Linda Hiatt Mr. Dodge................Darwin Woodruff Mr. Duffy....................Steve Small • 54 - Zo Zhc Swamps of Couisiana Mr. Crochet Mrs. Crochet Topal . . . . Evvie . . . . Elna .... Fleece . . . THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEP . . Bill VanNess Arthur..................... Morris Hull . . . Donna Stitt Mrs. Dupre'.................Connie Banker Rosemary Johnson Dewey Crochet...................Jerry Irwin . Margaret Wilson Mr. Tobin..................Jim Johnson . Jeanine Beeson Tayo Delacroix..............Terry Weesner Sue Ann Woolley Mrs. B. Crochet......................Pat McMahan � - 55 - Safety Precautions Minimize School Hazards These are our safety patrol boys. They are on duty every morning and night helping small children get to and from school safely. Everyone leaves the school as we have a practice fire drill. Practice for the improbable means less danger when there is a disaster. Paul Thurston stops some students because the cars have right of way. - 56 - Cong J waited Class Mwictos Arrive Freshman girls discuss their new class sweaters which are gray and white. The day the class jackets arrive is filled with gee's and oh's. These arc the first class rings to have the school crest on them. The measurements for our caps and gowns were taken. Preparations for final day ceremonies have begun. - 57 - Recreation Adds Variety Zo A Dong 'Day Youngsters anxiously await their turn in the gym. - 58 - Boys enjoy a hot game of baseball. Sadie Mauritius Day Jdds dun Jud Variety ■ 59 - A French hillbilly shows the newest French outfit. Seniors ’ KEITH BALDWIN Student Council 4; FFA 3,4; Dramatics 4; Play Crew 3,4; Band 1,2; Choir 1. CONNIE BANKER Class Offices; Vice President 1; Oak Leaves Staff 3; Gazette Staff 3; Student Council 2,3, 4;FTC 3,4; 4-H 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Thespians3. 4; Play Cast 3,4; Cheer- block 1,2,3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Twirler 1, 2. 3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Choir 4. JEANINE BEESON 4-H 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1,2,3, 4; Thespians 3.4; Play Cast 3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3, 4; Majorette 2,3,4; Twirler 2,3,4; Choir 1,2, 3, 4. PAM BENTON Class Offices: Treasurer 3; Gazette Staff 4; 4-H 1,2, 3; Play Crew 3; Cheerblock 1,2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Honor Society 4; Student Council 4. JOYCE BLALOCK 4-H 1; Dramatics 1; Cheerblock 1,2; Choir 2,3. TERRY BYRD FFA.2,3; Dramatics 3,4; Play Cast 3; Crew 4; Choir 2,3. RON CALDWELL Gazette Staff 4; Student Council 3; Play Crew 3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Band 3; Choir 1,2,3,4. DON DUNLAP FFA 3,4; Play Cast 3.4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2.3; Cross Country 1,2, 3; Choir 2,3,4. BETTY FARMER Gazette Staff 4; Play Crew 4; Cheerblock 1; Twirler 2,3, 4; Choir 1,2,3. JUDY GATES Gazette Staff 4; 4-H 1; YFC 1,2; Dramatics 1; Play Crew 4; Cheerblock 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Choir 4. DAVE GLASS Class Offices: President 4; Student Council 4; FFA 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4. CALVIN HEAD FFA 2,3,4. LINDA HIATT Class Offices: Treasurer 1; Oak Leaves Staff 4; Student Council 1,2, 4; FTC 3,4; Dramatics 1,2, 3,4; Play Cast 3; Cheerblock 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; Honor Society 4. LORETTA HOLLINGSWORTH Gazette Staff 4; FTC 3,4; YFC 2; Dramatics 1,2; Play Crew 4; Cheerblock 1,2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3. MORRIS HULL Oak Leaves Staff 4; Student Council 3; FFA 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H 1,2,3; Dramatics 4; Thespians 4; Play Cast 3,4; Cross Country 2,3; Track 2; Band 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3. TOM INGLIS FFA 1,2, 3, 4. GERALD IRWIN Class Offices: Treasurer 2,4; Oak Leaves Staff 4; Gazette Staff 4; FTC 3,4; Dramatics 1,4; Thespians 4; Play Cast 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Student Manager 1,2,3, 4; Honor Society 4; Student Council 4. Activities CALLIE JACKSON Play Cast 3; Choir 2. JIM JOHNSON Gazette Staff 4; Play Cast 4; Band 4; Choir 3,4; Honor Society 4; Student Coun- cil 4. ROSEMARY JOHNSON Oak Leaves Staff 4; Student Council 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; FTC 3,4; 4-H 1,2, 3, 4; Dramatics 1,2, 3,4; Thespians 3, 4; Play Cast 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Major- ette 3,4; Band 1; Choir 4; Spanish Club 1,2. DENISE STANLEY LANE YFC 1.2; Play Crew 3; Choir 2,3. TEX MARCHAL FFA 3.4; Dramatics 4. DICK McGLYNN YFC 1; Dramatics 3; Choir 3. 4. PAT McMAHAN Gazette Staff 3.4; Student Council 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; FTC 3,4; 4-H 1, 2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3.4; Thespians 4; Play Cast 3, 4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; Twirler 1,2,3.4; Spanish Club 1, 2. RICK RUNYAN Class Offices: President 1; Student Council 1; FFA 3.4; Dramatics 4; Play Crew 3,4; Basketball 1. STEVE SMALL FFA 3,4; Play Cast 3; Basketball 1,2; Choir 4. DONNA STITT Class Offices: Secretary 2,3; Oak Leaves Staff 4; Gazette Staff 4; Student Coun- cil 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; FTC 3,4; Dramatics 4; Thespians 4; Play Cast 3,4; Cheerblock 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3. ANN STUM FTC 3.4; 4-H 1,2; YFC 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics 1,2; Cheerblock 3; Choir 1,2.3. 4. SHARON TREADWAY Play Crew 3.4; Choir 1,3. SUNNY TURSCHMAN Play Crew 3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3,4. BILL VAN NESS Class Offices: President 3. Vice President 4; Oak Leaves Staff 4; Gazette Staff 1.2,3, 4; Student Council 3,4; Honor Society 3.4; FTC 3,4; Dramatics 1,2,3, 4; Thespians 1,2, 3,4; Play Cast 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3. 4; Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2. 3, 4; Track 1,2. 4; Band 1,2, 3. TERRY WEESNER Class Offices: President 2; Student Council 2; Dramatics 4; Play Cast 3, 4. MARGARETT WILSON Student Council 4; FTC 4; Dramatics 3,4; Thespians 4; Play Cast 3,4; Cheerblock 4; Choir 2, 3, 4. DARWIN WOODRUFF Class Offices: Secretary 4; Student Council 4; FTC 3; Dramatics 3.4; Play Cast 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 1,3,4; Cross Country 1; Track 1,2. SUE WOOLLEY 4-H 1,2, 3,4; Dramatics 1,2, 3, 4; Thespians 4; Play Cast 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Band 1,2,3; Choir 2, 3, 4. - 61 TOP ROW: Paul Thurston Terry Hockersmith David Vinson Carlos Pyle BOTTOM ROW: Cheryl Watts Eloise Allen Margo Waltz Aljerc Jenny TOP ROW: Elizabeth Davis Ted Williams Diana Overdorf Linda Bohlander BOTTOM ROW: Don Dunham James Lawson Darlene Ice Connie Banker TOP ROW: Dennis Wable Jim Kurtz Terry Addison Jeff Vetor Mike Hinshaw BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Clock Mike Webb Charles Moore Dwight Gardner Jon VanNess Larry Craib Tom Moore - 62 - SUMMITVILLE CHOIR - front row: Rcba Ryan, Jeanine Beeson, Cheryl Watts, Darlene Ice, Karen Hull, Mar- garet Wilson, Sharon Moore. Second row: Terry Addi- son, Sue Woolley, Alice Barnett, Ramona Fetcher, Rosemary Johnson, Karen Coty, Connie Banker. Third row: Jim Banker, Steve Small, Mike Johnson, Robert Greer, Roger Johnson, Mike Glass, Tom Beher. Back row: Steve Smith, Dennis Wable, Jerry Nottingham, Jim Johnson, Dick McGlynn, Don Dunlap, Ron Cald- well. - 63 - Cheerblock Helps Keep Qcblht Spirit High Cheerblock: TOP ROW: Karen Thomas, Carol Crump, Sandra King, June Irwin, Marcia Brown, Marsha Auler, Kathy Curry, Becky Broyles, Beth Ann Thompson, Ter- ri Little, Dianna Kendall, Aljere Jenny. SIXTH ROW: Kathy Reding, Marcia Saunders, Jill Silvey, Myra Heat- er, Vanessa Bogir, Leanna Nottingham, Dana Norris, Linda Heater, Donna Farmer, Margaret Pyle. FIFTH ROW: Laura Norris, Alice Barnett, Sharon Poynter, Virginia Soales, Shirley Hughes, Pat Bogue, Laura Smith, Shirley Massey, Nikki McGlynn, Teresa Bow- man. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Busick, Jane Payne, Rose Marie Ashton, Darlene Ice, Cheryl Watts, Connie Barn- hart, Linda Milligan, Janis Johnson, Celia Elsworth, Darlene White. Judy Auler. THIRD ROW: Karen Hull, Becky Underwood, Sharon Saunders, Cinda Overdorf, Eloise Alien, Linda Waltz, Sharon Armstrong, Patti Ep- pley, Norma Spencer, Margo Waltz. SECOND ROW: Sarah Stearns, Judy King, Cinda Shaffer, Sharon Mer- rill, Linda Chappell, Judy Morris, Susie Brane, Sue Stokes, Sue Bogue, Ramona Fetcher. FRONT ROW: Linda Hendricks, Linda Jones, Jeanine Beeson, Margar- et Wilson, Pat McMahan, Sunny Turschman, Connie Banker, Pam Benton, Carol Robinson, Diana Overdorf. Our twirlers along with the band performed at our home games. They added a colorful touch to our half-times. Top row: Pat McMahan, Sue Stokes, Linda Waltz, Linda Mil- ligan. Middle row: Betty Farm- er, Jeanine Beeson, Connie Banker, Sharon Armstrong, Con- nie Barnhart. Front row: JoEllen Stanley. Cinda Overdorf. Shar- on Saunders. Our majorettes do routines while leading the marching band. These girls are: Sue Woolley, Rosemary Johnson, Connie Banker, and Jeanine Beeson. Jre Strengthened Zhrough Mhletics - 67 - basketball. .. Samite Sport Of ] oung Jttd Old VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM, left to right: Max Han- Kurtz, Dave Glass, Jerry Nottingham, Bill VanNess, non. Bill Reding, Ken Dickerson, Robert Greer. Jim Clayton Rudy, and Darwin Woodruff. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Stone and Mr. Kurtz, the varsity squads are looking forward to a well-balanced and victorious season. The Goblins' cause, this sea- son . will be aided greatly by the younger members included on the varsity squad. If this proves to be true, the Goblins should be hard to stop in the following years. - 68 - Cheerleaders Add Color And Enthusiasm Varsity Cheerleaders: Linda Hiatt, Rosemary Johnson, Sue Ann Woolley, and Donna Stitt. During the basket- ball season, cheer- leaders a long with the cheerblock do their best to back the Goblins. - 69 - Dave Glass Center 2 years Bill VanNess Guard 2 years Darwin Woodruff Forward 2 years Robert Greer Guard 1 year Jim Kurtz Forward 1 year - 71 - Keserue and Srosk Squads Show Promise 7or Suture B-Team - Standing: Mike Glass, Dave Kirkwood, Mike Vinson. Mike Johnson, Tim Hiatt, Jim Jack- John Grimme, John Hiatt, Ron Slain, Monte Rudy, son. Kneeling: Danny Ice. and Tom Moore. Freshman Team: Tom Moore, Danny Ice, Jon VanNess, Mike Vetor, Bill Cunningham. Tim Hiatt, Dave Kirk- wood. and Jim Jackson. B-Team Cheerleaders: Linda Beeson, Suzanne Barley, Alice Petty, and Pam Bogue. - 72 - flr. High basketball builds Experience 8th Grade Team Steve Walker Tim Miller David Vinson Doug Christopher Mickey Fields Larry Craih Mr. Kurtz 7th Grade Team Lindsey Fraser Charles Barnett Mitchell Kirkwood Terry Hockersmith Carlos Pyle Mike Hinshaw Front Row; James Lawson Mike Webb Steve Byrd Mike Vetor Frank Caldwell Junior High Cheerleaders Diana Overdorf Vanessa Bogir Dianna Kendall Kathy Reding - 73 - Student Manors Cend Helping Hand Above: Mike Vetor, Joe Gossett, and Jerry Irwin Down left: Chuck Norris, Monte Cullen, and Terry Blackburn. ■■■■■■I - bcoreketrpers: Mr. Stanley and Mr. Caldwell basketball Jh Jet ion Reding combines ballet and basketball. Woody avs, It’s all mine Cross Country Helps Develop Physical fitness Cross Country - Standing: Gordon Glass, Mike Glass, Dale Bennet, Roger Johnson. Kneeling: Boh Marchal, Bob Vetor, Steve Smith. Max Hannon. Dave Glass. John Inglis. Tom Moore, and Ralph Fields. Bill VanNess, Jim Kurtz, Bill Reding, Mr. Stone, - 76 - Crosscountry: An over-run” sport. S. M. S. baseball Zcam Mas Successful Season Baseball - Top Row: Ken Dickerson, Jerry Notting- ham. Jim Kurtz, Mr. Stone, Bill VanNess, Darwin Woodruff, Mike Johnson. Row 2: Mike Vinson, Charles Bogir, Bill Reding, Jim Dunlap, Danny Ice. Front Row: Max Hannon, David Kirkwood, Mike Glass, Ron Caldwell, Mike Vetor, Jon VanNess. - 77 - This hearty group of twenty-one seniors is the one responsible for the sale and collection of the ads sold in our yearbook. The selling of ads is one of the most important jobs that has to be completed. Each salesman should feel very proud for we were supplied with a more than sufficient amount of advertisement. Terry Weesner, Sunny Turschman. Pam Benton, and Bill VanNess composed the team which sold the largest amount of advertisements in the yearbook. - 78 - I electrical energy for the needs of motion Delco-Remy delivers! Wherever vehicles of any type are to be set into motion—on or above the earth—electricity is the vital auxiliary force that keeps them going. Right now, millions of cars, trucks and buses, including those built by General Motors, rely on electrical compo- nents by Delco-Remy. So do Power boats. Aircraft, off-the-highway and farm equipment manufacturers look to Delco-Remy, too. ■ Today Delco-Remy elec- trical systems work better, longer and with greater reliability than ever before—durability tests, cold room tests, General Motors Proving Ground tests, and fleet tests see to that. And out of Delco-Remy's con- tinuous research and development will come even better electrical systems. For producing reliable elec- trical systems that generate, transform and control electrical energy for the needs of motion has been a Delco-Remy specialty for over half a century. 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