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

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customary fireworks display on July 4 Pleas from their mothers to hold on tight bring mischievous grins to Shon Silvey and Wendy Smith. Finding himself in a very sticky situation, Jeff Forrest delights in eating his cotton candy. 5

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Record-breaking crowd attends As it explodes, the first firework illuminates the sky. Chosen as the first queen of the Summitville Lions Club Fair, Diana Brewer presides over the week’s festivities. Summer months provided a hectic but enjoyable time of activities. Materials became dresses, sleighs, and home furnishings as 4-H projects progressed. The flags sold by the newly-formed Chamber of Com- merce decorated many homes as the morning of July 4 dawned hot and clear. The games that pre- ceded the fireworks enticed many adults to partic- ipate. As darkness approached, the first firework exploded and thus began a series of both old and new spectaculars. The excitement continued as vaca- tions and 4-H fairs kept students busy. But as the Madison-Grant marching band began practice for the first time in the early days of August, it was not long until students realized that the carefree days of summer were almost over.

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Exuberant Argylls triumph in first Homecoming game Varsity cheerleader Pegcy Barnhart gets carried away over an Argyll first down early in the first quarter. Queen candidates, Debbie Eaton, Caryl Joyner, and Julie Jarrett, hide their tension with shining smiles. 6