Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)
- Class of 1964
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Tolleston High School Gary, Indiana 1964 PIONEER The Pioneers of the New Frontier dedicate... President John Fitzgerald Kennedy May 29, 1917 - November 22, 1963 And so. my fellow Americans: ask not what your country can do for you - ask what you can do for your country 2 (Inaugural Address 1961) Our 1964 yearbook is published in memory of the 35th President of the United States. John Fitzgerald Kennedy The End Came Too Soon Although the deoth of our beloved President, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, was a cruel, shocking blow to the notion, the student body at Tolleston courageously performed to their utmost ability; ond carried through toward the goals of the New Frontier. Terminating years of hard work, trying situations, ond new experiences, the students of Tolleston High School will remember these times because of the lasting effect they will hove on each of their lives. As we look back on our lives we shall realize how each year ond each new experience serves as a stepping stone to maturity and higher learning. Arriving to school any time between 7:20 ond 11:20 presented a disgusting problem to both students and teachers. Students, however, under the guidance of our principals, Mr. Carrabine and Mr. Swan, coped with this problem ond changed punctuality from a mutual problem to a solution for academic success. The past year was not entirely spent academically. Occasionally social events intervened with the academic functions of Tolleston students. Games, class parties, inductions, ond many other after school activities helped to make the year more pleasant. Now that onother year toward development and maturity at Tolleston High School has elapsed, the future is governed by the hands of fate. We shall leave behind at Tolleston High School another year of wonderful experiences. Someday while reminiscing about high school days, we shall recall this year as one of our most treasured years, and realize with envy that it is Gone With Time. Sadness and gladness, tears and smiles, will be expressed in memories of the past school year. These events will hold fast in our minds, but we will soon realize that they are all Gone With Time. 4 Administrators Worked To M . Carrobinc'j guidance ho helped the student body to make the most of eoch opportunity that they were offered. Mr. Corrobine and two of his secretaries look over ocodemic records of o former Tolleston student. s Mr. Swon ably ossisted Mr. Corrobine in all administrative duties. Tolleston High School hos os its chief administrators Mr. Richard M. Corrobine principal, and Mr. Williom P. Swan assistant principal. They are the men whose leadership and guidonce have enabled this school to be o more worthwhile institution of learning. Each of their positions hos subjected Tolleston students to justified punishment, gratifying congratulations, ond the force of leadership acces- sory for mointoining and building educational skills. They ore noted and praised highly for their work at Tolleston. They have given the students ideal standards for which they ore to strive. Their odniration and dedication for the student body have enabled each student's life to be mare pleosont. They ore both known too os men of understanding and sincerity. Becouse of their admiration for and dedication to the student body. In order that they might moke individual lives more pleosont, they help them with sociol ond academic problems. Together, they hove worked willingly ond end- lessly with the faculty to improve school facilities, ond make our school a better place to attend. Preceding his position os principal, Mr. Corrobine served as assistant principal and a teacher of science ond mathematics. He graduated from Emerson High School, received his bochelors degree from Indiono University ond his Mosters degree from Ball Stote Toothers College. Mr. Swon received his Bochelors Degree from Eostern Michigan ond his Mosters Degree from the University of Michigan. Each of these gentlemen hos served os a capable, understanding, and very considerate principal of Tolleston High School for several yeors. Through their outstanding obility our school hos become one of the most respected ond highly rated schools in the city. The closs of 1964 collectively thanks Mr. Corrobine ond Mr. Swon for their guidonce ond understanding. Improve School Facilities This year, oil the Gory schools were efficiently administered by the new Gory School Superin- tendent Or. Lee R. Gilbert. The School Board members ore ap- pointed by the moyor for a term of four years. The most recent appointment was John F. Gutowski. The Indiana School Board Assn, be- lieves thof the Gory Board of Education hos the sole responsibility to govern the public schools. This authority and re- sponsibility is granted by low and connof be delegated by others. The Board mckes and sets school poli- cies and the superintendent's duty is to implement them. The board also hires and fires teachers and administrators, and I ook s out for the welfare of the students. The Superintendent is the hired chief administrative official of the Board of Education. It is the firm hope of the School Boord and the Superintendent that the people of Gory will think of the children first and begin to work together. THE GARY SCHOOL BOARD ARE: STANDING: John F. Gutowski, Or. Leroy Bin hom, Secretory; Samuel P. Moive, SITTING: Ancfcew D. White, Treasurer; Mrs. Deno S. Adams, President. Social Studies DR. GEORGE CRANE MISS SHIELA KUEHNIE ALFRED BECKMAN RICHARD BARACK Deportment Head MISS JOANNE MINEllI ROBERT OLIVER SAM POLLAK CHARLES STEELE CHARLES WISE Counselors The coumelon, Mr. Eorl A or on and Mrs. Annie Redmon, at Tolleiton ore hired for more than guidonce; they alio act 01 a eloie friend. English MRS. WENDY DIVINE MRS. ELLA BUSH MRS. ELLEN BESHORE MRS. ANA RODGERS MISS GLORIA NEMCEK MRS. VIRGINIA MOfFATT MRS. DOROTHY LAWSHE MRS. MARTHA DILLEY Deportment Head The imiling tecretariei, Min Doiorei Skoczen and Mill Lynttt Green, gladly acknowledge the teacheri by putting moil into the teacher'i bo . JAMES WHITESIDE MISS EUGENIA SACOPULOS Mathematics JAMES MAYA Speech EUGENE STEWART At MRS. MARIANNE ROACH A t STANDLEY PHILLIPS Department Heod MRS. BARBARA CHANDLER JAMES HELWIG MRS. ERMA ELLIOTT FRED Me LANDAU EUGENE BROWN The Arts MRS. BARBARA ABBRING WASHINGTON HARRIS dale McCauley MISS LILLIAM CARNAGE LEONARD HAYES MRS. ANNE THOMPSON Lotin-English MRS. NAOMI BROWN Phy . Ed. Science MISS EDITH WALLACE Language--Physical Education MISS CAROL IHLE French MRS. YVONNE DAVIS Spanish MARCE GONZALEZ Deportment Head COACH FRED ELKINS MRS. JANET JOHNSON Phyt. Ed. JOHN DUNCAN AUDLEY MACKEL MISS FRANCES PERKINS MEHARRY LEWIS FLOYD CONARD EDWARD MOORE Deportment Heod 11 Music, Home Economics EARL JACKSON DONALD IINDAAS EDMUND BIELSKI MRS. MARGE VAN NORT MISS ROSA PE WITT MRS. INEZ LEEK Department Head MRS. CORINNE RESETAR RAYMOND SIFRIG Business Education Health and Safety 12 MEHILO KESELEY Health - Driver's Training JOE VANCE Health - Driver' Training Industrial Arts NORMAN WATSON JAMES WASHINGTON JOHN O'KEEFE RONALO LASCOE Counselors JAMES BAWDEN EARL AARON MISS EVELYN BROWN FRED JONES Acodemics MRS. HATTIE HUNTER I.D.R. MRS. WILLIE MAE PITTS MRS. ANNIE REDMON Libror ion Mr. Schoenbom chock ond recheckt the fresh- mon s record ond, offer finding no errors, pre- sents us with o smile. Good Service Was Rendered CUSTOOIAl STAFF-TOP KUW: Bernice Brown, Moral Shipp , Mory Botiok, Doretho Rondolph, Rose Puthko, Emmo Obrodovic. BOTTOM ROW: Dovid J. Alston, David I. Staple , Head Custodion- Edward Hamerr. Mr. DiNicola teems to bo doing hit job efficiently. Mrs. Olton, the vchool nurse, checks students for physical fitness. 14 School Secretaries Filing ond receiving phone colit plot writing memot ore only o few of Mrt. Adomt job . There it more to o tecrefory't job fhon typing, oddt Mrt. Anderton ot the greets someone over the phone. Pupil Personnel Mrs. Pointer, pupil pertonnel, indicotet with o smile that the doesn't mind assisting ony student with o problem. Typing a ttencil it o tedious job, remodtt Mist Sltocxen. IS Adults Aided Students PTA OfFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mn. Kir , Mo. Richmond, Limeol Corter, treosorer; Mr . Either, president; ond Mrt. Bell, Membership Choirmon. ie Mr. Belle, heod of the pupil personnel, seems to be glod his doys ¥ ork it finished. EDIE ADAMS Concert Bond G. A. A. Pep Club Dromo Club Y -T eerti PRINCE ALEXANDER LAURENCE ANDERSON Pioneer Staff-Editor Honor Socioty-Pret. LoTin Club-Vice-Pre . Boy ' Store Alternote Student Council Joe Berg Member French Club-Vice Pre . Science Club-Vice Pre . Concert Bond Vonity Boteboll Rodio Club Jr. Honor Society GLORIA ATKINS Junior Clou Vice Pretident Pep Club Lotin Club Secretory Pioneer Staff World Affair Forum F. T. A. Junior Honor Society EDWARD ALLEN R. O. T. C. MARTHA ALLEN Seniors RONALD BATTLE LOU AUDREY BEASLEY F. T. A. Pioneer Sloff Advertising Editor Student Council Auxiliory Committee BENNIE BAILY BosVetboll Track Cron-Country Wrestling World Affoirs Forum Sponith Club WALTER BAILEY R. O. T. C. Track Teom Footboll JOSIE BOWMAN Y -T ««m F. B. L. A. G. A. A. Pep Club CYNTHIA BROWN lotin Club Science Club Dromotic Club-Treo urer F. T. A. G. A. A. Pep Club CLAUDETTE BURNS Girl ' Glee Club RUBY CHAPMAN Y -T eem Girl ' Glee Club-Pre ident A Coppella Choir-Vice-Pre iden G.A.A. Pep Club 20 Seniors ALFREDDA BLAND VERA BOWEN VERONICA BRYANT F. T. A. Lotin Club-Honor Roll Ploque CHairmon JOANNE BUKUR Art Club G. A. A. TYRONE COLLINS GEORGE COMER Lotin Club Hi-Y Buiineu Monoger Trock Freshmon Basketball C row-Country GARY DAVIS R. O. T. C. Drill Team Track Tdom MARGIE DAVIS F. B. L. A.-Reporter F. T. A.-Parliamentarian T-Y Teem Latin Club Pep Club Art Club G. A. A. LOIS DIXON T-Y Teens-President F. T. A. F. B. L. A.-Vice-President Freshman Class-Vice-President Dromo Club Latin Club JOHNETTA DOCKINS G. A. A. Student Council-President French Club-President F. T. A. Safety Club-Secretory Lotin Club World Affairs Forum Science Club Girls Stote Alternate Seniors MICHAEL DAVID Golf R. O. T. C. Boys' State Delegote ALLENA DAVIS A Coppello Choir F. B. L. A. F. T. A. PAUL DAVIS R. O. T. C. Drill Team Rifle Team ANDY DILLARD Basketball Football Art Club F. T. A. Drama Club MELVIN DRIVER Seniors GREGORY DOUGLAS Student Council Girl Slot Delegote Pioneer Stoff-8usiness Monoger T-Y Teeni-Inter-City Council Representative Pep Club-Treasurer F. T. A. G. A. A. A Coppello Choir EDDIE DRAKE Student Council Rodio Club bowling Team Freshman Clots President SADIE DROWNES f. T. A. F. B. L. A. WILLIE FLOURNOY Freshmon Football Freshmon Basketball Wrestling Teom Track Team Concert Band Art Club R. O. T. C. Seniors RAY MONO FLEMING RICHARD FLEMING GENEVA FLOYD Girls' Glee Club A Cappello Choir IRMA FRIAS RONALD GOLSTON Freshman Football Freshman-Sophomore Cross- Country Freshmon-Sophomore Track Cross-Country Captain Track DEVON GILBERT GRETA GLOVER Freshmon Class-Secretary Sophomore Class-President Junior Class-Secretory Pep Club-Secretory Lotin Club T-Y Teens JOYCE GRAY G. A. A. F. T. A. Lotin Club A Coppello Choir-President OORIS GREEN T-Y Teens Girl Glee Club-Vice- President F. T. A. LEON GREEN Basketboll Vanity Football Concert Band EUGENE GREER Pioneer S toff-layout Editor Art Club Wrestling Sofety Council Seniors JUAN GUTIERREZ R. O. T. C. Honor Council Sponith Club-President Art Club RAMONA GUTIERREZ Pioneer Sfoff . DENNIS HUBBARD A Coppella Choir-Treoiurer Hi-Y Publicity Choirmon R. O. T. C. Drill Team Honor Guord Honor Council BOBBY JACKSON Seniors ROBERT HOLCOMB Art Club Science Club-Treo orer Hi-Y French Club Latin Club CHARMAINE HOPKINS F. T. A. G. A. A. Lotin Club-Bookkeeper, Assistant Secretory Girl ' Slot Jr. Honor Society MARJOL JACKSON F. T. A. Dromo Club T-Y Teem G. A. A. Girl ' Glee Club Pep Club CHERYL JENKINS Lotin Club Tolly Time Staff World Affairs Forum Girl State Alrernote Seniors JANET LARSEN Concert Bond lotin Club Student Council P p C,ob WILLIE LASTER Bond R. O. T. C. Boieboll Wrestling BRUCE LANDRUM Latin Club Hi-Y R. O. T. C. Rifle Team Footboll Basketball Crow-Country ROBERT LEHMAN KATHLEEN LEONARD G. A. A. Pep Club T-Y Teem F. B. L. A. F. T. A. THOMAS LEWIS A Coppello Cboir 9 ate boll Footboll Crow-Country WALTER W. LOWE Honor Council R. O. T. C. F. T. A. F. B. L. A. -Pori i omen tor ion- Sergeonf-Af-Armt PionssL JOE LOMBARDO Seniors LYNN MICHELE LOWERY Junior Closs President Student Counci I-President Girl ' State Delegate T-Y Teen , Vice President Teen Correspondent Senior Clou Vice Pre ident Pioneer Stoff-Assistont Copy Editor NILDA LUGO Intercity Student Council- Vice President JOHN ALVIN McKINNEY Football Cross-Country Basketboll Hi-Y RICHARD McMILLAN Basketboll R. O. T. C. Intramural Council Honor Guord Hi-Y PETER MACKANOS GENTRY McCLATCHY lebora McCloud wry McCloud FRANCINE MARTIN G. A. A. F. T. A. DAVID MITCHELL Hi-Y Bakotboll Track Football R. O. T. C. Seniors DONALD MARSHALL EARLEAN MARSHALL Y-T—nt Treoiurer F. B. L. A. F. T. A. G. A. A. Pop Club A Coppollo Choir Sociol Choirmon JAMES PALMER Hi-Y-Awf. Program Chairman R. O. T.C. F. T. A. A Coppella Choir Honor Guord RONALD PATTON Student Council Lotin Club Bo eboll Joe Berg Advanced Study Progrom Notional Honor Society- Vice Pre . Notional Junior Honor Society-Pret. Frethmon Football Senior Clou Treasurer Tolly Time Staff Science Club Seniors LUCY ORTIZ Art Club AWILDA PAGAN Sponish Club Art Club Seniors VINCENT POLIZZOTTO Ff« hman Baiketball Hi-Y French Club Art Club PAUL POLLARD Crou-Country Trock Art Club GEORGE Pins ROBERT PinS R. O. T. C. Drill T«om-Co«nmond r Rif I T«om RICHARD SANDERS R. O. T. C. Drill Teom Mixed Chorus Freshmon Football Freshmon Basketball Freshmon Trock JAMES SCOTT Freshmon Basketball Baseball R. O. T. C. Drill Team Football AMENADAB SANTIAGO PATRICIA SANDERS Pep Club G. A. A. T-Y Teens F. T. A. ERCEL SIMPSON Girls' Chorus A Coppello Choir THOMAS SIMS Hi-Y-T reosurer F. T. A. Lotin Club-Treosurer A Coppello Choir Seniors OLGA SERRANO DORIS SHERIDAN F. T. A.-Historian Y-Toons Concert Bond-Secre ory- Treo surer Library Club Pep Ciub F. B. L. A. Pioneer Sfof; Student Council Seniors VALERIE SMITH G. A. A. Y-T eeni Art Club KEITH SMOAK Science Club Golf Teom If  Academic Team Football MARSHA STORY Pep Club Y-Teenv F. T. A. WESLEY SYKES R. O. T. C. - Battalion Commander Hi-Y - Pretident Drill Team Rifle Teom CASMIRA SZMALL Girl 1 Glee Club A Coppello Choir Girl ' Stote Delegate GEORGE SZMALL R. O. T. C. Football 3« ABIGAIL THOMAS CORRINE THOMAS JOSEPH VELEZ JOHNNY TUBBS Frotbmon Botkefboll Art Club ANTOINETTE VARGAS F. B. L. A. Tolly Tim«i-Excbong Editor Vonity Che«rl«od r JOHN VESPO Seniors CARLA WALKER Latin Club Concert Bond T-Y Teem FLORENCE WARMACK T-Y Teen F. T. A. BARBARA WARREN Art Club G. A. A. Camera Club CHARLES WASHINGTON Joe Berg Advanced Study Program Concert Bond Crott-Counfry Latin Club Science Club LAWRENCE WASHINGTON EARLINE WHEELER T-Y Teem F. B. L. A.-Treasurer F. T. A.-Treasurer G. A. A. Art Club Pep Club____________ EVELYN WALKER G. A. A. F. T. A. Student Council Pioneer Stoff Girls' Glee Club Pep Club EDDIE WASHINGTON Rifle Team Bove bo 11 Wrestling R. O. T. C. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS F. 8. L. A. -Secretory F. T.A. -Secretory Pep Club T-Y Teeni lotin Club-Ant. Bulineu Monoger Pioneer Staff-Copy Editor VELMA WILLIAMSON F. T. A. Art Club Dromo Club Seniors buddy wheet Concert Bond R. O. T. C. Rifle Teom Honor Guord JERRY WICK Vooity Footboll-Coptoin Bote boll Latin Club Trock-f resbmon. Sophomore Sofe-Teem Wrejtling Freifunon Football MICHAEL YOUNG R. O. T. C. JOHN 2EDALIS Freshman Basketball Reserve Boikeftxjll Freshmon Football Vorsity Football Quill ond Scroll Tolly Tim  Staff VALLA NUNN ESTER SCOTT Y-T n Lotin Club-Treo urer F. T. A.-Vic Pr  id nt Booster Club F. B. L. A. G. A. A. Junior Closs-Treosurer Senior Class Held Class Party At tb Senior Clot Forty, Sheorwood odt d hi follow clossmote for hit outogroph for bi memory booklet. Mogic moment wo tbe tbeme of fbe Senior Clo  Party signifying precious high school parties to remember. Seniors Actively Participated Glocio Atkins, Lorry Anderson, Hurley Perry, ond Terronce Kyle, act out o scene from the Sanior Closs Ploy “They Gove Him o Coed. Boy ' Sfote representative Lorry Andenon took time out from hi  tudie to represent Tolletton ot Indiono University. Girl ' Stote rep re tentative to Indiono University were Johnetto Dock ins, alter- nate; Lynn Lowery, Gloria Atkin , Chormoine Hopkin , Gregory Douglas, ond D. A. R. good citizen, Glorio Atkin , smiled happily when told of her oword of achievement. Seniors took one lost look of porty bids before enjoying their lost closs party. 41 McClelland, Anderson — Top Class 64’ Sheorwood McClelland, Valedictorian Laurence Anderson, Solutatorian The top too porcoot of the 1964 groduoting clou or at follows, SEATED: Loft to Right, Chormoine Hopkins, Veronica Bryont, Johnotto Dockins, Shear wood McClelland, lou Audrey Beasley, Jeon Nichols, Glorio Atkins. ROW TWO: Terry Kyle, Romono Gutierrez, Joyce Gray, Casmira Szmoll, Lorry Anderson, Gregory Douglas, Lynn Lowery, Keith Smock. ROiV THREE: Charles Washington, Ronald Patton, Bruce Landrum, John Zedalls, Melvin Driver, ond Jerry Wki. 42 Emphasis Was Placed On English Whomever this young lody it writing on the boord must b« interesting from the attention the it getting from on-looking students. Enthusiastic sophomores were provided with effective English instruction by Mrs. Rodgers. Pioneer stoff members confer while compiling this yeor's annual. 44 Discussion wos on importont port of the Senior English clots. As Well As Foreign Languages I he signs these Lofin students ore holding up served the purpose of increosing rheir fellow clossmotes Lot in vo- cobulory. French students leorned to speok the longuoge ot romonce, with help of the longuoge loborotory, under the instruction of Miss Ihle. Looming to mcfce o speech may come in hondy some doy to this student in Mr. Mayo' speech closs. Math and Science Required Considerable Study. Ihe anatomy of the humon body seemed to be Holding these students' interest. Physics students seemed to be concentrating intently on tbeir experiment. Whatever is under the telescope must Chemistry students performed mony beneficial experiments, be interesting since it was receiving attention from this young mon. Or. Crone helps one of his students with an assignment. 47 History and Business These world geogrophy students took time to loom to rood the mop of the world. Min Minelli's economics dost wot intorostod in the discussion being conducted by the young man in front of tbe clots. Or. Crone explained some eorly history to his World History students. Government students become fomiliar with the process of o bill becoming o law. In Mr. Borock's history clots the young lody in the front of the room acknowledged questions on o report she hod given. Play Opposite Roles Reading ihorthand wo o valuable at writing it. Filing record wo one of the mony to lc performed by thete girl in clerical proctice. Physical and Vocational One con't toll whether this young mon if rooching for tho boll or hit follow clossmotes Hood. Physicol fifnofi wot itroftod grootly for girls. Undor the instruction of Mr. Brown, this student is looming how to operote vorious oudio-visuol equipment. BO With the help of the vision chart those students improved their eye sight. Courses Inspired Skills Art student demonstrated their skills to make popier-moche masks. Metal shop students used their skill In working with metal to make many useful items. In mechanical drawing, students increased their skills for drawing under the instructions of Mr. loscoe. Electric shop students showed interest ond concern for their projects. Woodshop students enjoyed learning to operate the various mochines. Future Homemakers Learned These young lodies mode cooking the most difficult dittos teem easy with modem day conveniences. Making a wearable garment wasn't such a tedious job for these sewing students who were receiving good instructions. These home nursing students learned to bathe a boby properly. S2 And The Band Played On Mr. Bryont's concert bond practiced long boon, working to obtain the perfection they desired. Bond students practiced diligently, preporing for bond contest held in February. The expressions on the foces of the Girls' Glee Club students, show the different feelings they hod for o cerfoin song. S3 School Life Studenti chotted in front of their stately Almo Mater. Studenti relaxed instead of studying during their home-study periods. A young man displayed senior courtesy to on underclassman. Played Its Part Kothleen Leonard wot pleated with her Corolyn Rocker cloimed the 5fh place honort. Lot But not leot rode Joyce Cherry in 4 h place winning. the 6 h ploce tpo . Royalty Reigns at Homecoming Seniors Progressed Studenti displayed school spirit at the homecoming gome with Valparaiso. Charles (Crickett) Honey out leaped them all to nob a rebound at the Wirt gome._______________________________ Fullback Claude Voxter slipped post three defenders to moke a sizeable gain ogainst Lew Wallace. ss Mr. Jomet Moya conducted the It' Academic Team of ChormoirtoHopfcirtt, Paul Na h, Shearwood McClelland, Keith Smodt, and Bruce Landrum. Many Activities Prevailed Nelson Roberta wolked o donkey during intermission of the Donkey Boll Gome. Cooch Vance instructed Jerry Cobbs on the parts of the dashboard. A member of the Drama Club sold books to parents during the Book Fair. Parents too displayed interest in school octivites. Tolies ton students hod o Mother in the crowd. Mrs. Jones, our registrar, is here seen with her three children. Honey, Karen, and Berle, who are T. H.S. students. Hnderg rad Juniors JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS WERE FROM TOP TO BOTTOM: Brendo Honey, treasurer, El lo Taylor, secre- tory, Nelson Robert , Vice- Preiidont, Pool Mojor, President. Thi dancing c x le wo Iked to nvsic ployed ot Hte junior clots porty. Moonlight and hVrsic. This happy crowd found time for refreshment during the porty. Burnette Aldrich Brandon Atkins Marvin Baker Glenn Bollard Amy Bank Beverly Batiste Cynthio Berry Sylvia Birriel Carol Block Corolyn Bloke Yvonne Blokely Juniors Roe Jeon Bledsoe Ann Bolden Gregory Brotton John Brown Noemi Camacho Oenise Corner Pofrieio Cove Thereto Chisom Charles Collet Clinton Collins Lillie Comer Richard Cunegin Jonice Conners Lindo Crotley Alomo Oovit Oeloone Davit Dione DeBowlet Eddie Dillard Earl Draper Andrea Dungy Monte 11 Dupree Deborah Edwards Zeldo Edwards Corto English Ronnie Evans Jerome Ezell Anito Flournoy Deborah J. Fronklyn Edward Gary Thomas George Jeonnito Giles John Givens John Green Donald Groham Larry Holey Bernond Hon yard Roherro Horbin Cynthio Hordawoy Silos Horrington Clemon Horris Emile Harris Shirley Harvey Reginald Hayes Katherine Hoymon Edward Henderson Ethel Hill Bemestine Holmes Edword Hood Juniors Frankie House Jackie Houseworth Eddie Howord Gloria Hudson Eleso Hughes Margaret Hull August Hornsby Modestine Ishmon Bonita Jackson Mary Jackson Sondro Jackson Almond Jomes Elaine Jefferson Janice Johnson Alfred Johnson Robert Johnson Honey Jones Jockie Jones Alberta Kelly Janice King Oione Landrum Patricia Lindsey Marie Littles Milogros Lopez Gregory Mock Korl Mohone Ellis Manuel Terry Martinez Ann McClatchey Bobbie McClatchey Marilyn McGill Sondro McGregory Kenneth Mi I lender Alfred Miller Doris Mitchell Linda Jo Mitchell Ed Molina Carolyn Morton Joonetfe Mosley Beverly Moss Kathy Naylor Ivory Neeley Juon Olonrish Evelyn Ortiz Hattie Ozier Connie Podlo Walter Porker Tumitta Patterson Juniors Albo Pedrero Joe Per 2 Dorothy Peoszo Borboro Pruitt Ronald Race Kenneth Randolph James Reed Mory Reynold Kathleen Rhoades Eorleen Robinson Shoron Rodgers Aida Rodriquez Rogercorol Rogers Edwin Romero Enrique Romero Jockie Ross Corl Scott James Sims Comelle Spires Richord Steininger Williom Stellhom Reginald Steppe William Taylor Bernice Thompson Charles Thurston David Tippitt Cynthio Turner Geraldine Underwood Corolyn Ursery Freddie Von Zont James Vespo John Vespo Foyetto Woddell Suson Wallace Borboro Washington Julius Washington Donnie Washowoski Lillian Wolkins Patricio Weokly Yvonne Webb Reno Whitaker Luther Wilkins Annette Williams John Williams Ronold Williams Sinovieo Willioms Sonny Wilson Eorl Wright Sophomores Cotvell Glower ond Dorothy Pre ton en- joyed them elve of the Sophomore Clot Porty. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS FROM TOP TO BOTTOM WERE: Sondro Ervin, Treoturer; Rifo Field , Secretory; Donno Dovit, Vice Pretident; Dorothy Pretfon, Pre ident. Horold Cox and Carmen Ago fo donced to the lote t tune at the Sophomore Clan Party. The planning committee for the Sophomore Clo Party look through magazine to get idea for decoration . Dorothy Adorn Willie Archie Jane AH i on Eulo Mae Borne Alonzo Bell Brenda Brown Carolyn Brown Jocque I yn Brown Woyne Browne Arthur Bryant Donald Cain Dalilo Comocho A got to Carmen Marcia Cormen Artit Carrol Jeffery Corrol Debroh Carter Alice Casfellonot Richard Coitellanot Donald Couthen Doity Cave LoShung Chotterson Timothy Cobb Pauline Collini Theresa Conley Robert Cooley Pomelo Counce Ronold Co Nick Davit Cheryl Dickerson Morio Dominquez Jesse Duron Ruby Eddie Larry Edwards Jockquelyn Embry Sandra Ervin Joyce Evans Shoron Evans John Femondez Rito Fields Mono Fitts Henrietta Flournoy Jena Ford Morjorie Golindo Donnie Gombrell Glenn Goss Mavis Grahom Rudolph Groy Joyce Gregory Eunice Grice Monica Grundy Loretta Gunn Phyllis Hall Elaine Hawkins LaBom Hayes Sophomores Sophomores Lee Henderson Linda Hicks Jeon Hinton Chary I Holloway Mary Hudson Muriel Huley Sheila Jenkins Carole Johnson Mary Johnson Josephine Joiner Celestine Jones Everage Jones Stephen Jones Koran Jones Thomos Jordan Michael Kelley Albertina Kimbrough Noomi Kimbrough Shirley Knipp John LaBroi Geraldine Loncoster Ri chord Landrum Mariolo Leonard Hattie Lewis Henry Lewis Mable Lewis Regina Little Mork Lott Joe Mockonos Margo Martinez Joyce Mayes Clarence McClotchy Eamestine McClotchy Annie McKinney Peggy Means Claudia Moore Edwin Moore Theodore Moore Beotrice Moss Linda Murphy Anthony Naylor Sandra Neal Lizo Olouorria Jacqueline Pace Cossondro Podlo Ruth Perez Eugene Perkins Frank Perry Sophomores Willi Phelps Dorothy Preston Lindo Price Undo Profho Mori Pukoszek Cynthio Koine Bonito Ronsom Thereto Revera Tom Rivot Anildo Rivero Colynthia Robinton Melvin Roche Dione Rots Gilbert Sontillon Zello Smith Betty Stone Joyce Sykes Toni Tennelli Etto Thompson Vivian Thompson Wilbert Thompson Ruth Turner Arlio Trent Robert Urtery BI on co Velez Donna Vespo Rosonne Virgo Steven Walloce Shirley Washington Walter Washington Willi Washington Billy Webb Dwigbt Westbrooks Belvo Wheeler Wondo White Borbaro Williams Horold Williams Janet Williomt Jeffrey Williams Nathaniel Williams Jim Williomt Jimmy Williomt Emmett Willis Linda Wilton Betty Woodall Andrea Woolfolk Evelyn Yovanovich Frank Zedolis Freshmen TOP TO BOTTOM: Marie Hull, Treoturer; Angelo Bell, Secretary; Mr. Horri and tome of the freshman dost officer , discuss ploni for Wendell John , Vice-President; Hazel Harper, President. future activities. Judy Adkisson Mary A lexonder Lynetta Borhom Angelio Bell Morionne Berry Corlotto Bloke Linda Bogan Allen Boyd Barbara Bradford John Brome Patricio Brome Volorie Brozelton Sheryl Brewer Steven Britt Doris Brown Patricio Brown Linda Corr Jon Carter Constance Cowley John Champion Precious M. Christmas Linda Clark Jimmy Cleveland Freshmen Joyce Colet Willetto Collins Steven Corono Joon Corput Cofhy Curtis Potrieio Oowton Booker Dean Pomelo Dickerton Hal vert Dockint Tim Donteni Carolyn Dye Ot'n Edwards Joanne Eller Mary Fletcher Patricia Flournoy Von Fowler Soline Froncit Camellia Frith Jesse Gaskin Edna Gilbert Carol Givens Bemodine Glover Volerie Gordon Charlotte Green Goil Green Lorry Honkins Hazel Horper Felestine Horris Mary Horns William Hayden Annette Haynes Williom Head Brenda Henderson Borbaro Herndon Annie Hill Patricio Hudak Audrine Hofton Ronald Hood Frances Howord Irene Hudson Elonoro Jackson Lindo Jackson Alice Jomet Glenn Jomet Alfred do Jelks Sandra Jeter Wendell Johns Patricio Johnson Edward Jones John Jones John Kenner Janice Kyle Vern Lobroi Yvonne Lara Freshmen Olinda Losenby Gwendolyn Littles Karlen Mahon Richard McClelland Linda McCoy Darlyta McElroy Jerri McGregory John Meadows Elenor Metcalf Shoron Metcolf Stephanie Monturo Charles Moses Rafield Munuz James Newitt Monica Noel Albo Ortiz Nildo Ortiz Rita Perkins Noncy Pordimon Isoac Preston Leatrice Price Jesse Romos Deborah Rondolph Belinda Ronsom Antoinette Raspberry Raymond Ray born Sharon Rhodes Barboro Robinson Billy Robinson Jean Scott Angelo Smith Durryle Smith Shirley Stallion Shirley Stokes Allen Strong Jock Strong Mo Sutherland Cosimir Szmoll Robert Taylor Thereso Thomson Louise Wolker Harold Wolls Arthur Washington Ella Washington Linda Watson Barbara Weakley Vincent Weover Jimmey West Morgorif White Shoron White Gail Whitmon Bonita Williams Olivio Williams Patricio Wilson Mary Woodall Mary Yovonovich Seventeen Edit 1964 Moxine Kopsch, Co-Editor Gregory Noncy Douglas, Business Monoger Louronco And non, Editor-in-Chief This yeor the Pioneer Stoff wos composed of juniors ond seniors. They worked together under o capable instructor. Miss J. Minelli, ond compiled this yeor's Pioneer. At the beginning of the year the stoff chose the editors for the various positions to be held for the year. To hood the group they chose Laurence Anderson for Editor-in-Chief; Maxine Kapsch os his assistant. Vibfking with them were Gregory Noncy Douglas, Business Monoger; Carolyn Ursery, Assistant Business Monoger; Shirley Willioms, Copy Editor; Lynn Lowery, Assisfont Copy Editor; Eugene Greer, Layout Editor; Anita Flournoy, Assistant Layout Editor; Wolter Lowe, Index Editor; Doris Sheridan, Assistant Index Editor; Horace Rogers, ond Fred Mitchell, Sports Editors. There was much time spent ond effort put forth by these students in getting this yeorS book completed by the deodline, which seems to come much too soon for the work that has to be done. Along with white spoce, pictures ond copy ore the bosic elements in the design of the yearbook. Although it is a tedious job to arrange the pictures, copy writing is most defiont. In writing copy, there are heodings, captions, and body copy; eoch of which presents o difficult fosk. Heodings, however, seem to pose the greatest challenge, for not only rrvst they be eye-catching they must olio be interesting ond informotiv . By means of body copy, readers become acquainted with the ideals, purposes, and activities of vorious extracurricular clubs ond organizations existing in the school. Captions under pictures exploin the oction of the picture ond mdte various identifications. They must alio be well written. After the Pioneer was completed, the stoff spent the rest of the semester studying elements of foundation ond journalistic principles and style. An especially enjoyable night for the staff was the annual Publications Bonquet held at Hotel Gory, at which various awards were mode for outstanding achievements, ond o bowling party was held during the yeor of o local bowling olley. The lost social event of the year was also given by the 1964 Journalists. This event «os the annual Distribution Dance «here the stoff proudly distributed the new 1964 Pioneer. Eugene Greer, Layout Editor Romono Gutierrez, Typist 74 Yearbook Shirley Willioms, Copy Editor Lou Audrey Beasley, Advertising Monoger Fred Mitchell, Sport Editor Editors Eugene Greer, Maxine Kopsch, and Laurence Anderson compiled lost poge of the yearbook . Walter Lowe, Index Editor Horace Rogers, Sport Editor 79 OZLDLiJCE ROW ONE: Lynn Mich I Lowery, Anita Flournoy, Lou Awdr y Beatley, Moxine Kopich, Cofolyn Ursery, Shirley William . ROW TWO: Eugene Greer, Evelyn Walker, Gregory Noncy Douglo , Dori Sheridan, Fred Mitchell, Horace Roger , Laurence Anderson, Walter Lowe. '■'«hile Lourenc Anderion and Dorit Sheridan gave instruction , Lou Audrey Beatley, Dyonn Debowlet, and Romorto Gutierrez reviewed the yearbook' production. Dyonn DeBowle and Lou Audrey Beo ley comprised our Adverti ing Department. . Stoff members were overwhelmed by the arrival of new pictures. ... ,,. The production of the yearbook kept the staff busy oil year. Anita Flournoy, Doris Sheridan, Sheila Brooks, and Lynn Lowery were very capable assistants to the editors. Without the assistance of oble typists, the Pioneer would not have been completed. Shown here ore Evelyn Walker end Ramona Gutierrez, hood typist. Walter Lowe and Carolyn Ursery comprised our Index Deportment. 77 Honor Students Inducted Honor Society member told Tollesfon pennonf at o money-making project. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS ARE LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Potton, vice-president; Lourence Anderton, president; Sheorwood McClellond, secretary-treasurer. The Honor Society is a select organization. It consisted of three members who met the very strict National Honor Society qualifications. Some of these qualifications included strong abilities in leadership, service, citizenship, character, and, of course, scholarship. New members were inducted in early May, and they ushered at the Boccalaureate and Commencement exercises. These members worked hard to moke ocodemic achievement the goal of each student. 7« Science Club Experimented OFFICERS OF THE SCIENCE CLUB ARE FROM LEFT TO Member of the Science Club work on on of toverol experiment . RIGHT: Laurence Andtnon, Paul Nath, Shearwood McClelland, Robert Holcomb, and Johnetto Dock ire. SCIENCE CLUB MEMBERS ROW ONE: Leonard Holi , Poul C. Mojor, Andreo Dungy, John tto Dockin , Lindo Jo Mitcb ll, Holbert Dockin , Eugene Wotton, ROW TWO: Morvin Bok r, Eddie Dillord, Lorry Ando non. Chariot Waihington, Brondon Atkin , T rronc Kyi . ROW THREE: John L , K ith Smook, Robert Elliot Holcomb, Ronald Patton. ROW FOUR: Prince Alexander, Poul No , Sheorwood McClelland, Richard McClellond. 70 Basketball Team Hl-Y MEMBERS ROW ONE: Fred Mou, Kenneth Flynn, Owrle Harr i , Tommy E. Sim , Notion Robert , Woiloy Sytce , Somyol Smith, George Comor, Bomord Honyord. ROW TWO: Honey Jono , Torronco Kylo, Alfrod John on, Ronald William , Vincont Pollixzofto, Chorio Collot, Enrique Romoro, Donni Hubbord. ROW THREE: Troy Quinn, William Taylor, Tyrone Collin , Robert Holcomb, John Ve po, Hurley A. Porry, John McKinney, Chorio Honoy, Gordon Roy Fleming. w Tolleston's Hi-Y Club was led by the following competent officers for the 1963-64 school year: Wesley Sykes, president; Nelson Roberts, vice president; Samuel Smith, secretary; Tommie Sims, treasurer; and George Comer, business manager. These officers along with other members and Mr. Me harry Lewis, advisor, worked diligently to make every activity of the year successful. Tbeir first activity was the Hi-Y Sweetheart Dance, which started the year off as a successful one for the Hi-Y. •o Hi-Y officer loomed  ati fied thof their donee wo o lucceu. Retained Tournament Trophy Hl-Y MEMBERS (IN SWEATERS) ROW ONE: Chorlot Horni, Towny E. Sim, Nolton Robortt, Wnlty Syfcot, Samuel Smith, Barnard Hon yard, Dwight Westbrooks. ROW TWO: Mehorry lewis: Advisor, Wllliom Taylor, Fred Mom, Chariot Collar, Oannit Hubbard, Vincanl Polizzotto. ROW THREE: Aifrod Johnton, John McKinney, Enrique Romero. Hi-Y Selected First Hi-Y Sweetheart candidates and officers look at if they are enjoying the outcome of the done . Candidates for Hi-Y Sweetheart waif onxiously for the announcing of the Hi-Y queen. Mr. Corrobine congratulates the winner and first Hi-Y Sweetheart, Lynn Lowery, os others look on. • 2 Sweetheart of Club f t ,.r '•K •i I The Hi-Y members chose three girls to compete for Hi-Y Sweetheart. They were Gloria Atkins, Yvonne Harris, and Lynn Lowery. After the final count was made, Lynn Lowery was announced sweetheart and was presented with o bouquet of red roses; later she received a Hi-Y sweater, cap with the insignia of the club, ond a club pin. Their next activity, which was a monthly endeavor, wos the visitation of churches in the community. Because the concern for the religious development of each member was sincere, they practiced religious ideals ond attempted to influence others through good example. In an attempt to develop good sportsmanship, physical health, and the general ability and disposition to act on thinking, the basketball team was started;and the boys placed first in the Holiday Tournament on January 3, 1964, held at the Y. M. C. A. To highlight the club's activities and the closing school year, the Hi-Y presented their annual talent panorama in the boys' gym on May 14-15, 1964. Lynn Lowery was elected the first Hi-Y Sweetheort. Newly elected Hi-Y Sweetheort ond Hi-Y sponsor, Mr. Lewis, pose for picture at Hi-Y Donee. • 3 Y-Teens Had Valentine STANDING: Kathy Noylor, Y-Teen In ter-Club Council Representative; Lois Dixon, President. SEATED: Doris Green, Secretory; Earleon Marshall, Treasurer. NOT PRESENT FOR PICTURE WAS Lynn Lowery, Vice-President. • 4 ROW ONE: Margie Davis, Phyllis Davis, Jonis Alsobrooks, Cynthia Berry, Altreddo Blond, Shirele Coles, Doris Green, Deboroh Fronklyn. ROW TWO: Thereso Cozort, Barbara Doughrity, Jonice Crockett, Vera Bowen, Lois Dixon, Gregory Douglas, Elesa Hughes. ROW THREE: Jonice Johnson, Monica Beard, Vivian Johnson, Morjol Jockson, Rita Johnson, Greta Glover, Ruby Chapman. ROW FOUR: Bemestine Holmes, Katherine Haymon, Brenda Honey, Modestine Ithmon. Dance, Gave Gifts ROW ONE: Eorline Wbe ler, B«tty Wbrr , Vollo Nunn, Shirk William, Diona Thomas, Gertrude Jooes, Eorlaon Marshall, Ruby L u llyn, Kathy Naylor, Rosafto Smith. ROW TWO: Borboro Pruitt, Fraddk Von Zont, Martha Story, Florence Wormock, Joonnito Giles, Dione Wilson, Judy Wright, Beverly Botiste. ROW THREE: Sonny Wilson, Sollle Glover, Bonito Jockson, Rogercorole Rogers, Elio Taylor, Rena Whitaker, Jonice King, Carlo Walker, Jeon Nichols. ROW FOUR: Edie Adorns, Cothy Leonord, Lynn Lowery, Froncesco Powell, Marie Littles, Claro Spears, Sondro McGregory, Doris Sheridon, Patricio Sonden, Corolyn Rucker. Members of the Y-Teens got together to discuss plons for the Sweetheart Dance. The Tolleston Y-Teens, associated with the Gary Y. W. C. A., elected officers who helped lead the club through another successful year. The girls who held offices were Lois Dixon, President; Lynn Lowery, Vice-President; Ctoris Green, Secretary; Eorline Marshall, Treasurer; and Kathy Naylor, Council Representative. The Y-Teens is designed to give girls a better understanding of the duties and responsibilities of building a fellowship devoted to Christian services, both personal and social. Mrs.'Elliot, sponsor of the club, encouraged the girls to realize their ideols and seek to understand mankind. The clubS first activity of the year was a slumber party which was held at the Y. W. C. A. Other activities included a masquerade party, on induction ceremony for the new members, a fashion show held in December, a Christmas party where the girls chorged an odnission of gifts for various convalescence homes, and a Valentine Dance in the girls' gym. As a money-meting project, the girls sold block pepper. In spite of the busy school schedule, the girls found that it was a satisfying experience in fellowship, to dedicate some of their time to the benefit of others. Student Council Governed STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES ROW ONE: Poul Mojor, Undo Wotson, Wendell Johns, Jofwsetto Dock in , Theodore Moore, Dorothy P re ton. Hazel Harper, Haney Jon e . ROW TWO: Jacquelyn Embry, Stephen Corona, Evelyn Walker, Shearwood McClellond, Sandro Me Gregory, Terrance Kyle. Council committee go over future plom with their sponsor. Mi Sacopolus. Member of the Student Council hold up sign with requests fhof everyone come to the T-eon do Sock Hop, which was given so that bodtets for Christmas could be fixed up for needv families. • 6 School Activities The 1963-64 school yeor hos boon on eventful nine month for tho Tolleston High School Sonior Student Council. Undor tho esteem guidonco of Mi Eugenia Socopulos, tho senior student council has sponsored or participated in eleven major school projects. The organizations first mojor project «0 to revise the Tolleston constitution. New coot-checking facilities were introduced at all major social affairs for the first time. During the Christmos season the student council sponsored the T Con Do drive by having sock-hops at which the ocfcnission ««os a can of food. Due to the successful sock-hops, twelve bodcets of food ««ere distributed to needy Tolleston families. Student Council projects for this yeor also included a pep session during bosketboll season, participating in the onnuol polio drive, presenting an original skit used to illustrate the Tolleston Code of Ethics, setting up a school calendar, and sponsoring two meetings for members to gain instruction in club rules and parliamentary procedure at which the film “Mr. Chairman «vos shown. The year  activities concluded with three honorary members representing Tolleston at the Intercity Student Council  hich met ot our school in April, ond three elected members will attend summer sessions for the student council vxnmer workshop at Indiana Ihiversify. STUDENT COUNCIL AUXILIARY COMMITTEE ROW ONE: Janice Kyle, Linda McCoy, Lou Audrey Beasley, Carolyn Ursery, Nino Scott, Annette Hoynes. ROW TWO: Corlotta Blake, Jonet Lor sen, Ri chord McCllelond, Darryl Smith, Doris Sheridan. Student Council members proudly disploy the Christmos tree they bought and decorated. Student Council Members. Donkey Ball Game F. T. A. (GROUP 0 ROW ONE: Sodie Drown  , Johnetto Dock ini, Anita Flournoy, Morgie Dovii, Phylli Davi , Cynthio Bercy, Dori Groan, Alfreddo Blond. ROW TWO: Katharine Hoymon, Milton Conley, Shirele Cole , Cynthio Brown, Jonice Crockett, Greto Glover, Vero Bowen, Bo tie Grody. ROW THREE: Jonice Conner , Andy Dillard, Bamord Honyard, Ann Bolden, Gregory N. Douglot, Loi Dixon, Rifo John von, Berne tine Holme . ROW FOUR: Joonne Hall. Highlighted F.T.A. Activities F. T. A. (GROUP I) ROW ONE: Betty Jeon Worren, Eorline V eeler, Gwendolyn Wilton, Dione Thomo , Shirley Wllliomt, Eorleon Mortholl, Ere el Si  , Gertrude Jonet. ROW TWO: Kothy Noylor, Nelton Robert , Yvonne Webb, Florence Wormock, Tommy E. Sirm, Potrlcio Steome . ROW THREE: Evelyn Walker, Kothy Leonard, Mortha Story, Froncine Martin, Potricio Sander , Carolyn Rucker. ROW FOUR: Lena Pratt, Jome Palmer, Volla Nunn, Goil Thomo , Wolter Lowe, Dorit Sheri don. F. T. A. member recited their pledge of memberthip to the club. STANDING: Left to Right; Shirley William , Eorleon Wheeler, Margie Davit. SITTING: Eorleon Mortholl ond Volla Nunn. F. T. A. Officer . Glee Club and A Cappella Choir Girl ' Glee Club gothers around the piono to sing. Of FICERS Of THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Ruby Leuellyn, Vice-Pro ! dent; Doris Green, President; Monico Noel, Pionist; Ruth Woodson, Social Choirmon; Mory Teomer, Secretary; Lynn Green, Librarian; Gloria Eddie, Attendance Monitor. NOT PICTURED: Annie Coverson, Social Chairman; Bernice Scott, Treasurer. •o MEMBERS OF THE GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ARE ROW ONE: Claudette Burns, Gloria Eddie, Mortha Watson, Doris Green, Sharon Metcolf, Andreo Hudson, Ruby Leuellyn, Monica Noel. ROW TWO: Kathleen Rhoades, Bernice Scott, Jonice Weaver, Mory Teomer, Pouline Pollord, Glorio Dixon, Geraldine Lancaster. ROW THREE: Ella Mayes, Ruth VSfeodson, Shirlene Fridge, Bonito Willioms, Eleanor Metcolf, Lynn Green. ROW FOUR: Jocquelin Mason, Coro I Ann Henderson, Kotrinia Robinson, Willeto Collins, Ruby Chapman, Sharon Rodgers. Entertained Tolleston Students MEMBERS OF THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR ARE ROW ONE: Srnon Wolloce, Joyce Groy, Dorothy Roger , Shirley Watftlngfon, Bertha Wiley. Lillie Comer, Roherra Harbin, Donna Fo ter, Ercel Simp von. ROW TWO: Barboro Goodmon, Bemodette Berry, Chorion Stewart, Gloria Eddie, Geneva Floyd, Evelyn Rhine , Joyce Cherry, Diono WJI on, George Pollord. ROW THREE: THerejo Coiort, Jockie Home worth, Betty Sneed, Corine Thana , Yvonne Blakely, Noolo Lawler, Roe Jeon Bledwe, Eugene Reed, Richord Sonder . ROW FOUR: Samuel Smith, Denni Hubbard, Nel on Robert , Arthur Riddle, Morvin Robimon, Tom Lewi , Jome Palmer, Alfred Bowman. Joyce give the A Coppella Choir their pitch on the piono. OFFICERS OF THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR ARE STANDING: Gloria Eddie, Librorion; Bernadette Berry, Attendance Taker; Jome Palmer, Boy ’ Social Chairman; Jockie Houteworth. Librarian. SEATED: Joyce Gray, Pre ident; Denni Hubbard, Treo urer; Martha Lawler, Secretory. NOT PICTURED: Dorothy Roger , Vice-Pr  idenf. G.A.A. Govering Board Convenes G. A. A. Advisory Council strike o reloxing pose of the end of on exhousting meeting. 1 promise to uphold the ideos of the Girls' Athletic Association By promoting interest in the out-of-doors By living so thof I moy be healthy ond strong By making honesty ond good sportsmanship A constont factor in my conduct rood the inspiring motto of the Tolleston Girls' Association of Athletics. This motto along with the members of the G. A. A. tried to make ond mointoin sports as a highway to physical stability. The 1963-44 G. A. A. school year concluded a three year period with Mrs. Noomi Brown's sponsorship. With the guidance of Mrs. Brown, officers of the G. A. A. and its members promoted o delightful social calendar. The officers consist of Bonito Jackson, serving os this year's President and Glocio Hudson os Secretory-Treasurer. Every year along with the election of officers, there is a subordinate election of sportheods. This year Froncine Morfin, Jackie Ross, Ruby Eddie, Cynthio Berry, Dione-Porker, Peggy Meons, ond Eloine Jefferson refoin the positions of sportheods for speedxill, bowling, volleyball, basketboll, softball, recreational sports, ond chairmen of onnual candy soles. They also promise to provide this year's athletic dedication with tournaments and periods of learning and developing skills of each seosonal sport. During the Christmos seoson, the G. A. A. held on organizational party for its members. Eoch member was asked to pay the price of a can of food. The food was ploced in a bosket and given to o needy Tolleston family. In January, G. A. A. members began their onnual bowling tournament of Sportsman's Recreational Center. Every Thursday ot 3:30 p.m. self- organized bowling teams met with Mrs. Brown and bowling sportheod Jacqueline Ross. At the conclusion of the bowling tournament, the bosketboll tournament started in full swing. Lost year's bosketboll toumoment winners included: Copfoin, Geraldine Underwood, Corolyn Ursery, Patricio Weakley, Beverly Moss, Eloine Jefferson, Mary Christian, and Borboro Pruitt. The Torrents, as they were called, promise to increase competition for G. A. A. bosketboll trophies this year. In May, G. A. A. members held their onnuol banquet and formal dance ot the Crystal Bollroom of Hotel Gary. At the bonquef the girls had dinner ond a program «os presented in which awards and trophies were presented to outstanding members. At this time all girls who hod earned a total of 1500 points by porticipoting in activities earned a letter T. All team members winning tournoments were oworded trophies. Trophies were also oworded to the outstanding G. A. A. Council member, ond the ideal G. A. A. member. Bonita Jackson, President Mrs. Naomi Brown, Sponsor Glorio Hudson, Secretary- Treasurer For the ’63-’64 School Year Jock i® Rots Bowling Sporth®od Dion® Park® Softball Spo tf ®od Peggy Means Recreational OS Upperclassmen G. A. A. JR. AND SR. ROW ONE: Freddie Von Zonf, Cynthio Berry, Potricio Son den, Froncin Mortin, Patricio Steome . ROW TWO: Roger Carole Rogers, Bonita Jackson, Gloria Hudson, Sandro Me Gregory, Beverly Moss. Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday G. A. A. members report for seasonal sports ond gomes as pictured obove. Bowling at Sportsman's Recreation Center is port of the physical curricula of the G. A. A. during the lotter port of the year. • 4 Participate In G.A.A. Activities G. A. A. SOPHOMORES ROW ONE: Monico Grundy, Betty Ann Woodall, Jocqueline Poce, Koran Jena , Mory A. McGee, Felicia Andrew , Bertie Slone, Gloria Eddie. ROW TWO: Eloine Honkins, Zello Smith, Angilo Smith, Celesfine Jone , Mory Johnson, Cloodie Moore, Linda Hick , Deborah Carter, Patricio Redden. ROW THREE: Cheryl Dickenon, Eome tine McClofchey, Bessie Taylor, Ruby Eddie, Doris Peterson, Nona Fitts, Cheryl Hollowoy. ROW FOUR: Annie McKinney, Violetta Dumo , Beatrice Elaine Moss, Gwendolyn Moss, Poulette Wimbley. G. A. A. members participated in a Nativity skit os o conclusion of the annual Christmos Spreod. •s Devoted G.A.A. Freshmen FRESHMAN G.A.A. MEMBERS WERE ROW ONE: Angelio Bell, Constonce Couley, Bertha Wiley, Mary Woodall, Alfredo Jelks, Louise Walker, Gail Wsitmon, Izoro Willis. ROW TWO: Shirley Stallion, Olindo Losenby, Chorlotte Green, Brenda Henderson, Antoinette Raspberry, Lauretta Thom ton, Sharon Met coif, Sheryl Brewer. ROW THREE: Vernett McClatchey, Patricio Dawson, Linda Carr, Gwendolyn Kittles, Fredio Robinson, Gwendolyn Rhinet, Ella Washington, Mory Lanes. ROW FOUR: Olivia Willioms, Barbara Jones, Mory Clark, Patricia Brome, Patricio Voughn, Carolyn Dye, Lynn Green, Alice James, Annette Haynes, Barbara Weakly. Participants from other schools and other faculties helped to make the G. A. A. Christmas Spreod o success. Underclassmen enjoyed another offer school session of bosketboll ploy. • • Spanish Club Held Fiestas SPANISH CLUB ROW ONE: Jocquelyn Embry, Awildo Pogon, locefto Gunn, Sondro Neol, Cormen Ago  o, Jorrilyn Me Gregory, Peggy Meon . ROW TWO: Morcio Cormen, lee Hendenon, Steven Wolloce, Undo Wilton, Gwendolyn Mo  . ROW THREE: Edwin Moore, Philip Ro pberry, Jeffrey William . Under the -sponsorship of Mrs. Yvonne Davis, the Spanish Club, consisting of twenty-four freshmon and sophomore Spanish students, entered the second yeor of the club's existence. Linda Wilson, Spanish Club president, and Carmen Agosto, vice president, assumed the responsibility of organizing special activities for the club members. Included in these activities were a Christmas Party, o trip to Riverview, and a special progrom on Spanish dances. At the Christmas Party, Spanish food was served and Mrs. Davis was presented a special gift from the members in appreciation of her excellent supervision. Although the Spanish Club is relatively young, the interest that it stirred promoted increased membership during the past school year. Carmen Augo  o, Vice-pre ident; Morcio Carmen,  ecretary-trea urer; Jacqueline Pace, porliomenforion; Linda Wilion, pre idenf. Thete four Sponivh itudent enjoyed o dance of o fie ta of the yeor. 9« Latin Club Enjoyed Roman Banquet ROW ONE: Anito Flournoy, Phylli Davi , Johnefto Dockin , Alfreddo Blond, Joyce Groy, Shirley Williom , Betty Jeon Warren, Andrea J. Dungy, Andrea Johnjon. ROW TWO: Geroldine Underwood, Roger Corole Roger , Vollo Nunn, Jockie Jonei, Brondon Atkin , Reno Msitoker, Juilionno Melton, Charmoine Hopkin , Lindo Jo Mitchell, Cheryl Jenicint. ROW THREE: James Codeno, Jonet Lorten, Corlo Walker, Lorry Ander on, Bonito Joyce Jockion, Jeonnita Giles, Connie Podlo, Veronica Bryant, Glorio Atkin , Bruce C. Londrum. ROW FOUR: Reginald Hoyes, Bruce Evoni, Robert Elliot Holcomb, Chorie E. Wo hington, Sheorwood McClelland, Ronald C. Potton, George Comer, Terrance J. Kyle, Richord N. Londrum. Lotin Club officer plan octivitie for the next meeting. Latin Club member moke sign ond designs for the Lotin Conference. ROW ONE: Gertrude Jonei, Bemice Dovi , Monico Grundy, LoPeorl Dovi , Co ondro Podlo, Mory Jones. ROW TWO: Pot Hudok, Jonise Kyle, Belinda Ransom, Goil Whitman, Dole Co . ROW THREE: Haiol Harper, Antoinette Raspberry, Mory McNeal, Monico Noel, Ronald Mordus, Sfonley Podlo, Jr. ROW FOUR: Alfred Johnson, Gregory Mock, Rudolph Gray, James Nosolski. Mrs. Ann Thompson , who for the post three years has carried on the offoirs of the Latin Club, is to be commended for her success of making the club a worthwhile organization. The Latin Club has achieved its shore of success. It began this year's activities with a trip to Chicago to view 'Cleopatra. This venture was well enjoyed by everyone. Some of the club's other big events were the induction of new members and the Romon Banquet, which were held on the some night. The event everyone looked forward to was the annual Latin Conference in which all schools that teach Latin participate. As seen in the past, Latin is becoming in- creasingly populor as a language and a club. Gloria ArkIru pou«t out m«mb«r hip cord ro now mombor . French Club Inducted Members Officers of French Club ore John t to Dockins, Secretory Cynthio Berry, President; Cheryl Holloway, Treasurer; Lourence Anderson, Vice-President. too French Club members discovered interesting facts about France during their meetings. MEMBERS OF THE FRENCH CLUB ROW ONE: Lo Bom Hoyes, Donno Foster, Johnetta Dockins, Sheila Jerkins, Shirley Washington, Teddy Moor. Andrea Dungy, Cynthia Berry, Jonice AI so brooks, Melvo Wilson. ROW TWO: Willie Phelps, Sheilo Brooks, Shirele Coles, Novo Fitts, Bonita J. Jockson, Patricia Dow son, Mableen Beckman, Corolyn Blake. ROW THREE: Sondro McGregocy, Lorry Anderson, Cheryl Holloway, Dorothy Adams, Beatrice Crossley, Lindo Watson, Bessie Grody, Patricia L. Wilson. ROW FOUR: Honey Jones, James Anderson, Robert Hall, Shearwood McClelland, Wayne Hankins, Robert Holcomb, Robert Browne. Drama Club Held Fair MEMBERS OF DRAMATICS CLUB ARE ROW ONE: Jocqueline Embry, Jerrilyn Me Gregory, Lindo Jo Mitchell, Joonette Motley, Sponsor, Mr . low the, Sharon Burge, Yvonne Webb, Nona Fitti, Jocqueline Poce. ROW TWO: Sharon Metcalf, Donno Foiter, Milton Conley, Woyne Brown, Willie Phelpt, Bernard Hamlet, Lindo Wilton, Marcia Cormen. Studenti look over book ot the Book Fair to telect the bett book for their reoding enjoyment. OFFICERS Of DRAMA CLUB ARE LEFT TO RIGHT: Joonette Motley,Treasurer; Jocqueline Embry, Secretory; ond Lindo Jo Mitchell, President. toi Potato Chip Sales Brought OFFICERS OF THE FBLA shown ot their inaction ore, LEFT TO RIGHT: The sole of Pofoto Chips attrocted many students. Shirley Willioms, E or line Wheeler, Greta Glover, hVt. Leek (sponsor) Morjorie Oovis, Lois Dixon, and Walter W. Lowe. ROW ONE: Earline Wheeler, Maxine Kapsch, Angel io Bell, Alleno Davis, Alfreddo Bland, Carla English, Josie Bowmon, Dorothy Preston. ROV TWO: Shirley Williams, Earlean Marshall, Rita Johnson, Beverly Batiste, Ann Bolden, Carol Acoff, Beofrice Crossley, Linda Crossley, Jacqueline Johnson. ROW THREE: Greta Glover, Morgie Davis, Lois Dixon, Valerie Smith, Theresa Cozort, Mory Johnson, Gloria Hudson, Mary Ann Alexander. ROW FOUR: Walter W. Lowe. 102 Profit To FBLA ROW ONE: Bertho Wiley, Anildo Torret, Freddie Von Zont, Rotetto Smith. ROW TWO: Jonice King, Cothy leonord, Janie N. Crock ! , Dion Wilton, Jolionno Melton, Lillion Reid. ROW THREE: Cloro Speort, Voleri Smith, Angelo Negron, Thereto Mendizobel. The Condle-Light induction of the FBLA wot very imprettiv . Greta Glover, pretident of the FBLA itoted the purpotet of the organization. 103 Art Club Decorated Halls MEMBERS Of THE ART CLUB ARE ROW ONE: Awildo Pogon, Le li« Robimon, Oiono Thomo , Morio Dominguez, Gwendolyn Wilton, Juonifo Cloric, Couondro Podlo, Lucy Ortiz. ROW TWO: Morgi. Oovi , Cooni Podlo, Janie Crockett, Potricio Cov® Dorothy Ploizoj, Soro Rey. , T.rew Mendizobol. ROW THREE: Willi. Flournoy, Molcolm Jordon, Beofric. Cro«l.y, Anito McKinney, John Vetpo, Vincent Polizzotfo. ROW FOUR: Joonn. Hall ond Ivnoel Pogon. Art studenti pointed pictum fhof were put up in the hollt. 104 The Boosters Cheered BOOSTER CLUB MEMBERS ARE ROW ONE: Kennofh Flynn, Sonny Wilion, Ronald Wilion, Diana Thomot, Kenneth Millender. ROW TWO: Margie Davit, Ella Taylor, Brenda Honey, Cathy Leonard, Patricio Sonder . ROW THREE: Rogercorole Roger , Beverly Batiste, lorry Jone , Gail Thomoi, Marsha Story, Donno Mote . ROW FOUR: Jonice Conner , Cloro Spears, Bernice Thompson, Bobbie McClotchy, Anno McClotchy. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ARE: STANDING: Hazel Harper, Antoinette Varga . KNEELING: Melvo Wilion, Lindo Clortc, Joanne Holl, Connie Podlo, captain. The Vortify Cheerleodor get set for the boy to come through the Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders ANTOINETTE VARGAS The school spirit of any school is on essential factor for a successful sports team. Tollestonnot only has great school spirit but a wonderful sports team. This is largely e to the Pep Club and Cheer- leaders, who managed to attend all games and lead their team to victory after victory. The Pep Club is led by Ronald Wilson, president; Sonny Wilson, vice-president; Ella Taylor, secretary; and Brenda Haney, treasurer. Mrs. Anne Rodgers is the sponsor of both the Pep Club and Cheerleaders. CONNIE PAOLO, Coptoin JOANNE HALL MELVA WILSON JANE ATKISSON Performed Vigorously LOWANA WOOLFOLK RESERVE CHEERLEADERS ARE KNEELING: Jon. Artciwon, Deboroh Fronklyn, Shoilo Brook . STANDING: Pot Cave, Cynthio Tornor, Lowono Woo I folk. Band Students Performed DIRECTORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Erinond Bielski, Mr. Melville Bryonf. LEFT TO RIGHT: Business Monoger, Alfred Johnson; Secretory-Treosurer, Dorii Sheridon; President, Willie Flournoy. Drum major, ALFRED JOHNSON. Mr. Bielski whispers lost minute instructions to the bond. lOS At Assemblies ROW ONE: left to Right; Charles Vtahington, Dori Sheridan, Brandon Atkin , Richord Degenoil, Reno 'Miitoker. ROW TWO: Gregory Bratton, Jocqoeline John ion, Beverly Mo , Angela Negron. ROW THREE: Patricio Weekly, Toni Tennelle, Jome WSIIiomi, Solly Glover, Lynetto Barham. SEATED: Left to Right; Corlo Walker, LaShung Chatterion, Jonet Loreen, Carl Noel. STANDING: Morgo McCall   , Modiitine hhmond, Edith Swope. LEFT TO RIGHT: Everett Moore, Katherine Haymon, Wyndell John . toe Band Performed LEFT TO RIGHT: Jan Corter, Gilbert Sonti I loo, Carl Scott, Alfred Johnson. 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Willie Flournoy, Ollle Redden, Dennis Coleman, Alphomo Poundi, Bruce Evans. At Spring Concert LEFT TO RIGHT: Williom Web, Bruce Evons, Emmil Willis. T e Toilet too High School Bond storted in seoson with morching ond ploying owe team to victory. The bond under the direction of Mr. Edmond Bielski and Mr. Melville Bryant, twccettfwlly put on a half time show for our home- coming gome, making the difficult figure which related to the music being played. After the football season was over the band then elected its officers ond prepared for the yeor's activities. The officers are, president, Willie Flournoy; secretory-treasurer, Doris Sheridon; business monoger, Alfred Johnson. The bond participated in the Northern Indiana District Contest. The winners of that contest went to the regional finols in Indionopolis at Butler University. With the coming of Spring the bond prepored for their onnuol bond concert. This is the most importont event of the year and the students and directors work hord eoch year to moke if very successful. This yeor wos no exception. Next on the ogendo for the bond was the Memorial Day parade. The bond marched down Broodwoy where they were judged for their performance by the judges. The seniors of Tollesion marched to their teats commencement night by the music of the bond. On this occasion the seniors of the bond ore aole to play their lost number with the bond. This completes the activities for onother yeor. The band performs at the annual spring contest. R.O.T.C. Classes R. O. T. C. (9:20) ROW ONE: Bennie Conner , Eorl Wright, Neal Birdsong, Robert Moll, Williom Pagan, Patrick Mogon, Barnette William Aldrich, Jomes W. Abbyss. ROW TWO: Buddy Wfeeet, Henry Jones, Eddie Woshington, Richard Landrum, Melvin V-heeler, Nafhoniel Williom , Clarence Floyd. ROW THREE: Eddie Wo hington, Jer Veon Gotei, Alvin Curti , David Trippett, William Fridge, Wiley Lowe, Horold Co , William Taylor. ROW FOUR: Robert L. Porker, Anthony R. Protho, Jerome L. Ezell, Robert Johneon, Mozell Hoymon, Co veil Glover, Timothy Cobbo, Gory Dovi . Michoel David. R. O. T. C. (10:20) ROW ONE: Thomot May, Samuel Taylor, Lawrence Washington, Edward Allen, Joseph Velez, Eorl Bonk . ROW TWO: David Mitchell, Milton Curti , Oscar Glover, Eddie Howord, Joe S. Greenwood, Alonzo L. McDaniel. ROW THREE: Arthur Robinson, Phines Voughn, Pool Gollord, Greg Holmon, William Stellhom, Thomas Scott. ROW FOUR: Robert Taylor, Andrew Coleman, James O. Reed, James Reed, Ellis Monuel, Veltor Goode. Stressed Training R.O.T.C. (12:20) ROW ONE: Luther Wilkin , Martel Dupree, John Green, Kenneth Louis Randolph III, Roy Corrizoles, William Powell. ROW TWO: Ivory Hood, Jomes Team or, Donald Groham, Ernest Echols, Richord Cunegin, Charles Vincent Jr., William M. Wil on Jr. ROW THREE: Robert Henderson, Ernest Evans, James Palmer, Herbert Roche, Willie Moore, Herbert Nichols, Morvin Steomes, Thomas George. R. O. T. C. (1:20) ROW ONE: Robert Pitts, 1st. Lt. Donald Marsholl, Copt. Richord McMillon, Copt. Bruce Landrum, Tyrone Spires, Gentry McClatchey. ROW TWO: James E. Hall, Jhue Colemon, Albert Fisher, Dennis Hubbord, Chorles Lee Horris. ROW THREE: Lawrence A. Edwards, Hurley A. Perry, Paul Davis, Edward Grady, Willie Strong. ROW FOUR: Troy Quinn, Richard H. Sanders, Jr., Jomes Von Der Molen, Larry Johnson, Johnny E. Hill, Walter H. Bailey. I IS Boys Received Instructions R. O. T. C. OFFICERS SEATED: Sgt. Cod , Bruce Londrwm, RIcKord McMillan, Jo eph Velez. STANDING: John Hill, Donold Marshall, Robert Pit  , Eddie Howard, Herbert Roche. RIFLE TEAM SEATED: Emet Echolt, Keith Rote, Vfeiley Sykes, Joe Velez, Eorl Bonk , and James Veipo. STANDING: Chorie HottIs, Buddy W eet, Ray Carrizoles, Sgt. Donald Code, Thomas George, Eddie Washington, and Bill Stellhorn. DRILL TEAM SEATED: Burnett Aldrich, Milton Curtis, Robert Pitt , Sgt. Donald Code, Eorl Bank , Oscar Glover, ond William Webb. STANDING: Keith Rote, Dennis Hubbard, Albert Fisher, Thomos George, Robert Henderson, Alvin Curti , Larry Johaton, William Wilton. NOT PRESENT WERE: Jame Scott ond Gary Davis. 1 14 and Inspection R. O. T. C. cod   were received through inspection from officer . R. O. T. C. HONOR COLR'fCIl MEMBERS WERE ROW ONE: Eorl Bonk , Practice mode the rifle team perfect for winning city. Joseph Velez, Michoel Jockton, ond Jomej Palmer. ROW TWO: Richord McMillon, Eddie Woihington, ond Richard Fleming. IIS Alvin Curti wot given the title of best—drill fir t yeor cadet, for hi outstanding ability on the drill teom. Robert Henderson wot chosen best-drill noncommissioned officer. Precision Was Stressed Captain John Hill inspected first year codefs as Keith Rosa wrote down demerits and Charles Honey looked on os overseer. Wesley Sykes explained war toctics to first year coders Wesley Sykes demonstrated dismantlement of a rifle as various cadets looked on. Robert Washington stood at attention while he wos being inspect' ed by Captains John Hill and Keith Rose. In R.O.T.C. Charl«i Honey and John Mill instructed fin Drill Team practiced long hours for skilled drilling The young man pictured received instructions in greeting on officer of higher rank. John Hill demonstrated the technique used in operating on automatic rifle. Honorary Cadets Lauded FRONT ROW: Loft to Right; Manuel Mendoza, Bobby Pride, Clarence McClotchey, Horry Willioms, Dennis McV horter, John Horbin, Enrique Romero, Robert Washington, Richord Pennington. SECOND ROW: Eugene Wotson, John Dovilo, Chariot Stacker, Mark Lott, Fred Rom, Ronald Williomt, James Vespo, Melvin Roche. THIRD ROW: Hoi McKinley, Horold Carter, Jerome Grigsby, Edwin Romero, Williom Webb, Michoel Jockson, Bruce Ezell, Billy Webb, Richard Fleming. BACK ROW: Clotsleodor, John Hill, Asst. Clottleoder, Charles Haney. Ihe Toll «ton R. O. T. C. began their year by selecting their Honorary Cadets. Through secret ballots, each coder selected Lynn Lowery ond Connie Podlo to the positions Lt. Colonel and Captain respectively. A dance was held in their honor ond they were later awarded medals of honor at the Awards and Decorations Ceremony, May first. Always held in the highest respect for their outstanding performance was the Drill team which competed in (kill team competition and mode the corps and the school very proud. The Rifle team also held special occlaim when they fired ogoinst the fifth Army and were victorious with a score of 2306. The hijfs ranking cadets that led the 1963-64 corps were Lt. Colonel Joseph Velez, Lt. Colonel Wesley Sykes, Lt. Colonel 8ruce Londrum, and Lt. Colonel Richord Me Mi 11 ion. With the aid of instructor, Sgt. Donald Code, they taught students the purpose of R. O. T. C.---------to prepare students of high school level for mSlitory service. Winning special honors for themselves ond the corps were S Sgt. Poul Davis who won first place in city rifle competition; S Sgt. William Stellhom who also won first ploce in city riflo team competition; Lt. Col. Bruce Landhm who was promoted to the regimental staff; U. Col. Richard McMillian who was promoted to the position of Battalion Commander. The coders' biggest event of the yeor was the MSlitory Boll held at Marquette Park April 1, 1964. Lt. Colonel Wesley Sykes and Lt. Colonel Joseph Velez congratulated Honorary Cadets, Lynn Lowery ond Connie Podlo of the Military Ball. 11 Raiders Hampered by Injuries FRONT RCW: Left fo Right; Charta Collet, Gordon Fleming, Charta Harri , Jerry Wick, John lobroi, Ronold Wilton, David Mitchell, Leon Green and Wiliam Taylor. SECOND ROW: Monoger, Tippet; Cloude Vaxter, Arti Carroll, Malcolm Jordon, John Zedalit, Ivory Hood, Tommy Nicholi, Eli Myert, Ike Hood; and Monoger, Taylor. THIRD ROW: A  i tont Coach Kesely; Attitfonl Coach Jonet; John Tofe, Chri Tote, Bruce londrum, John Willioms, Robert Johnson, Carl Mohone, Arthur Lester, Hurley Perry, Nathaniel Williams, Head Coach Stoornes; Assistant Cooch Smith. FOURTH ROW: Ester Scott, Robert Shotwell, Thomas Lewis, Fred Mitchell, Lonnie Gorrett, Ronald Harris, Glenn Bollard, Lazarrui Holden, Walter Thomas, and Milton Conley. RAIDER'S FOOTBALL COACHES ARE LEFT TO RIGHT: Kesely, Steomes, and Smith. The Tolleston grid story of 1963 featured only a tie in eight contests. Our team's futile bid to solvoge a victory was muffled by a score of injuries, costly mistokes, and o well known disease colled fumble-itis. Materially Tolleston fashioned a notorious ground attack, which was highlighted by our fullback Claude All Purpose Vaxter. He was complemented by o set of speedy holfbock including Tommy Nichols, Johnny La Broi, David Mitchell and Ronald Wilson. Our passing gome which suffered from key injuries to our receivers showed much promise. The three alternating quarterbacks Billy Taylor, Isaac Hood, and Gordon Fleming olso combined their posting ond signal-colling talents to keep the defense always aware of their threat. There was glaring evidence of the team's obility as they bowed to their first three opponents by a total of a mere five points. These close games were contributed by o well fortified defensive platoon. Heoding the list of these unsung heroes were Ivory Hood, Jerry Wick, Artis Coroll, and John Zedolis. This rugged defensive unit was responsible far many of the close games that could hove gone either woy. Probobly more important than the feom's final record, however, os the fact that the 1963 squad was fost, aggressive, ond potentially the best teom Tolleston hos ever seen. 120 Lose Seven on Gridiron Varsity Football Scores Tolleston Opponents Football O Romo 7 7 Michigan City 7 9 Roosevelt 11 13 Emerson 12 13 Horace Mann 0 0 E. C. Roosevelt 6 47 Valpo 6 28 Lew Wallace 13 20 Froebel Morton 14 Canceled 26 Tommy Nichols cuts around left and for vifol T.D. Fred Mitchell, kicking, and Gfoan Ballard, holding, team up for a ploce-k kk. Eli Meyers, out most of the season with an injury, is shown snaring a pass. 121 Raiders Used Shot-Gun Offense Cloud Voxter tpofs on opening and tcampen for o score. Unable to find o receiver, Billy Taylor demonstrate hit running ability. Freshmen Maintain Gridiron Pride FIRST ROW: Manoger Scott, Ronold lee, Johnny Chompion, Robert Johnson, lemoul Cortier, Roy Collins, Booker Deon, Marvin Scott, William Robinson, Elsie Madison. SECOND ROW: Bob Archie, Roosevelt Neol, Dovid Thomos, Vemon Lo Broi, James Strong, Williom Hoyden, James Thomas, Nothaniel Smith, Allon Strong. THIRD ROW: Bobby Williamson, Cooch Eorl Smith, Isooc Preston, Gregory Corf her, Louis Borhom, James Holden, Ronald Smith, Stanley Johnson, Glenn James, Kenneth Porker, Richard McClelland. Raiders-Champions of Hardwood MEMBERS Of THE VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM VVtRE ROW ONE: Left to Right; liooc Hood, Glenn, Jomet, Tommy Nichols, Claude VoxtOf, monoger, Phillip Corley. ROW TWO: A  t. Principol, Williom Swon, A  t. Cooch, Frederick Elkim, Robert Profho, Chorlo Hooey, John Williom , Edward Horrii, Rowon Smith, David Mitchell, Richord Corrabine, Principal, ond Hood Cooch, Joe Vonce. Win Sectional At Hammond SCORES Opponent We Wirt 75 Edison 63 Froebel 59 Andreon 67 Roosevelt 70 Hammond High 74 Hammond Clark 70 Whiting 83 Bishop Noll 54 Horace Mann 87 Emerson 94 E. C. Roosevelt 70 Valparaiso 80 Lew Wallace 65 E. C. Washington 72 S. B. Washington 62 Hammond Tech 84 Lafayette Central 93 Holiday Tournoment Emerson 75 Frobel 75 Sectionals Highland 72 Bishop Noll 77 Hammond 80 Calumet 76 Raiders’ Success Was Team Balance. Robert Profozoon Profho Cloud All Purpose Voxfer Tommie Dunnie NicKols Reserves-City Champs RESERVE TEAM FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Cooch Elkins, Bruce Ezell, John Lobroi, Silot Herrington, Robert Wo thing ton, Timothy Cobb , monoger Silo Smith. SECOND ROW: Anthony Protho, Richard Fleming, Sam Anderson, Horace Roger , Korl Mohone, Nathaniel William , Andy Ledbetter. FRESHMAN TEAM FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Pete Smith, Booker Dean, Johnny Chompion, Billy Robinion, Gregory Wo hington, Jamet Thomot. SECOND ROW: Williom Head, Roosevelt Neol, Jockie Wimbly, Jome Holden, Glenn Jame , Jon Carter, Cooch Doiley. THIRD ROW: Manager Mlltam Hill, manager Johny Coreley, Jome Johnson, Clorence Horri , Lorry Paine, Stanely Johnson, Ronnie Smith. 1 7 Raider Netmen Have Rosy Outlook FIRST ROW: Leonord Haile, Michoel Kelly, To n Revit. SECOND ROW: David Sirolak, Tony Mottello, Willi Richordton, no thown-John L . The Blue Raider's tennis team, defending city chomps the lost two years, was jolted with seven losses in eleven decisions last year. Tolleston lost its three top players of the championship teom by graduation and with them the hope for another successful season. Spearheading the Raider tennis team were seniors, Tony Mostollo and David Skolak. Returning lettermen are Leonard Haile, John Lee, Willie Richardson, Tom Revis, and Michael Kelly. Within these returning lettermen is the hope of another city championship. Dov Skolcfc thawing tremendout ffort and determination return o verve. Tony Mottello utet hit maneuverability to defeat another opponent. Bob Strong Leads Matmen FIRST ROW: Cooch Forroh, Dwight Westbrook, Itmoel Pogon, Bobby Jocktoo, John Fernondez, John Dovllo, Cooch Hubberf. SECOND ROW: Ernie Hill, Mllie Wide, Bob Strong, Ed Molino, Phirus Vaughn, Robert Devello, John Guzman. THIRD ROW; John Hill, monoger, William Hernandez, Nathaniel William , Lorry Butler, Arthur latter, LaSalle Jockton, Allen Strong, Enrique Romero, monoger. Team We They South Bend Riley T Lew Wallace 34 15 Horace Mann 29 17 E. C. Washington 55 5 Hammond Clark 24 20 Emerson 18 24 Bishop Noll 39 10 Andrean 29 12 John Davilo tries to pin Ed Molino as the two Raider Grapplets tune up their muscles for the next crucial match. 12 Track and X-Country MEMBERS Of THE TRACK TEAM WERE ROW ONE: L«ft to Right; J«rom« Tucker, Roymond Fleming, Lorry Edwards, Arthur Woshington, Lonie Protf, Lonnie McDoniel, Ronold Wilson. ROW TWO: Jimmy Willioms, Colemon Horrit, Ivory Hood, Albert Either, Carl Scott, Frank Perry, Chorlet Williamt. ROW THREE: Ed Henderton, Thomot Jordon, Billy Taylor, Charlet Vincent, Vernon Billingtly, Enrique Romero, Charlet Goltton, Eli Mayors. .ROW FOUR: LeRoy Williamt, Jamet Anderton, Nathoniel Williomt, Willie Lotter, Lee Ezell, Robert Holden, Cooch Gonzolet. A competitive tpirif in practice itimuloted better performances in the meett. Here are tome loom members practicing on the high hurdles. A relatively young and inexperienced team of thinclads set out to maintain the tradition that Tolleston High School had established for itself through the performances of former Raider track standouts. Pacesetters for the '64 squod included: seniors-Ronald Golston, Raymond Fleming, Charles Haney, and Albert Fisher; juniors-lvory Hood, Eli Meyers, and Tommy Nichols. There were also several promising sophomore prospects including Jerome Tucker, Lance Pratt, Lazarus Holden and Charles Williams. iso Made Patience Pay Off Group 0K rcii«i w0ro o prvroq-jitit® to both trock and crou country proctic touiont. Tho three frock men included in thi picture or : LEFT TO RIGHT: Eli Myer , Ivory Hood, ond Ronald Goltton. MEMBERS Of THE CROSS COUNTRY TEAM WERE FIRST ROW: Left to Right; Thomo Jordon, Lorry Edward , Raymond Fleming, Jerome Tucker, Vernon BillingtUy, ond Ronald Gholfton. SECONO ROW: Ed Henderion, Arthur Wothington, Lonce Prott, Carl Scott, ond Fronk Perry. Baseball Ends Sport Season The distribution of equipment initialed the 1964 boseball season. Cooch Joe Vonce ond his diamond aggregation assumed a positive attitude toward the 1964 boseboll season, leaving behind the thoughts of their dismal past. The return of six veteran players to the '64 roster made it easy for Coach Vance to assume this attitude and encouraged the ball players to play more enthusiastically. These returning lettermen were: Ronald Patton, Robert Protho, Anthony Protho, Larry Anderson, Tom Lewis, and William Carter. While acquiring a correct mental attitude, the players also kept in top physical condition. This physical conditioning consisted of early spring practices and organized exercise sessions in the gymnasium. Acknowledgements Although the entire Pioneer Staff worked diligently during the year to moke the yearbook o success, special thonks should be extended to our advisor. Miss Joanne Minelli, and our photographer, Mr. John Giolos, both of whom did much to aid the student journalists. We would also like to thank the administration, the faculty, and the entire student body for their support and co-operation. Without their help the yearbook would not hove been a success. The Staff Maxine Koptch, Co-Editor Eugene Gteet Layout Editor Lourence Andenon, Editor-in-Chlef Shirley Wiliam , Copy Editor Gregory Douglas, Business Manager Lou Audrey Boos ley. Advertising Monoger Wolter lo«e, Index Editor Fred Mitchell ond Horace Rogers, Sports Editors. ASSISTANTS: Carolyn Ursery, Lynn Lowery, Doris Sheri don, Anita Flournoy, Sheila Brooks. TYPISTS: Ramona Gutierrez, and Evelyn V b liter. He that publishes a book runs a very great hazard, since nothing con be more impossible than to compose one that secures the appro- bation of every reader. —Cervantes BEST WISHES TO THE TOLLESTON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS OF JOHN G. GIOLAS 'GIOLAS STUDIO'' HURRY ON DOWN......... 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BOOKSTORE THE FINEST SELECTION OF BOOKS TEXTS PAPERBACKS MAGAZINES NEWSPAPERS 885-0874 754 BROADWAY GARY, INDIANA «3 Cox, Ronald.........................67 Cozart, Theresa...........21,84,91,102 Crone, Dr. George..............8,47,48 Crockette, Jootce. . .21,84,88,103,104 Crossley, Beatrice.........100,102,104 Crosley, Undo.......................63 Cunegin, Richard...................113 Curti , Alvin..............112,114,115 Curtis, Cathy.......................71 Curti , Milton.................112,114 D Daily, Coach.......... ............127 Doughrity, Barbara..................84 Dovid, Michael..................22,112 Dovillo, John..................118,129 Davi , Aliena...................22,102 Davis, Aloma........................63 Dovis, Bernice......................99 Davis, Deloane. ....................63 Davis, Donna........................66 Davis, Gory.....................22,112 Dovis, La Pearl. ...................99 Davis, Margie. . 22,84,88,102,104,105 Dovis, Nick.........................67 Dovis, Paul.....................22,113 Dovis, Phyllis................84,88,98 Davis, Yvonne Mrs...................II Dowson, Patricia.............71,96,100 Dean, Booker................71,123,127 DeBowles, Dione..................63,76 Degenais, Richard..................109 Devella, Robert....................129 Dickerson, Cheryl................67,95 Dickerson, Pomelo...................71 Dillard, Andy....................22,88 Dillard, Eddie...............63,79,110 Dilley, Martha Mrs...................9 DiNicola, Mr........................14 Divine, Wendy Mrs....................9 Dixon, Gloria.......................90 Dixon, Lois.............. 22,84,88,102 Dockins, Halbert.................71,79 Dockins, Johnetta........ 22,41,59,79, 86,88,98,100 Doleni, Tim.........................71 Dominquez, Mario................67,104 Douglos, Gregory. . 23,41,74,76,84,88 Drake, Eddie........................23 Driver, Melvin......................23 Draper, Earl........................63 Drownes, Sadie...................23,88 Dumas, Violetta.....................95 Duncan, John........................11 Dungy, Andreo............ 63,79,98,100 Dupree, Monte 11................63,113 Duron, Jessie.......................67 Dye, Carolyn................... 71,96 E Edwards, Otis.......................71 Edwords, Lawrence...................23 Echols, Ernest.............113,114,115 Eddie, Gloria.................90,91,95 Eddie, Ruby...................67,93,95 Edwords, Deborah.....................63 Edwords, Lorry...........67,113,130,131 Edwards, Zeldo.......................63 Eldridge, William....................59 Elkins, Coach Fred...............11,127 Eller, Joanne........................71 Elliott, Mrs. Erma...................10 Embry, Jockquelyn..........67,86,97,101 English, Carla...................63,102 English, Ruby........................23 Ervin, Sandra.....................66,67 Evans, Bruce.....................98,111 Evons, Ernest.......................113 Evon , Joyce.........................67 Evons, Ronnie........................63 Evons, Sharon........................67 Ezell, Bruce........................118 Ezell, Jerome.......... 63,112,127, 130 F Forroh, Coach.......................129 Fernondez, John..................67,129 Fields, Rita......................66,67 Fisher, Albert..........113,114,124,130 Fisher, Mrs..........................16 Fleming, Raymond............ 24,130,131 Fleming, Richard. . 24,110,115,118,127 Fletcher, Mory.......................71 Flournoy, Anito. . . 59,63,76,77,88,98 Flournoy, Henrietta..................67 Flournoy, Potricio...................71 Flournoy, Willie. . 24,104,108,110,111 Floyd, Clearance....................112 Floyd, Geneva.....................24,91 Flynn, Kenneth...................99,105 Ford, Jena...........................67 Foster, Donna................91,100,101 Fowler, Van..........................71 Francis, Soline......................71 Franklyn, Deborah............ 63,84,107 Frias, Irma..........................24 Fridge, Sherlene.....................90 Fridge, William.....................112 Frith, Camellia......................71 G Galindo, Morjorie....................67 Gambrell, Donnie.....................67 Garrett Lonnie......................120 Gory, Edward.........................63 Gaskin, Jesse........................71 Gates, Jer Veon.....................112 George, Thomos..........63, 113, 114,115 Gilbert, Devon.......................24 Gilbert, Edna........................71 Gilbert, Dr. Lee R....................7 Giles, Jeonnita................63,85,98 Givens, Carol........................71 Givens, John.........................63 Glover, Bemodine.....................71 Glover, Cosvell..................66,112 Glover, Greta. . . . 24,84,88,102,103 Glover, Oscar...................112,114 Glover, Sally....................85,109 Gollard, Paul. .....................112 Golston, Charles.....................130 Golston, Ronald...................24,131 Gonzales, Alfonso.....................25 Gonzales, Morce...................11,130 Gordon, Valerie.......................71 Goode, Velfor........................112 Goodmon, Barbara......................91 Goie, Arthur..........................25 Goss, Glenn...........................67 Grady, Bessie................. 25,88,100 Grady, Edward.....................25,113 Grohom, Donald....................63,113 Grohom, Mavis.........................67 Gray, Joyce.....................25,91,98 Gray, Rudolphe................ 67,99,110 Green, Charlotte...................71,96 Green, Doris................ 25,84,88,90 Green, Gail......................... 71 Green, John.......................63,113 Green, Leon.......................25,120 Green, Miss Lynette.................. 9 Green, Lynn...........................96 Greenwood, Joe.......................112 Greer, Eugene............... 25,74,75,76 Gregory, Joyce........................67 Grice, Eunice. .......................67 Grigsby, Jerome......................118 Grundy, Monica................. 67,95,99 Gunn, Loretta......................67,97 Gutierrez, Juon....................26,74 Gutierrez, Ramona..................26,77 Gutowski, John F.......................7 Guzmon, John.........................129 H Haile, Leonard....................79,128 Haley, Larry..........................63 Hall, James.......................26,113 Holl, Joanne............. 88,104,105,106 Hall, Phyllis.........................67 Holl, Robert.....................100,112 Homerr, Edward........................14 Hamlet, Bernard......................101 Honey, Brenda............. 62,84,105,106 Honey, Charles................ 26,80,116 117,118,124,126 Hankins, Elaine.......................95 Hankins, Lorry........................71 Hankins, Wayne.......................100 Honyord, Bernard.............63,80,81,88 Horbin, John.........................118 Harbin, Roherra....................63,91 Hordowoy, Cynthia.....................63 Horper, Hazel. . . .70,71,86,99,105,106 Harrington, Silos...........63,127 Harris, Charlene......................26 Harris, Chorles. . . . 80,81,113,115,120 Harris, demon.....................63,130 Harris, Clearance....................127 Harris, Eddie........................124 Harris, Emile.........................63 Horris, Felestine.....................71 Harris, Mary..........................71 Harris, Ronald.......................120 141 Mahonc, Korlene. . . . 72 Major, Paul C . . . . 62,79,86 Manuel, Ellis 64,112 Mardus, Ronald 99 Marshall, Donald. . . . . . .31,1)3,114 Marshass, Eorlean. . . . . 31,84,85,102 Martin, Froncine. . . . . . 31,89,93,94 Martinez, Morgo. . . . 68 Mortinez, Terry. . . . 64 Mason, Jacqueline. . . 90 May, Thomas 112 Maya, James .... 10,45,59 Mayes, Ella 90 Mayes, Joyce 68 McCallen, Morgo. . . 109 McCauley, Dale. . . . 10 McClafchey, Anna. . . . . . 56,64,105 McClatchy, Clarence. 68,118 McClotchy, Eamestine. 68,95 McClatchy, Gentry. . McClatchey, Vemett. . .96 McClelland, Richard. . . .72,79,87,123 McClelland, Sherwood. . 40,59,78,79, 86,98,100 McCloud, Lebora. . . . 30 McCloud, Mory. . . . 30 McCoy, Lindo 72,87 McDaniel, Alonzo L. . 112,130 McElroy, Dorlyto. . . . J2 McGee, Mory A. . . . 69 McGill, Marilyn. . . . 64 McGregory, Jerrilyn. . . . . 72,97,101 Me Gregory, Sandra. . 64,85,86,94,100 McKinney, Anita. . . . 104 McKinney, Annie. . . , 68,95 McKinney, Hal 118 McKinney, John. . . . . . . . 30,80,81 Me Landau, Fred. . . . 10 McMillon, Richard. . . 30,113,114,115 McNeol, Mory 99 McCarter, Dennis. . . 118 Meadows, John 72 Means, Peggy . . . . 68,93,97 Melton, Julianna. . . . 98,103 Mendizabel, Theresa. . 103,104 Mendoza, Manuel. . . 118 Metcalf, Elenor 72,90 Metcalf, Shoron. . . . . . 72,90,96,101 Meyers, Eli . . 120,121,130 Millender, Denneth. . . 64,105 Miller, Alfred 64 Minelli, Joanne Miss. . Mitchell, Dovid. . .31, 112,120,124,126 Mitchell, Doris Mitchell, Fred . . . .75,76,121 Mitchell, Lindo Jo. . . . .59,64,98,101 Moffott, Virginia Mrs. . Moise, Samuel P. . . . Molina, Ed Monfuro, Stephonie. . . 72 Moore, Claudia 68,95 Moore, Ed word 11 Moore, Edwin 68,97 Moore, Everett. . . . Moore, Robert 110 Moore, Theodore. . . . . . . 68,86,100 Moore, Willie 113 Morton, Corolyn 64 Moses, Charles 72 Mosos, Donna 105 Mosley, Joanette. . . . Moss, Beatrice 68,95 Moss, Beverly . 64,92,94,109 Moss, Fred 80,81 Moss, Gwendolyn. . . . 71,95 Mostello, Anthony. . . . Munuz, Rafield 72 Murphy, Linda 68 N Nadolski, James 99 Nosh, Paul . . . . 31,59,79 Naylor, Anthony. . . . 68 Naylor, Kothy Neal, Earl Neal, Roosevelt .... 123,127 Neal, Sondro 68,97 Neeley, Ivory 64 Negron, Angelo . ... 103,109 Nemcek, Gloria, Miss. . 9 Nemtuda, Julia 31 Newitt, James 72 Nichols, Herbert 113 Nichols, Jeon 31,85 Nichols, Tommie (Dunnie). 120,121,122, 124,126 Noel, Carl 109 Noel, Monico . . . .72,90,99 Nunn, Valla . 40,85,89,98 O Obradovic, Emma. . . . 14 O'Keefe, John 13 Olanrish, Juon 64 Olauorrio, Liza 68 Oliver, Robert 8 Olson, Mrs 14 Ortiz, Alba 72 Ortiz, Evelyn 64 Ortiz, Lucy 32,104 Ortiz, Nilda 72 Ozier, Hattie Pace, Jacqueline . 68,95,97,101 iC Padlo, Cassandra . . .68,99,104 Padlo, Connie .56,64,98,104, 105,106,118 4 Podlo, Stanley,Jr. . . . Pagan, Awilda . . .32,97,104 Pagon, Ismail 129 Pagan, William 112 Page, Ernest 110 Paine, Lorry 127 Palmer, Jomes 32,89,91,113,115 Porker, Diane 93 Parker, Kenneth 123 Porker, Robert L......................112 Porker, Walter..........................64 Patterson, Turnitta.....................64 Potton, Ronald............. 32,59,78,79,98 Peorero, Alba...........................65 Pennington, Richard.................32,1)8 Peoszo, Dorothy.........................65 Perez, Joe..............................65 Perez, Ruth.............................68 Perkins, Eugene. .......................68 Perkins, Miss Frances...................I) Perkins, Rita...........................72 Perrez, Epifonio........................32 Perry, Frank................... 68,130,13) Perry, Hurley............32,41,80, 113,120 Peterson, Doris.........................95 Pewitt, Miss Roso......................112 Phelps, Willie................. 69,100,101 Phillips, Standley.....................110 Pinckney, Ronoid........................32 Pitts, George......................... 33 Pitts, Robert...................33,113,114 Pitts, Willie Mae.......................13 Ploszoy, Dorothy.......................104 Palizzotto, Vincent .... 33,80,81,104 Pollork, Som.............................8 Pollard, George.........................91 Pollard, Paul...........................33 Polard, Pauline......................33,90 Poedimon, Nancy.........................72 Pounds, Alphonso.......................110 Powell, Francesca....................33,85 Powell, Rito............................33 Powell, William........................113 Pratt, lonse.......................130,131 Pratt, Lena..........................33,89 Preston, Dorothy..............66,69,86,102 Preston, Issas......................72,123 Price, Leatrice.........................72 Price, Linda............................69 Pride, Bobby...........................1)8 Protho, Anthony....................112,127 Protho, Linda...........................69 Protho, Robert.....................124,126 Pruitt, Barbara.................. 65,85,92 Puksozek, Morie.........................69 Pushka, Rose............................14 Q Quinn, Chorrie.....................80, 113 R Race, Ronald............................65 Raine, Cynthia..........................69 Ramos, Rafael...........................34 Ramos, Jesse............................72 Rondolph, Deborah. .....................72 Randolph, Dorefha.......................14 Rondolph, Kenneth Louis.............65,113 Ronsom, Belindo......................72,99 Ronsom, Bonita..........................69 Raspberry, Antoinette............ 72,96,99 Raspberry, Phillip......................97 Royborn, Raymond........................72 Redden, Ollie..........................110 143 Redden, Potricia. . . Redmon, Annie Mrs. 8,13 Reed, Eugene. . . . Reed, James Reid, James 0. . . . Reid, Lillian Resetor, Corinne Mrs, 12,49 Revera, Theresa. . . Revis, Tom Reyes, Sara Reynolds, Mory. . . Rhines, Evelyn. . . . Rhoades, Kothleen. . 65,90 Rhoades, Sharon. . . Richardson, Willie. . 128 Richmond, Mrs. . . . Riddle, Arthur. . . . Riffle, Gwendolyn. . Rivas, Tom Rivero, Anilda. . . . Roach, Marianne Mrs Roberts, Nelson. . . 60,63,80,81,89,91 Robinson, Arthur. . . Robinson, Barbaro. . Robinson, Billy. . . . Robinson, Colynthia. Robinson, Earline. . , Robinson, Fredio. . . Robinson, Kotrinia. . Robinson, Leslie. . . Robinson, Marvin. . , Robinson, William. . Roche, Herbert. . . . Roche, Melvin. . . . 69,118 Rodgers, Ann Mrs. . , 9,44,106 Rodgers, Sharon. . . Rodriquez, Aida. . . Rogers, Dorothy. . . Rogers, Horoce. . . . Rogers, Roger Carole 65,85,94,98,105 Romero, Edwin. . . . Romero, Enrique . 65,80,81, 118,129,130 Rose, Keith Ross, Diane Ross, Fred Ross, Jacqueline. . . Rucker, Carolyn. . . Socopulos, Miss Eugenio 86,87 Sanders, Patricia. . . .34,85,89,94,105 Sanders, Richord. . . Sontiogo, Amenedoh. Santillon, Gilbert. . Scott, Bernice. . . . Scott, Carl . 65,110,130,131 Scott, Ester Scott, James Scott, Jeon Scott, Jesse Scott, Nina Scott, Thomas. . . . Skoczen, Miss Serrono, Olga Sheridan, Doris . .35,76,77,85, 87,89,108,109,111 Shipps, Meral Shotwell, Robert. . . . Sifrig, Raymond Simpson, Ercel Sims, James Sims, Thomas Skolak, Dove Smith, Alexis Smith, Angelia Smith, Durryle Smith Eorl, Coach. . . . Smith, Ester Smith, Nathaniel. . . . Smith, Pete Smith, Rosetta Smith, Ronnie Smith, Sanuel Smith, Silas Smith, Volerie Smith, Zello Smook, Keith Sneed, Betty South Bend Riley Spears, Clora .36,85,103,105 Spires, Camelle Spires, Tyrone Stalker, Chorles 118 Stallion, Shirley Staples, David L Steomes, Morvin. . . . , 113 Steames, Patricio. . . . . . . .36,89,94 Steames, Coach Robert. Steele, Chorles Steininger, Richord. . . Stellhorn, William. . . . Steppe, Reginald Stewart, Chorlene. . . . Stewart, Eugene Stokes, Shirley 72 Stone, Betty Story, Marsha . 36,85,89,105 Strong, Allen Strong, Bob Strong, Jock Strong, Jomes Strong, Willie Sutherland, Mae Swan, William Swope, Edith Sykes, Joyce Sykes, Wesley 36,80,81,114, 115,116,117,118 Szmall, Casmiro Szmall, George Tote, Chris Tate, John Taylor, Bessie Taylor, Billy . 120,122,130 Toy lor, Brenda Taylor, Ella . . 62,85,105,1C Taylor, Miss Jessie. . . Taylor, Robert Taylor, Samuel Toylor, William .65,80,81,112,120 Teomer, Jomes Tomer, Mory Tellez, Richard Tennelli, Tony Thomas, Abigail. . . . . . . . 37,89,105 Thomas, Corrine. . . . Thomas, David Thomas, Diana Thomas, Jomes Thomas, Walter Thompson, Anne, Mrs. . Thompson, Bernice. . . Thompson, Etta Thompson, Theresa. . . Thompson, Vivian. . . . Thompson, Wilbert. . . Thorton, Lauretta. . . . Thurston, Charles. . . . Tippet, David Torres, Anildo Trent, Arlia Tubbs, Johnny Tucker, Jerome Turner, Cynthia Turner, Ruth U Underwood, Geraldine. 65,92,98 Ursery, Carolyn .65,76,77,87,92 Ursery, Robert V Van Der Molen, Jomes. Von Nort, Mrs. Marge. Van Zont, Freddie. . . , Vance, Joe Vorgas, Antoinette. . . Vough, Patricia Vough, Phinus Vaxter, Claude. . . .58, ,120,122,124,126 Velez, Blanco Velez, Joseph .37,114,115,118 Vespo, Donna Vespo, James Vespo, John (Senior) 37,80,104 Vespo, John Vincent, Charles. . . . Virgo, Rosonne W Wachowoski, Donnie. . , Woddell, Foyetto. . . . Wade, Willie Walker, Corlo Walker, Evelyn . 38,76,77,86,89 Walker, Louise Wallace, Miss Edith. . . Wallace, Steven Wallace, Susan Walls, Harold Wormock, Florence. . . 144 i Warren, Borbora......................38 Worren, Betty Jean............85,89,98 Washington, Arthur.........72,130,131 Washington, Barbara................65 Washington, Charles. . . . 38,79,98,109 Washington, Eddie. . . .38,112,114,115 Washington, Ella................72,96 Washington, Gregory...............127 Washington, James..................13 Washington, Julius.................65 Washington, Lawrence...........38, 112 Washington, Robert........116,118,127 Washington, Shirley.........69,91,100 Washington, Walter.................69 Washington, Willie.................69 Wotkins, Lillian....................65 Wotson, Eugene..................79,118 Watson, Lindo............... 72,86,100 Watson, Martha......................90 Wotson, Norman......................13 Weakley, Barbara.................72,96 Weakley, Patricia............65,92,109 Weaver, Janice......................90 Weaver, Vincent.....................72 Webb, Billy.................69,111,118 Webb, William..................114,118 Webb, Yvonn..................65,89,101 West, Jimmy................. Westbrooks, Dwight...........69,81,129 Wetekemp, Ted........................8 Wheeler, Belvo. ....................69 Wheeler, Earline..........38,85,89,102 Wheeler, Melvin. . . . Wheet, Buddy 39,112,114,115 Whitaker, Reno . 65,85,98,109 White, Andrew D. . . . 7 White, Bill 110 White, Morgaret. . . . 72 White, Sharon 72 White, Wondo 69 Whiteside, James. . . . 9 Whifmon, Gail . . . . 72,96,99 Wck, Jerry . . . 39,56,120 Wiley, Walter E. Dr. . J Wiley, Bertha . . . 91,96,103 Wilkins, Luther 65,113 Williams, Annette. . . 65 Willioms, Barbara. . . . 69 Willioms, Bonita. . . . 72,90 Wiliams, Charles. . . . 130 Willioms, Harry 118 Willioms, Harold. . . . Williams, Janet 69 Williams, Jomes. . . . 122 Wiliams, Jeffery. . . . 69,97 Wiliams, Jomes. . . . . 109 Williams, Jimmy. . . . 69,130 Wiliams, John. . .65, 120,124,125,126 Wiliams, Nathaniel. . 69,112, 120,127,130 Wllioms, Olivia. . . . 96 Wllioms, Ronald. . . . . . . 65,80,118 Wllioms, Shirley. . . . . . . 39,75,76, 85,89,98,102 Wllioms, Sinovieo. . Wlliomson 123 Wlliomson, Velma. . Wilis, Emmett. . . . 69,111 Wilis, Izora 96 Wlson, Dione. . . . 85,91,103 Wilson, Gwendolyn. 39,89,104 Wlson, Linda. . . . 69,97,101 Wlson, Melva. . . . . . . . 100,105,106 Wlson, Mono Mrs. . 12 Wlson, Patricia L. . 100 Wlson, Princella. . . Wlson, Ronald (Red). . .105,106,120,130 Wlson, Sonny. . . . . .56,65,85,105,106 Wlson, Wiliam. . . 39,113,114 Wmbley, Jackie. . . 127 Wmbley, Paulette. . 95 Wse, Charles. . . . 8 Woodall, Betty. . . . 69,95 Woodall, Mary. . . . 72,96 Woodson, Ruth. . . . 90 Woolfolk, Andrea. . , 69 Wool folk, Lowano. . 107 Wright, Eorl 65,112 Wright, Judy 39,85 Young, Michael. . . 40 Yovonnovich, Evelyn. 69 Youvonovich, Mory. . Zach, Arthur 129 Zedalis, Fronk. . . . 69 Zedolis, John Autographs 14S Autographs 146 Autographs 147 Autographs 148 STOP THE PRESS!!! 14« Blue Raiders Capture 180 Administratori, faculty, team, and cheerleaders signify by four fingers that there were only four more games before they would be eligible for stote champion title. rrvf John William quickly moved in for a neat lay up. Bob Protho consulted Coach Vonce before going bock into the gome. First Regional Victory Mr. Richard M. Corrobine, principal, and Chuck Honey, captain of the basketball team, received sectional championship trophy. Honoroble Mayor A. Martin Katz extended his pood wishes tor chomp ion ship performances by Gory schools. Assemblies Spark Enthusiasm 182 Players, officials, and administrators were presonf of sectional championship victory assembly. Lafayette: Last Stop In a scromble like this, the Blue Raider usually Tommy Nichols put the boll up ond in for o quick • Acodwnic toon consisted of CHomoin Hopkins, Sherwood McCellond, ond Bruce londrum, seoted. Standing ore alternates, John Lee, Keith Smock, and Paul Nosh.
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