Union City Community High School - Successus Yearbook (Union City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

Union City Community H.S. Union City, Indiana The members of the SUCCESSUS staff dedicate this book, a product of their work and research, to you the students of Union City Community High School. The theme of the SUCCESSUS this year -- We Remember --conveys the main purpose of our book, to bring back memories of our high school years when we are far away in time and place. There will be memories of sports, clubs, and friends, as well as classes. The image of your favorite teacher or your best friend may fade with the years. We hope, though, that the SUCCESSUS will bring back to you every happy moment of your school days, through every year of your life. l Mirror, mirror, on the wall who is the best groomed of them all? Margaret Fitzmaurice and John Snyder--winners of the F.H.A. sponsored goodgrooming contest. The Junior Prom—a truly memorable Southern night in the Creole Gardens. Seniors WE REMEMBER --twelve years. Twelve years of fun, learning, worrying, sorrow, joy. We remember some of the most important events in the world, as well as everyday happenings. --listening and worrying with the world as the first astronaut orbited the earth. --Mr. Carder's English classes; our prom, and everything that happened that day. --Freshman initiation, scrubbing those awful sidewalks. --Senior concessions. All right, who cleaned up the park? —receiving our graduation pictures, ordering invitations, struggling for the money to afford our class trip. --worrying about that English Literature final. --the late President John F. Kennedy, and the horror and shock felt by the world at his death. We remember friends we've gained, new places we've been, old toumies we've seen. Our lives are just beginning, but we have all these memories. This was the first year for the new Student Council policy of having only senior girls as candidates for Homecoming queen. mmm Sharon Adelsperger and Cathy Bamum tied in a vote of the Class Rings--sign of the Junior Class. entire Student Body for Junior Attendants at the 1963-1964 Homecoming. Juniors WE REMEMBER --That this is eleven down, one to go! Soon we will be worrying about college. --making those horrible odors in chemistry, which, when combined with the art class and the home-ec cooking classes, give the school a different distinctive smell. --getting our class rings. Aren't they beautiful? --hoping upon hope for that trip to the World's Fair. --stripping cane. Nothing is better for you after a simple day at school and before a late night out, than stripping cane for an hour or two. Anyone for blisters? --how proud we've been of our basketball players. --history class and all those notes! We have a big year ahead, and a lot of big years behind us. Get those cane stalks clean, girls! And what's Zaharako's battle cry? What messes are these Junior boys planning for today? Members of the Sophomore decorating Jimmy looks a little discouraged. Oh, well, maybe the next committee evidently feel that they de- time it will be a strike! serve a coke after winning the high school division of the school spirit contest sponsored by the Student Council. These Sophomores were caught red-handed as they were breaking the school rule, No students are allowed in other student's lockers. Sophomores WE REMEMBER —that another year has gone by. The time is going fast, but we will make the most of it! --our class parties and the wonderful times we had. We think it's more fun to spend our money this way than to go on a trip, anyhow. --the day we got our class sweaters and jackets. We wore them for days straight, but can you blame us? --turning sixteen, and finally having that wonderful driver's license. Watch out!! --guidance classes. Trying to obtain a goal or two toward which to strive. --winning the school spirit contest at school with our decorations and pep session program. --troubles over girls and troubles over boys. Everything is so mixed up! This is our year. We're still young enough to act a little nutty and not be criticized, and old enough to be able to tell the freshmen what to do. These hard-working coat checkers are finding that those dimes add up fast. Jean Stoner, Jo Jonson, and Chuck Jones look at the globe as we admire their class sweaters and jacket. So, students actually do look for books when they have passes to go to the library. Freshmen WE REMEMBER --freshman initiation. Now we are high school students working individually and as a unit toward a definite goal. --being able to attend high school students only dances and convocations. --class electionsj having our own student council members to give us a voice in the government of the school. --biology class. Who cares how many hearts a worm has? --mohair sweaters, dickies, stretch pants, princeton haircuts, But, Mom, everyone has one! --report card day panic! They say, you're only a freshman once, aren't you glad? We aren't. This is a wonderful year, the start of something big. It looks as if Mark and Randy have run into some trouble Slaves added a realistic touch to the Junior Prom, trying to sell magazines for their class. Creole Gardens. When Mary Stephens cleans her locker for a locker inspection, she really cleans it. Eighth Graders proudly display the trophy which they won in the Student Council sponsored school spirit contest. Kent Shank helps provide the music at the basketball games. Junior High WE REMEMBER --how far away junior high school used to seem, and how important. --the fear we felt as we came to school that first day to face new teachers, new classes, new friends--a whole new way of life. --that everything, but everything, is blamed on a seventh or eighth grader; paper in the halls, fights in lunch line, everything! We don't mind too much, though, because someday soon we can blame it on someone else. Our memories are still a lot of grade school; basketball games, recesses, milk breaks. Yes, we remember many things, but we realize that most of our memories are nothing compared to things that we have to look forward to. --Judy Keltner We Remember Our TEACHERS Board and Superintendent Work Hand in Hand SCHOOL BOARD Wayne Fisher, Treasurer; Duane Hockensmith, Secretary; Doris Debolt, President; Jerald Noffsinger, Lloyd Welch. It is the duty of the school board to see that the elementary and the high school operate smoothly. There are certain rules and policies determined by the school board that both of these schools must abide by. MR. DEE HAND SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Being superintendent of schools requires Mr. Hand to be the executive and administrative officer of the Board of Education. Mr. Hand directs the school under the policies set up by the School Board. Also, he is in charge of personnel, curriculum, and maintenance of school property. Mr. Hand obtained his Bachelor of Science degree at Central Normal and his Master of Science degree at Indiana University. 8 MR. ROBERT SHANK HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL As principal, Mr. Shank's main job is to supervise the high school, its faculty and students. Mr. Shank is the director of the athletic program, and all financial business is taken care of in his office. Mr. Shank received his Bachelor of Science degree from Central Normal in 1942 and his Master of Science degree from Indiana University in 1952. Their Work Is Dedicated to Us MR. KENNETH TEMPLETON ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL Mr. Templeton’s job as elementary principal requires him to be in charge of the supervision of the elementary teachers. He is also in charge of the organization and development of curriculum. Mr. Templeton earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Huntington College in 1950 and his Master of Science degree from Indiana University in 1953. 9 I Don’t Care if There Is DORIS MENDENHALL Guidance Counselor Play Director B.S. Boston University M.A. Boston University KENNETH AYERS Assistant Principal Guidance Counselor B.S. Ball State M.A. Ball State J. ALBERT FLAUGH Mathematics B.A. Ball State M.A. Ball State WILLIE A. SATKAMP Mathematics B.S. Ball State M.S. Ball State EUGENE STOCKSDALE Mathematics B.S. Manchester College M.A. Ohio State University MARGARET M. TURNER Mathematics B.S. DePauw University 10 A Ballgame Tonight! ANTHONY S. ROMANO Band B.S. Morehead State College M.A. Columbia University JANET STOCKSDALE Vocal Music B.S. Manchester College THOMAS GOLDSBERRY Government Economics Sociology American Problems Varsity Basketball Coach Track Coach B.S. Central Normal College M.S. Indiana University PAUL D. HURST Social Studies B.A. Manchester College FRANK KOVAUESKI Social Studies Assistant Football Coach Tennis Coach B.S. Indiana State College JOHN K. STORCK Social Studies Jr. High Basketball Coach Freshman Basketball Coach B.S. Indiana University 11 ALWYN A. CARDER English Speech B.S. Indiana University M.S. Indiana University MABEL A. HENNESSEY English B.A. University of Washington M.A. University of Washington What Do You Mean DELLAROSE SICKELS English B.A. Miami University M.A. University of Chicago RUTHMARY WRIGHT English B.S. Earlham College JEAN DIEHL Spanish A.B. Denison University RUTH MOULTON Latin History A.B. Indiana University M.A. Indiana University Arthur Jordan Conservatory You Don’t Have Your Spelling? BEVERLY JONES Physical Education Health B.S. Ball State GILBERT M. TURNER Physical Education Health B.S. Ball State GEORGE W. ADDISON Industrial Arts B.S. Ball State M.S. Ball State ROBERT E. EVANS Agriculture General Science B.S. Purdue M.S. University of Illinois Wisconsin State College TOM PRYER Biology Physical Education Football Coach Wrestling Coach B.S. Manchester College WALTER I. BRUMBAUGH Physical Science Physics Chemistry A.B. Manchester College M.A. Ball State 13 A Teacher Affects Eternity ROBERT DUNN Bookkeeping General Business Driver's Training Assistant Coach B.S. Ball State M.A. Ball State ROGENA M. HARRISON English Business B.S. Ball State JAYNE E. THORNBURG Home Economics Typing B.S. Ball State SANDRA M. KING Librarian B.S. Ball State SUSAN J. MASON Art B.S. Ball State ELAINE LaCLARE SMITH Home Economics B.S. Ball State ROW 1: Mrs. Mendenhall, Sponsor, Kathy Corbin, Treasurer; Marcia Mendenhall, Vice-President; Luanna By-rum, Secretary; Judy Keltner, President. ROW 2: Peggy Price, Karen Fuller, Shirley Sipe, Mikki Meredith, Linda Suitts, Lynn Zaharako, Barbara Brenton, Brenda Miller, Becky Harshman. ROW 3: Jane Barr, Judi Fulk, Virginia Blackmore, Alice Carpenter, Christine Mendenhall, Jeanne Stoner, Joy Wills, Cathy Deasley. ROW 4: Susan Brooks, Jan Meredith, Diane Day, Bethie Sanders, Jean Deasley, Bev Cotter, Gretchen Deal. ROW 5: Roger Stewart, Mike Welch, Greg Shreeve, Don Corbin, Mike Bennett, Dave Young, George Sadgebury, Bill Tharp. Future Teachers of America Future Teachers of America is an organization which allows high school students to study the teaching profession and get actual teaching experience through exploratory teaching. The purposes of F.T.A. are to interest good students in the teaching profession; to cultivate qualities of leadership, character, and scholarship among students; and to provide students an opportunity to work with children so that they realize potential satisfaction in teaching. The Future Teachers of America club was organized in 1937, with the approval of the National Education Association. Since then, F.T.A. has grown from one high school club of 72 members, to 4,043 high school clubs of 117,691 members. The Union City chapter of F.T.A. is composed of 36 members and was organized in 1960. The club engages in panel discussions and invites teachers to come and talk to the group. The group holds a fall installation of officers, and a spring party jointly with the Mississinawa Valley chapter of F.T.A. The members in their senior year, pick the subject they would like to teach, and are assigned to a class where they actually help the teacher with his teaching responsibilities. This is F.T.A.'s program of exploratory teaching. The national F.T.A. emblem is a silver and black torch topped with a red flame. F.T.A. colors are black, white, and red. —Kathy Corbin 15 Judy Keltner Jayne Noonan Sandra Hobson Honors Awarded to Students Congratulations are in order for those students who have received scholastic awards and for those who have successfully participated in various contests held throughout the year. Every year on Class Day awards are given to students who excel in certain studies. The awards listed below are those given at the 1963 Class Day. Also during the year there are speech contests and other activities that students are acclaimed for. Spanish I Judy Keltner Spanish II Mary Jo Comer Latin I Sandra Hobson Latin II Becky Harshman Becky Harshman Shorthand Judy Owens Science Jack Miller Home Ec Jill Glunt Art Sam Dean Public Speaking Judy Keltner English Mary Jo Comer Mike Wright Typing Jayne Noonan Commercial Janice Cash Miss Betty Crocker Nancy Kaufman Rotary Speech Judi Fulk Band Scholarship Mike Wright They Provide Our Home Away from Home Mrs. Leah Hiatt HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY HIGH SCHOOL COOKS--Phyliss Wisner, Ala Mae Arthur, Emma Stephens, Mabel Greek, Mary Seaman. Mrs. Zora Jenkins SCHOOL NURSE HIGH SCHOOL CUSTODIANS—Charles Harter, Neva Arthur, Glenn Brandon, Nelson Hushour. BUS DRIVERS ROW 1: Owen Mangas, Jim Onkst, Waltar McCracken, Lester Wine. ROW 2: Bruce Lane, Dale St. Myer, Noah Bunker, Waltar Grindle, Harry Hart. 17 Happily Serving Our Needs The work of these people often goes unnoticed; but without it, it would be impossible for our school to function properly. Mrs. Geneva Shreeve MR. HAND'S SECRETARY Mrs. Alice Kaufman CLERK, ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Mrs. Annise Meek ELEMENTARY SCHOOL COOKS: Lucille Weist, Ruth Journay, Marjorie MR. TEMPLETON'S SECRETARY Blizzard, Verla Bothast, Helen Mullen. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CUSTODIANS: Ted Shockney, Neva Arthur, Fay Elliott. 18 —— Seventeenth Summer Maureen Daly Angie had never been in love before, and now that she was, her feelings were all confused. Her engaged sister Margaret and her parents told her love was wonderful, but hadn't she seen her sister Lorraine hurt by a boy, and even now, wasn't Jack going with that awful Jane? Perhaps he would come back to her, but there wasn't much time before she left for college. What could she do? SEVENTEENTH SUMMER is the tender story of those first big dreams and that first big love, and a wonderful family in love with life. Judi Fulk, Ray Hurst, Judy Keltner Plays Highlight the Years Susan Van Vickie, Marcia Tibbetts, Susi Oswalt, John Beck. Time Out for Ginger Ronald Alexander Howard Carol had his problems . How could people turn a simple little speech on manners into a major issue, circulating petitions to eliminate gym for girls and raising the question of being allowed to smoke in class? But--the roof really blew off when his youngest daughter Ginger tried out for the football team and made it! It seemed, when he tried to defend her, everyone--her boyfriend, her two older sisters, his business associates--everyone was against him! Help!! 20 In Memoriam They must have been two saintly souls Unlike this World of Strife That ever God should Call them in The very bloom of life; When youth is reaching out with arms Untouched by qualm of dread, To happiness and beauty and To all that lies ahead. Mary Melton When hearts are bound together by The trysts of yesteryears And time is only something to Record the smiles and tears. They must have been two creatures fair With eager eyes and gay, For angels of the Night to come And carry them away. James J. Metcalfe Bill Frazier Senior Class Officers Michelle Ditmyer, secretary; Suzi Ruff, treasurer; Mr. Satkamp, sponsor; Steven Dubeansky, president; and Dennis Kelly, vice-president. 21 ANDERSON, LINDA LOU Cheerblock 1,2; F.H.A. 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Successus 3. ANTROBUS, VALICIA VAE Chorus 3j Cheerblock 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,4; Class Play 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,4; Spanish Club 1,2. ARTHUR, PHYLLIS ARLEEN Cheerblock 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.N.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Latin Club 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. Time Does Not Become Sacred to Us AUKERMAN, CYNTHIA LEE Cheerblock 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1; Class Play 3; Librarian 3; Richmond Tests 1; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Successus 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. AUKERMAN, SHARON LEE Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3; 4-H 4 yrs.j G.A.A. 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Pep Band 2,3; Successus 3; F.N.A. 2. BAKER, JEANNE MARIE Chorus 4; Cheerblock 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Successus 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. 22 BARR, JANE ELLEN Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 1,2,3; Class Officer 1; Ensemble Contest 2,4; F.N.A. 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Class Play 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Spanish Club 4; Student Council 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,4. BECK, JOHN FITZGERALD Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 4; Student Body President 4; Volleyball 2; Class Play 3,4. Until We Have Lived It CHENOWETH, BEVERLY KAY Cheerblock 1,2,3; F.T.A. 2,3; 4-H 3 yrs.j G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 1,2; Librarian 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Richmond Tests 1; Successus 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Class Play 3. CLEVENGER, JAMES Band 1,2,3,4; Ensemble Contest 1,3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1. BRADBURN, STANLEY WAYNE Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3; Football 4; 4-H 2 yrs.j Letterman's Club 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,4; Volleyball 2. COOK, MARY LYNNE G.A.A. 4; Junior Prom Hostess 3. 23 The Happier the Time COURTNEY, JAMES MICHAEL Band 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Intramurals 2,3,4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Track 1,2. CURTNER, MICHAEL LEE Band 1; Baseball 2; Basketball 1,2; Class Officer 2; Cross Country 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. DAGGETT, NAOMI JANE Cheerblock 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 8 yrs.j Librarian 1; Richmond Tests 1,3; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; F.N.A. 4. DAWSON, NANCY JO Cheerblock 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 4. DETWEILER, MAYBELLE Chorus 3; Cheerblock 2; Spanish Club 1,2. DITMYER, MICHELLE Band 1,2,3,4; Cheerblock 2,3; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4; F.N.A. 2; G.A.A. 1; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Richmond Tests 1,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Successus 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,4; Dance Band 2,3,4. 24 the Faster it Goes DOUGLAS, JAMES B. Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 3. DUBEANSKY, STEVEN Class Officer 4; Cross Country 1,2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Student Manager 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2; Letterman's Club 3,4; Class Play 3,4. EDWARDS, HOPE LOUISE Cheerblock 1,2; Spanish Club 1,2. ELLISON, CAROLYN KAY Cheerblock 1,2; F.H.A. 1; 4-H 4 years; Spanish Club 1,2. EVANS, RICHARD EUGENE Achievement Program 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Ensemble Contest 3,4; 4-H 9 years; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Richmond Tests 3,4; Successus 3,4; Tennis 4; School Mascot 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Class Play 3. FIELDS, DELORES KAY Cheerblock 1. 25 Memory Is the Diary FIELDS, STEPHEN LEE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. FITZMAURICE, MARGARET ELLEN Cheerblock 1,2,3; G.G.A. 2,3,4; Class Play 4. FOSNIGHT, RODNEY E. Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3. FULK, JUDITH FAYE Band 1; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Ensemble Contest 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Latin Club 1; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Rotary Speech Contest 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Variety Show 2; Cheerblock 1. HAMILTON, VIRGINIA RUTH Chorus 1; Cheerblock 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Class Play 4. HERSBERGER, JOHN F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. 26 That We Carry About with Us HIGGINS, LOIS CHRISTINA Band 1; Chorus 2; Cheerblock 1,2,3; 4-H 2 years; Librarian 4; G.A.A. 4. HURST, RAY Chorus 4; Class Officer 2; Hi-Y 4; Latin Club 1,2; Class Play 3. ■ JESSUP, BILL F.F.A. 1,2,3; Class Play 4. KAUFMAN, NANCY JANE Chorus 1,2,3; Cheerblock 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 3 years; Operetta 1; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3; Variety Show 2. KELLY, DENNIS L. Class Officer 4; Football 3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Class Play 3; Latin Club 1,2; Letterman's Club 3,4; Student Council 4. KELTNER, JUDITH ELAINE American Legion Contest 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Ensemble Contest 2,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1; Class Play 3,4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Richmond Tests 2,3; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Successus 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Variety Show 2; Cheerblock 1. 27 KRESS, JOHN RICHARD Football 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2; Letterman's Club 3,4; Student Manager 3,4. LEAVER, JAMES R. Band 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Intra-murals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2. LOWE, ALAN JAY Baseball 2,3; Chorus 3; Cross Country 1; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Volleyball 1,2. Memory Is the Treasurer MANGAS, GARY L. Cross Country 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Track 4; Class Play 3. MILLER, WILLIAM F. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Class Officer 3; Football 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Student McCRACKEN, JILL LYNN Council 3; Successus 3; Track Band 1,2,3,4; 4-H 3 yrs. 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2. 28 MILLS, RICHARD EUGENE Hi-Y 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4. MOORE, WILLIAM R. Basketball 1; Cross Country 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,4; Class Play 3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Wrestling 4. NOONAN, JAYNE ELLEN Achievement Program 1,2; Band 1,2; Cheerblock 1,2; Class Officer 1,2,3; F.T.A. 2; G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Richmond Tests 1,2; Pumpkin Queen Candidate 4; Student Council 2,3; Successus 3,4; Tri-Hi -Y. And Guardian of All Things ORTH, CAROL DIANE Band 1,2,3; Ensemble Contest 3; G.A.A. 1,2,4; Pep Band 1,2,3; Dance Band 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 4. OSWALT, SUSAN RENEE Cheerblock 1,2; F.N.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Librarian 4; Successus 3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,4; Randolph County Art Show 3; F.T.A. 4. PATTERSON, GINGER LaFAYE Chorus 4; Cheerblock 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Richmond Tests 3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Successus 3. 29 The Years Teach Much PRATT, GARY ALLEN Basketball 1; Cross Country 1; Intramurals 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2. RIFFLE, CRAIG A. Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3; Golf 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2. RUFF, SUZANNE Chorus 1,2,3; Class Officer 3,4; G.A.A. 1.4; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Variety Show 2. RUSS, MICHAEL EUGENE Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SADCEBURY, GEORGE D. Band 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Ensemble Contest 1,2; F.T.A. 4; 4-H 7 yrs.; Pep Band ) ,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4. SHIELDS, SHERRY M. Chorus 1,2. 30 Which the Days Never Know SHOOK, DONALD DUANE Basketball 1; Cross Country 1,2; Intramurals 2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,4. SIPE, DONALD E. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Class Officer 1,2; Cross Country 1,2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 9 years; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Track 1,2; Volleyball 1,2. SMITH, GARY Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SMITH, JOHN A. Chorus 4; Hi-Y 4; Intramurals 1,2,4; Class Play 3. SNYDER, JOHN ROBERT Band 1; Intramurals 1,2,3; Hi-Y 3; Latin Club 2,3; Class Play 3. STEPHENS, RICHARD A. Hi-Y 3,4. 31 Nothing Now Is Left I THARP, WILLIAM H. JR. Cheerblock 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Spanish Club 1. TIBBETTS, MARCIA ANN Latin Club 1,2; Class Play 3,4. VANVICKLE, SUSAN CLARE American Legion Contest 3; Cheerblock 1,2; F.N.A. 2,3,4; 4-H 5 years; G.A.A. 1; Latin Club 1,2; National Honor Society 3,4; Richmond Tests 1,3; Successus 3,4; Hoosier Girls' State 1963; Class Play 3,4. VERNON, FRED LEROY Cheerblock 2; Cross Country 1; Hi-Y 2,3; Track 1. VICKERY, NANCY JO Cheerblock 1; F.T.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2; Latin Club 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Sweetheart Ball Queen 2; Successus 3; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Home-coming Queen 4. VINCENT, LARRY WAYNE Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4; Student Manager 1,2,3,4. V 32 But a Majestic Memory . f fa VINCENT, SHERRY ELAINE Cheerblock 2,3; F.N.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Class Play 4. WASSON, CHESTER DUANE Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Letterman's Club 3,4; Volleyball 1,2. WASSON, JAMES ALAN Baseball 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 2 years; Intramurals 1,2. WHITESELL, SHARON ELIZABETH Chorus 2,3; Cheerblock 1,2,3; F. H.A. 1,2; F.N.A. 2. WILLS, CYNTHIA SUE G. A.A. 4; Librarian 1; Junior Prom Hostess 3; F.H.A. 4. WELCH, CAROLYN SUE Cheerblock 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. 33 We are the JUNIORS. Although we have only one year of high school to look forward to, we fondly recall our other three. This year we received our class rings which we proudly display to anyone who will look. We stripped cane for the first time this year and we found that it isn't nearly as easy as it looks . We sponsored several dances after the basketball games and we had our first try at dramatics in our class play. We will never forget our Junior year because we remember. Sharon Welch, treasurer; Marcia Mendenhall, vice-president; Mr. Carder, Sponsor; Dick Webster, president; Barbara Brenton, secretary. Memories, Our Fondest Treasure, Allan Addington Sharon Adelsperger Sandra Baldwin Kathy Bamum Tom Birum Cheryl Bothast Maria Boyer Robert Bragg Barbara Brenton Bill Bruss Dennis Bruss Kelly Buckingham Linda Burton Luanna By rum Mick Carpenter Ann Chew Phil Claywell Bob Cline 34 Tom Cline Linda Collins Kathy Corbin Beverly Cotter Mary Cotter Caryl Croyle Darrell Cummings Jerald Curtner Gretchen Deal John Deasley Judy Denney Dave Dimick Paul Dodd Marcus Durbin Judy Evans Diane Farlow Connie Furgason Roger Good Mary Lou Greenburg Francis Gulley Becky Harshman Sandy Hinkle Have Their Beginnings Here. Janice Hockensmith Linda Holmes Diane Isaac Marlene Karn Mike Kaufman Terry Keagy Darrell Lawrence Max Lawrence Larry Leaver Kay Marshall Tom McClure Edith McIntosh Sheila Meek Joyce Mendenhall Marcia Mendenhall Brenda Miller Terry Miller Chester Mock Vicki Money Nancy Mote Ron Mote Jim Noffsinger Patty Noonan 35 Memories of These School Years Thelma Taylor Candy Thornburg Wanda Walling Donnie Wantz David Washier Janet Washier Blanche Warren Carol Wasson Jolene Wasson Dick Webster Mike Welch Sharon Welch Trudy Wetzel Sandy White Connie Wilcox Bob Wills Joyce Wine Mike Wright Larry Young Shirley Yount Lynn Zaharako Rick Zehringer Greg Shreev JoAnn Shreev Steve Sites Frances Smith Richard Snodgrass Cathy Starr Shirley Stebleton Marie Stewart Roger Stewart Jim Stump Larry Parks Patty Pearson Crystal Pinney Ron Price Patty Prosser Steve Rainey Bill Read Bob Reichard Bob Roberson Larry Runkel Sharon Schmidt Paul Shimp We are the SOPHOMORES. We are at the midpoint of our high school years--two years to remember and two years to look forward to. Our class jackets and sweaters arrived and everyone agrees that they are really sharp. Some of our boys went collegiate and ordered sweaters along with their jackets. Our main money-making project this year was sponsoring the coat check at the basketball games. We will never forget our Sophomore year because we remember. Nikki Meredith, vice-president; Cathy Deasley, treasurer; Chuck Jones, president; Mr. Dunn, Sponsor; Linda Suitts, secretary. Will Last a Lifetime. Janet Addington Lewis Addinggton Craig Arthur Sherry Blackford Virginia Blackmore Bonnie Bolin Amber Bradburn Francis Bromagen Teresa Brown John Bruss Sylvia Burke Peggy Caron Alice Carpenter Nettie Caupp Lonnie Claywell Diane Coblentz Sandra Collins Billy Colliver John Coppock 37 These School Years Are Like Ron Chrisman Bill Davis Cathy Deasley Holly Denney Phyliss Detweiler John Devaney Edna Dodd Carol Elliott Karen Ellis Karen Fuller James Gahret Shirley Garrett James Greenburg Susan Good Joe Halberstadt Susan Henry Larry Higgins Nolan Higgins Kenny Hill Sandra Hobson James Ice Pat Jennings Chuck Jones Joe Jonson Donna Key Charles Kress Larry Lehman Cheryl Lenkensdofer James Macy Christine Mendenhall Russell Mendenhall Steve Mendenhall Nikki Meredith Steve Moore Duane Mote Karen Murphy David Netherly Dana Newman Jack Noffsinger 38 Toby Parks Sue Powers Steve Pratt Peggy Price Sandra Rainey Sherrie Rainey Lynda Read Sharon Rickert Bill Riser Paul Roberts Cheryl Ross Hetty Scofield Shirley Sipe Steve Sipe Neil Skiver Diana Smith Monta Stapleton Mike Stebleton Jerry Stewart Greg St. Myers a Storehouse of Memories. Max St. Myers Jean Stoner Jon Stoops Dick Studebaker Linda Suitts Connie Teegarden Thaila Vernon Paul Walling Paulette Walling Carol Warren David Weist James Welch Linda Wetzel Larry Wickersham Linda Wilcox Joy Wills Kelly Whitesell John Wymer Karen Wismer Mike Wright Jerry Young 39 Stanley Garrett, treasurer; Dan Arthur, president; Mrs. Wright, Sponsor; Cathy Curtner, secretary; Don Corbin, vice-president. We are the FRESHMEN. After all these years we have finally made it to high school. It's funny, though, we don't feel nearly as old as the other high school freshmen always seemed to us . Initiation wasn't at all as horrible as we were told. Already we are planning how to initiate next year's Green Freshmen. Our goal this year is to sell more magazine subscriptions than any other class has in the past. And we will, too!! We will never forget our Freshman year because we remember. Our Foundation for the Future Dorothy Anderson Anita Arthur Dan Arthur Ronnie Aukerman Sonja Baker Carolyn Baldwin Larry Bemis Mike Bennett Mark Bickel June Bonham Randy Bradbum Randy Brooks Larry Brown Peggy Burke Nancy Byrum Mark Cline Greg Conklin Nancy Conners Don Corbin Peggy Cotter Dean Cross Cathy Curtner Shirley Curtner 40 Diane Day David Dean Jean Deasley Diane DeBolt Linda Denney Kenny Durbin Janet Farlow Kathy Fields Bart Foster Anne Fox Stanley Garrett Larry Guinn Jim Gullett Susan Harrison Elaine Hathaway Joe Hawthorne Susan Hicks Bob Hill Debbie Hinshaw Randy Hobbs Greg Hockensmith Cynthia Holmes Is Being Built Here. Larry Howell Melinda Hueber Larry Ingle Bill Isenbarger Ronnie Kaugher Charles Keener Bob Lees Donald Lloyd Odus Lykins Roselyn Lykins Judy Lynch Danny Mangas Larry Mangas Jennifer Marsh Larry Martin Janie Mason Jerry McIntyre Jan Meredith Janey Miller John Mireles Barbara Moore Suzanne Mote 41 Success Is Their Goal In Life. Dwight Neargarder Mickey Neatherly Bob Orth Bill Oswalt Bob Parks Fred Patterson Judy Smith Ricky Smith Sandra Snodgrass Lola Stableton Darlene Starbuck Sandra Stebleton Richard Stewart Randy St. Myers Sandy Stoner Cathy Stumpff Mike Surber Dan Sutton Linda Sutton David Torres Evelyn Torres Ken Thornburg Sharon Walters Bob Weimer Alan Welch Julia Welch Cathy Wenger Steve Whistler Janet Whitesell Alan Wills Leese Yarbrough David Young Judy Young Karen Zimmerman Barbara Pearson Sherry Pettie Barbara Price Mark Read Mark Resor Carol Riser Bill Rohr Phil Runkle Bethy Sanders Bill Scofield Diane Shook Pam Shultz Marilyn Addington John Adelsperger Lynne Allen Allen Aukerman Dianne Barrett Bud Bell Dick Blackford Larry Brown Eddie Bruss La Donna Bruss Jim Butcher Pam Byrum Kathy Carpenter Larry Carpenter Danny Caupp Jan Chenoweth Connie Clay well Randy Coby Mike Collins Linda Colliver Kathy Comer Karen Conklin Don Conner Brenda Craiger Carol Cromas Mike Cross The Leaders of Tomorrow. Chris Danewood Vicky Edwards Ted Eley Molly Fitzmaurice Eddie Fulk Ronnie Furgason Donna Goldsberry Janice Good Dick Graham Steve Green Sebra Greenburg Marjory Grile Tom Hamilton Sandy Hampshire Sharon Harmeson Peggy Hart Mickey Hinkle Jerry Huffman Wayne Hufford Linda Jeffery Jim Jenkinson Diane Johnson Marta Jonson Nancy Key Sam Key Charlene Kirkpatrick Jo Ann Lacey 43 Rachel Lamb Greg Lane Larry Lindley Carol Lumpkin Robert Lynch Melanie Mangas Tony Mangas Tim McClure Bobby Melton Bob Mendenhall Shirley Melbourn Judy Money Darrell Newman Connie Noonan Brenda Oakes Mike O'Neal Rita Owens Sandy Parks Don Partin Pam Patterson Cindy Pratt Roger Price Barbara Puckett Edith Reyman Johnnie Riser Bob Rohr The End of the Beginning Larry Rush Gilbert Russell Becky Satkamp Kent Shank Judy Shumaker Jessie Sickels Janice Smith Mary Stepens Carol Stewart Steve Stewart David Street Jane Stump Marcia Sutton Diane Ullery Linda Vickery Gary Wagoner Rosemary Warren Kathy Wasson Linda Weist Bill White David Whitenack Kurt Whitesell Steve Wilcox Larry Wilson Martha Younger Randy Zehringer 44 Mike Abel Joyce Addington Gary Aukerman Alice Bell Bruce Bennett Rhonda Blevins Kathy Bonham Cathy Bothast Cathy Bragg Becky Brooks Janice Brown Rick Bruner Tony Burton Donna Canada James Cline Alan Copper Randy Corbly Kenny Craiger Carolyn Crisman and the Beginning of the End. Debby Crouch Joyn Croyle Marcia Curtner Terry Day David Denney Deanna Devaney Ann Dorrington Joel Durbin Scott Eley Kay Engle Mark Farlow Danny Flesher Sue Frazier Steve Fulk Barbara Furgason Sarah Garrett Jerry Geesy Marla Goldsberry 45 Jerry Halley Barbara Hampshire Marc Harsliman John Henry Lee Hershberger Jerry Higgins Carolyn Hill Randy Hill Len Hindsley Linda Hobson Jane Hockensmith Phil Holmes Monica Hufford Bill Hummel Cynthia Jennings Bruce King Paul Kirwin John Lowe Searching Bob Lykins Sandra Mangas Tim Mardegan Carol Mason Brenda McIntyre Caryl Meek Tim Metcalfe Steve Michael Sammy Mireles Susan Moore Alan Mote Debby Mote Judy Neff John Nowitsch Mark O'Conner Dianna Parks Pat Parks Karen Pratt Marcia Pratt Mike Pratt 46 Dennis Price Calvin Prosser Danny Prosser John Pursley Kenneth Rex Tom Rohr Max Runkle Annetta Russell Becky Sanders Doris Sheppard Arlinda Shockney John Shultz Tim Skiver Phil Smiley Vernon Smith Marilyn Snodgrass Sandra Starbuck John Stevens for Success Julia St. Myers Alan Stoner Raymond Stumpff J. R. Teegarden Dale Temple Louise Thomason Cheryl Threewits Bob Turner Linda Wagoner Mark Wasson Marla Wasson Donnie Welch Ronnie Welch Bob Wetzel Diane Wilcox Donna Wilcox Kelly Winkle Dwight Wise Bobby Wisner Sandra Wood 47 Sixth Grade—Coming Soon, High School!! Teacher Clyde R. Shelton. ROW 1: R. Stumpff, P. Rush, D. Fields, S. Coulson, F. Scalf, F. Scalf, E. Thomason, M. Scofield, P. Mangas, B. By rum, D. Pearson, K. Troxel. ROW 2: W. Franklin, J. Butcher, M. Fitzmaurice, N. Buckingham, S. McGhee, C. Kendall, B. Runkle, A. Burton, M. Stump, D. Jessup, B. Brown, P. Miley. ROW 3: D. Hicks, R. Near-garder, D. Newman, K. Stewart, D. Oakes, R. Cross, T. Abel. ROW 4: M. Byrum, R. Cross, B. Keen, J. Blackford, C. Bell, W. Hickerson, S. Jenkins, T. Brooks, R. Riser, D. Bradburn. Absent: G. Owens, J. Paschal. Teacher Mr. Cromer. ROW 1: V. LeFevre, T. Smith, J. Warren, K. Whitacre, A. Denny, B. Midlumn, J. Fraze, J. Starr, K. Price, S. Rice, K. Whistler. ROW 2: J. Stoner, R. Reed, D. Chenoweth, N. Ford, J. Lindley, S. Peterson, B. Bennett, S. Comer, L. Young, J. Rainey. ROW 3: L. Dorrington, A. Martin, J. Blackmore, B. Brooks, E. Shultz, D. McClure, G. Runkle, H. Burridge, J. Huddle, W. Stewart, D. Fosnight. ROW 4: D. Oswalt, V. Steble-ton, D. Davisson, S. Welch, M. Griffin, C. Stump, C. Hunt, M. Deal, L. Marshall, L. Mendenhall, M. Brewer. Absent: J. Reyman. Teacher Mrs. Clark. ROW 1: J. Damewood, D. Hampshire, G. Arthur, D. Wasson, P. Russ, A. Younger, J. Skiver, R. Lawrence, C. Weist, M. Mangas. ROW 2: R. Hill, S. Hart, C. Rex, C. Lumpkin, D. Blevins, L. Baker, L. Hawthorne, R. Zimmerman, T. Smith, C. Mills, C. Dean, F. Sickels. ROW 3: D. Lea, D. Lane, L. Geyer, J. Mullen, T. Wymer, L. Wills, J. Pratt, D. Patterson, D. Lees, S. Sharp, R. Stump. ROW 4: C. Rainey, M. Lenkensdofer, G. Mangas, J. Kirkpatrick, D. Elliott, G. Elliott, S. Brown, M. Holmes, L. Pettie. Absent: L. Daniel, T. Wilcox. 48 The Hope of the 70’s—Fifth Grade Teacher Mrs. Joyce Romano. ROW 1: S. Lane, A. Metcalfe, C. Newman, L. Cline, B. Surber, M. Newman, C. Beals, D. Midlam, T. Loy, P. Mosier. ROW 2: D. Hufford, J. Tingley, R. Midlam, B. Bailey, B. Lenkensdofer, S. Pratt, J. Keeves, J. Stacy, K. Stumpff, G. Hill, P. Hill. ROW 3: P. Byrum, S. Wilson, M. Stewart, D. Wisner, D. Livingston, J. Harmison, K. Cales, M. Franklin, R. Hunt, S. Hufford, K. O'Dell. Absent: J. Coffman, D. Loomis, D. Marshall. Teacher Mr. James Mayes. ROW 1: C. Welch, P. Harrison, L. Fabert, D. Collins, M. Sites, M. Smiley, B. Mote, E. Wise, B. Stebleton, J. Ullery, J. Mendenhall, J. Noffsinger, K. Brooks. ROW 2: E. Stewart, C. Lumm, J. Adel-sperger, P. Webster, J. Dimick, M. Babbitt, B. Key, J. Hueber, D. Landon, G. Root, C. Fulk, D. Jeffery. ROW 3: J. Reichard, R. Allen, D. Wasson, B. Kirwin, R. Moore, R. Burk, K. Caron, D. Smith, D. Alexander, B. Mock, C. Hod-son. Teacher Mr. DeHaven. ROW 1: R. Crawford, D. Miley, G. Scholl, R. Shepler, D. Stump, D. Threewitts, R. Drew, K. Blackford, B. Mangas, C. Rainy, B. Winkle. ROW 2: B. Walling, V. Bothast, F. Lamb-den, K. Conklin, R. Garland, K. Bothast, B. Elliott, D. Yount, R. Tillman, G. Midlam, L. Abel. ROW 3: C. Frazier, D. Aukerman, R. Holmes, J. Brooks, J. Netherly, J. O'Conner, J. Vaughn, B. Baker, D. Green, P. Barrett. 49 Fourth Grade—Time Seems to Go So Quickly Teacher Miss Janet Smith. ROW 1: D. Brown, K. Key, J. Lea, B. Aukerman, D. Newman, W. Wagner, D. Davis, D. Harsh. ROW 2: K. Jenkins, J. Bailey, R. Grantham, G. Wilcox, P. Zimmerman, S. Garrett, E. Shumaker, G. Newman, D. Reed, J. Hin-shaw. ROW 3: D. Ponder, D. Fenton, P. LeFevre, J. Brooks, D. Pearson, A. Arnold, M. Lloyd, M. Hickerson. Absent: D. Eley, D. Hampshire. Teacher Miss Mary G. Murphy. ROW 1: R. Stump, A. Strock, N. Oakes, T. Davisson, J. Baker, G. Fenton, T Norton, D. Howe, M. Brooks, C. Bryan. ROW 2: D. Sheppard, J. Walling, H. Woodward, G. Harshman, R. Clear, M. Mock, R. Stewart, M. Segraves, T. Thornburg, B. Yarbrough, P. Ditmyer. ROW 3: B. Bennett, G. Stoner, B. Welbourn, M. Abel, K. Templeton, S. Mote, R. Lynch, R. Hobson, P. Wright, K. Jefferis. Absent: M. Fuller. Teacher Mr. Howe. ROW 1: S. Byrum, L. Hindsley, A. McCracken, J. Fields, M. Mangas, N. Tillman, A. Mardegan, M. Moore, L. Winn, C. Boxell, D. Kaufman. ROW 2: M. Bradburn, M. Stump, L. Grantham, D. Corbly, K. Hammons, B. Coulson, J. Howell, K. Mills, D. Sutton. ROW 3: S. Kerns, P. Geyer, J. Owens, D. Hightower, J. Runkle, M. Hufford, J. Brown, D. Young, S. Cales, R. Mitchem. 50 Young Minds Are Striving to Learn Teacher Mrs. Coral Everett. ROW Is J. Cox, M. Huddleston, P. Paschal, K. Humphries, K. Baker, M. Burton, D. Mercer, V. Graham, K. Platt, B. Ford. ROW 2: E. Fitz-maurice, B. Caperton, D. Baldwin, J. Gullett, B. Woodard, B. Hampshire, S. Wise, B. Pearson, K. Neargarden, J. Burk. ROW 3: K. Yoder, R. Hill, S. Maloy, D. Addington, L. Rainey, J. Lykins, J. Dulin, R. Hummel, L. Moore. Absent: J. Stacy, F. Stephen, T. Street. Third Grade Teacher Mrs. Mildred Wolf. ROW 1: B. Hall, R. Patterson, D. Burkhart, S. Griffin, J. Wagoner, C. Brown, J. Brooks, R. Rearson, W. Newman. ROW 2: T. LeFevre, C. Patton, V. Bragg, S. Farlow, D. Wisner, T. Kirwin, M. Tucker, A. Fisher, M. Dulin, T. Yoder, T. Kerns. ROW 3: D. Thorn, G. Rosenbush, C. Orth, T. Longfellow, R. Webb, M. Rhodes, P. Hunt, F. Brooks, D. Welch, J. Torres, J. Wasson, P. Smiley. Absent: S. Byrum, J. Glunt. Teacher Miss Margaret Mote. ROW 1: C. Chambers, M. Corbly, T. Hunt, S. Snyder, D. Scalf, M. Suarez, B. Mote, D. Lewis, J. Neff, J. Lea, J. Buckingham, C. Goldsberry. ROW 2: B. Bennett, D. Gibson, K. Price, C. Harshman, M. Westfall, B. Mangas, D. Stoner, K. Mock, R. Beisner, K. Carpenter, M. Stoner, K. Harshman. ROW 3: J. Noffsinger, K. Whitacre, M. Lynch, M. Sites, L. Diehl, A. Cummings, D. Ayers, T. Johnson, G. Everett, D. Shepler, L. Rice. Absent: B. Jefferis. 51 Reading, ’Riting, ’Rithmetic Teacher Mrs. K. Mote. ROW 1: R. Hill, M. Beals, B. McClure, D. Huntwork, J. Fisher, P. Wilson, S. Lacy, S. Alexander, T. Loy, C. Root, B. Harshman, L. Geesy. ROW 2: S. Boxell, R. Hines, D. Younger, D. Messer, D. Lawrence, S. Threewits, R. Root, F. Smith, E. Sheppard, R. Abel. ROW 3: K. Carpenter, D. Fenton, R. O'Dell, C. White, T. Cline, D. Conner, T. Pearson, C. Jessup, V. Fisher, D. Burton, T. White-nack. Absent: D. Doyal. Teacher Mrs. Christal Lindley. ROW 1: K. Winkle, E. Hill, T. Lea, C. Keener, C. Oler, J. Humphries, C. Hart, C. Arnold, D. Villasenor, N. Barley. ROW 2: J. Shockney, D. Graham, R. DeBolt, J. Rainey, M. Schmidt, J. Auker-man, J. Collins, T. Hurst, P. Shirk. ROW 3: S. Moore, G. Wisner, K. Puckett, G. Marsh, K. Caperton, J. Baker, L. Linder, D. Mote, J. Thomason, D. Jenkins. Absent: M. Kirkpatrick. Second Grade Teacher Mrs. Jean Warren. ROW 1: A. Applegate, S. Dulin, M. Fulk, L. Moore, R. Mock, C. Hall, J. Mote, M. Wise, L. Yount, K. Wills, N. Cales, L. Bennett. ROW 2: B. Whittington, R. Reichard, C. Lumpkin, G. Parks, K. Templeton, D. Grantham, K. Yoder, D. Wasson, G. Pierce, B. Arthur, L. Diehl. ROW 3: S. Starr, J. Dean, B. Jones, T. Rainey, B. Huddle, J. Craiger, R. McIntyre, D. Pouder, T. Stump, J. Whitaker, D. Hotmire. Absent: J. Howell, R. Koon, J. Welch. 52 They'd Rather Play Than Work.—Second Grade Teacher Mrs. M. J. Storck. ROW 1: D. Canada, P. Fabert, B. Bolin, K. Treadway, T. Johnson, A. Barga, T. Newman, N. Hart, P. Moore, C. Wantz, C. Burk, S. Den-nedy. ROW 2: C. Wood, R. Geesy, W. Hufford, J. Horne, G. Suarez, C. Hampshire, B. Corbly, R. Shultz, J. Martin, D. Englehart, S. Jones, R. Threewits, C- Bothast. ROW 3: D. White, J. Harsh, R. Netherly, B. Rickert, M. Johnston, J. Miller, R. Hufford, D. Miley, J. Westfall, Greg Wilson, B. Patterson. Teacher Miss Joyce Girton. ROW Is B. Stein, S. Noonan, K. Chambers, D. Eley, M. Mendenhall, C. Huddleston, B. Burke, J. Young, D. Mireles. ROW 2: A. Dame-wood, M. Platt, R. Issac, B. Keener, R. Crouse, C. Dean, V. Linder, R. Winkle, S. Bruss, D. Tingley. ROW 3: D. Tillman, M. Stoops, J. Sites, M. Robbins, M. Humphries, G. Hufford, D. Landon, R. McGhee, S. Pigg. ROW 4: F. Kirkpatrick, M. Grggenbiller, J. Schmidt, T. Read, R. Mills, J. Puccine, D. Tyre, M. Thompson, S. Hawthorne. Teacher Mrs. Comer. ROW 1: Kim Vaughn, Denise Burton, S. Day, C. Lea, D. Caron, M. Mardegan, R. Fisher, S. Stewart, K. Babbitt, C. Rush, T. Wise. ROW 2: N. Blackford, K. Sutherly, R. Hill, R. Bailey, R. Winn, D. Warren, D. Arthur, D. Shepler, D. Hinshaw, K. Yoder, M. Wilcox, A. Smiley. ROW 3: L. Davison, A. King, E. Thornburg, R. Collins, R. Reichard, M. Harris, R. Hunt, J. Keagy, T. Binkley, R. Houk, J. Hueber, T. Clegg. 53 First Grade—Class of 1975!! Teacher Mrs. Pilkington. ROW 1: D. Pearson, V. Brown, M. Denney, R. Wine, C. Hobson, T. Weimer, J. Fisher, K. Marker, S. Young, B. Thorn. ROW 2: M. Hollinger, H. Ebeling, J. Miller, S. Keener, S. Sharp, V. Patterson, T. Hall, S. Tuttle, S. Yoder, K. Lamoreaux. ROW 3: J. Price, T. Green, J. McCracken, D. Whistler, T. Weimer, M. Loomis, J. Mock, T. Abel, T. Curtner, K. Thornburgh. ROW 4: Debbie Owens. Teacher Miss Thelma Huffer. ROW Is L. Fisher, L. Edwards, D. Hightower, T. Lowe, P. Bothast, I. Stewart, M. Younger, S. DeBolt, J. Pearson. ROW 2: J. Applegate, R. Franklin, K. Logan, G. St. Myers, R. Thomason, T. Jefferis, B. McClure, S. Gibson, B. Bell, D. Kerns. ROW 3: L. Dunn, S. Shaneyfelt, M. Fenton, D. Johnson, M. Thompson, B. Conklin, K. Huf-ford. Absent: G. Abel, M. Spangler, T. Steen, J. Binkley, T. Collins, D. Lindley. Teacher Mrs. M. L. Fulk. ROW 1: D. Collins, C. Strock, J. Ebeling, B. Miley, V. Davisson, J. Howe, D. Key, S. St. Myers, R. Wilsin, D Brown. ROW 2: K. Sharp, P. Cook, T. Troxell, S. Bragg, G. Keen, S. Keagy, J. Patterson, M. Mote, J. Rainey, K. Burton. ROW 3: L. Hodson, S. McAdams, S. Noggle, J. Thornburgh, S. Mann, J. Baker, D. Powell, R. Carpenter, J. Ayers, L. McCoy. Absent: R. Koon, B. Lahey. 54 We’re School Kids Now! Teacher Miss Cromer. ROW 1: C. Harrison, J. Wolf, J. Vickery, T. Huddleston, J. Wagoner, D. Fabert, R. Hogle, S. Burridge. ROW 2: J. Neaigarder, R. Wise, J. Cummings, S. Garrett, D. Rice, K. Hammons, D. Tyre. ROW 3: K. Fields, M. Landess, J. Loyd, J. Beals, J. Wagner, R. Puckett. Absent: J. Daniel, D. Marshall, J. Miller. Teacher Mrs. Dorcie Arnold. ROW 1: T. Bruner, V. Kirwin, L. Farlow, C. Hook, G. Shockney, C. Johnston, M. Hunt, D. Gorrell, M. Cox, A. Barga, P. Arnold. ROW 2: R. Collins, B. Johnson, L. Rutherford, D. Boxell, C. Parks, E. Fenton, J. Starr, D. Norton, B. Pursley. ROW 3: S. Deubner, D. Romano, C. Bryan, S. Guggenbiller, B. Bums, J. Parent, G. Huntwork, B. Lea, P. Marsh, J. Englehart. Absent: L. Brown. Kindergarten Teacher Miss Marion D. Bunger. ROW 1: K. Youngers, J. Brooks, E. Arnold, B. Fenton, V. Brown, To Wagner, S. Cummings, C. Green, C. Simmons, S. Mann, C. Corbly, L. Diehl. ROW 2: K. Sutherby, D. Bragg, R. Christian, J. Torres, G. Rickert, R. Fisher, L. Temple, K. Hammons, C. Wilcox, C. Jessup. ROW 3: J. Crawford, S. Adelsperger, R. Platt, K. Mote, D. Blocher, E. Hill, S. Stump, C. Kirkpatrick, T. Abel, R. Barga. Absent: B. By rum, G. Mock, G. Moore. 55 Kindergarten—This Is Where It All Begins Teacher Miss Marion D. Bunger. ROW 1: D. Huer-kamp, M. Rhodes, D. Rush, C. Wantz, L. Prosser, T. Lacy, S. Lowe, S. Kaufman, D. O'Dell, C. Lewis. ROW 2: J. Lamb-din, D. Snyder, J. Hawkins, S. Vance, D. Sipe, S. Smith, C. Peters, T. Stewart, S. Lindsey, D. Pouder, S. Star-buck. ROW 3: T. Turner, A. Pigg, M. Neargarder, R. Tingley, C. Stein, M. Shirk, K. Sullivan, K. Kendall, K. Mills, C. Jones. Absent: T. Marshall, K. Mitchem, N. Sullenbarger, H. Thomas. Teacher Mrs. Evalyn Key. ROW 1: D. Roberts, C. Edwards, S. Chambers, J. Keener, J. Thornburg, J. Coffman, T. Walters, C. Hunt, R. Hill, M. Ford, S. Garrett. ROW 2: B. Street, S. Sutton, J. Harter, R. Moore, T. Troxell, J. Graham, W. Carpenter, D. Lyons, T. Baker, E. Suarez. ROW 3: V. Fields, T. Horne, D. Oakes, J. Hinkle, J. Curtner, T. Burton, R. Cox, E. Rhoades, T. Binkley, K. Newman. Absent: K. Brown, G. Hall. Teacher Mrs. Evalyn Key. ROW 1: P. Tyson, C. Lambdin, D. Lynch, E. Light, B. Starr, D. Weimer, K. Keener, S. Villasenor, K. Peterson, R. Livingston, P. Osborne, T. Wright. ROW 2: J. Moore, F. Hogle, C. Stephens, K. Pitman, C. Jones, G. Noggle, B. Segraves, S. Rudy, S. Moore, G. Mayse, R. Prescott, S. King. ROW 3: D. Hunt, J. Shockney, T. Tomlinson, G. Sites, R. Reichard, S. Minton, J. St. Myers, M. Lambdin, P. Smith, B. Hood. Absent: M. Tee-garden, J. Tyre. 56 ROW 1: Larry Howell, Sergeant at Arms; Christine Mendenhall, President; Sandra Hobson, Secretary; Mikki Meredith, Treasurer; Jan Deasley, Historian; Don Corbin, Reporter; Miss Moulton, Sponsor. ROW 2: Dwight Neargardner, Debbie Hinshaw, Wanda Walling, Joy Wills, Anne Fox, Sharon Walters, Anita Auther, Rosline Ly-kins, Mike Bennett. ROW 3: Leese Yarbrough, Susie Brooks, Jan Meredith, Bethy Sanders, Sandy Snodgrass, Bill Scofield, Rand Brooks, David Young, Ronnie Aukerman. Junior Classical League The Latin Club is again as it has been since its beginning in 1955 under the leadership of the school's Latin teacher, Miss Moulton. Membership in the Latin Club is restricted to students taking either first or second year Latin. Our local club is a member of the Junior Classical League, which is a nationwide organization. New members of the club are initiated at an evening meeting held at the beginning of the year. An impressive candlelight ceremony provides an atmosphere of mysterious ancient flavor. The biggest event of the year for the members of the Latin Club is the Roman banquet usually held during the Ides of March. Members go to much trouble planning costumes, the menu, and the entertainment so that this banquet will resemble as closely as possible a true Roman banquet. Prospective members of next year's club are fittingly used as slaves at this event. The main purpose of the Latin Club is to stimulate an interest in the students for Latin and the classics. It also promotes friendship among students who are interested in and enjoy Latin. --Gretchen Deal 58 ROW 1: Mrs. Diehl, Sponsor; Judy Keltner, Vice-President; Sharon Adelsperger, Treasurer; Barbara Brenton, Secretary; Mike Welch, President. ROW 2: Sandra Stebleton, Diane Shook, Shirley Stebleton, Ann Chew, Gretchen Deal, Ginger Patterson, Jeanne Baker, Michelle Ditmyer, Cindi Aukerman. ROW 3: Dick Studebaker, Jack Noffsinger, Greg St. Myers, David Weist, Karen Zimmerman, Evelyn Torres, Carol Risor, Jim Noffsinger, Tom Birum, Mike Wright. ROW 4: Jerry Young, Roger Stewart, Kelly Buckingham, Ronnie Mote. Club De Espanol This year the Spanish Club is under the sponsorship of the new Spanish teacher, Mrs. Diehl. This club is open to all students who are taking or have taken at least one year of high school Spanish. This club is an extracurricular activity which meets solely for the purpose of bringing our students more enthusiasm and interest in the Spanish language and for promoting fellowship among those students who show a keen interest in the Spanish language. As a freshman, one becomes eligible to take the first year Spanish course. At the first meeting of the Spanish Club, the new student, and any student having taken first year Spanish previously, may attend the meeting to decide if he is interested in joining the club. If he decides to join, he returns to the second meeting and pays a small amount as dues. This year a new Constitution was drawn up for the club. At meetings of the Spanish Club, members discuss the club's business and then have some form of entertainment pertaining to the Spanish language as their program. --Gretchen Deal 59 ROW 1: Judy Keltner, Vice-President; Sandra Hobson, Tom McClure, Mike Wright. ROW 2: Marie Stewart, Secretary; Christine Mendenhall, Nikki Meredith, Larry Howell, Richard Evans, Randy Brooks. ROW 3: John Beck, President of the Student Body; Marcia Mendenhall, Treasurer; Karen Fuller, Ginger Patterson, Sandy Stoner, Don Corbin, Dennis Kelly, Mr. Ayres, Advisor. Student Council — Democracy in Practice The purpose of the Student Council shall be to establish, create, and maintain a high standard of living at Union City Community High School; to present to students more and greater experiences in self-government; to create understanding and cooperation between faculty and students; and to promote school spirit. In order to carry out these many functions, the Student Council has taken charge of and is responsible for freshman initiation and the freshman dance, planning parades and festivities, backing our basketball and football team, and conducting class elections. These many and varied activities of the Student Council have proven to be of great interest and enjoyment to all high school classes. The student body president also serves as president of the Student Council. Each of the high school classes are allowed four representatives to the Council. These representatives must be people of good character and they must maintain good scholastic averages. This year our Student Council seems to have initiated a new policy. They seem to be more aware of all of the ideas of the students and they have tried to incorporate these ideas into their plans. This new policy has brought about a stronger bond between the student governing body and the students. The Student Council is a worthwhile organization respected by all. --Beverly Chenoweth 60 SEATED: Carol Wasson, Becky Harshman, Mr. Shank, Sponsor; Kathy Corbin, Judy Evans. STANDING: Mike Wright, Mary Lou Greenberg, Judi Fulk, Naomi Daggett, Judy Keltner, Richard Evans, Jayne Noonan, Jim Wasson, Susan Van Vickie, Michelle Ditmyer, Beverly Chenoweth, Nancy Vickery, Sharon Adelsperger, Joleen Wasson, Marcia Mendenhall, Kathy Starr. Absent, Joan Beck. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is comprised of members from both the junior and senior classes. Each year ten per cent of the junior class and five per cent of the senior class are chosen to be members of this organization. These members must be in the upper third of their respective classes. These students are evaluated for membership on four principal qualifications. These are scholarship, character, leadership, and service. Each of these qualities are rated a maximum of twenty -five points. This last year all National Honor Society members received navy blue blazers with the society's emblem from the local Tri Kappa organization of Union City. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in the students of this high school. --Beverly Chenoweth 61 I I The Music Goes The band which is under the direction of Mr. Romano is an extra-curricular activity which takes much work and interest on the part of the participating students. The purposes of the band are to offer the students chances to utilize their ability and also to increase their interest in music. Many high school band members participate in solo and ensemble contests. A contest is held in the spring for the entire band Usually the band holds two concerts a year --one in the spring and another in the fall. We are very proud of the students at this school who make up our band. --Gretchen Peal ROW 1: Sharon Aukerman, Edna Dodd, Patty Noonan, Shirley Sipe. ROW 2: Peggy Caron, Jill McCraken, Sharon Schmidt, Head Majorette; Diane Coblentz, Marta Jonson. ROW 1: Carol Wasson, Kathy Deasley, Virginia Blackmore, Judy Evans, Heddi Scofield, Diane Day. ROW 2: Michelle Ditmyer, Jim Clevenger, Kay Marshall, Pam Byrum, Sharon Aukerman, Nikki Meredith. ROW 3: Linda Suitts, Karen Fuller, Connie Wilcox, Donna Goldsberry, Carol Lumpkin, Diane Coblentz, Greg Lane, Donna Key, Jane Stump, Alan Aukerman, Mike Wright. ROW 4: Kathy Wenger, Sharon Walters, Jean Deasley, Lynn Allen, Thaila Vernon, Rick Zehringer, Randy Zehringer, Robert Mendenhall, Jim Stump, Richard Evans, Dick Blackford, Don Corbin. f Round and ’Round ROW 1: James Cline, Susan Moore, Deanna Devaney, Mike Abel, Linda Wagoner, Monica Hufford, Judy Neff, Sandy Wood, Becky Brooks, Tom Rohr. ROW 2: Joyce Addington, Doris Sheppard, Marc Harshman, Mike Pratt, Terry Day, Marla Goldsberry, John Nowitsch, Bruce Bennett. ROW 3: Marcia Pratt, Tim Metcalfe, Max Runkle, Mark Wasson, John Henry, John Lowe, Sandra Mangas. ROW 4: Julia St. Myers, Jerry Geesy, Scotty Eley, Lee Hershberger, Dwight Wise, Mark Farlow. ROW 1: Janet Whitesell, Barbara Price, Marylou Greenburg, Sharon Harmison, Kathie Comer, Kathy Carpenter ROW 2: Larry Howell, Chuck Jones, Diane Farlow, Shirley Sipe, Jean Stoner, Joyce Wine. ROW 3: George Sadgebury, David Young, John Deasley, David Street, Janet Farlow, Leese Yarbrough, Steve Wilcox, Billy Scofield, Wayne Hufford, Sandra Stoner, Edna Dodd, Janet Addington. ROW 4: Kent Shank, Tony Mangas, Mr. Romano, Director; Gary Wagoner, Sherry Blackford, John Adelsperger, Cheryl Lenkensdofer, Toby Parks, Mike Bennent, Sam Key, Ron Price, Sue Powers. ROW 1: Mary Cotter, Vice-President; Diane Farlow, Chaplain; Naomi Daggett, President; Ginny Hamilton, Treasurer; Sherry Vincent, Secretary; Mrs. Harrison, Sponsor. ROW 2: Ginger Patterson, Jeanne Baker, Judy Keltner, Judi Fulk, Nancy Kaufman, Suzanne Ruff, Carol Orth. ROW 3: Cindi Aukerman, Kathy Stumpff, Cathy Bamum, Jane Barr, Crystall Pinney, Bev Cotter, Phyllis Arthur. ROW 4: Anne Chew, Bev Chenoweth, Peggy Caron, Brenda Miller, Cheryl Bothast, Joy Wills. ROW 5: Cathy Starr, Sharon Adelsperger, Michelle Ditmyer. Tri-Hi-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is a nationwide fellowship of high school youth working for a Christian democracy. This group acts as a service club at our school. Membership is open to girls from grades nine through twelve. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The platform of the club is Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. Tri-Hi-Y clubs were founded just after the First World War. The first group was started in Wanesboro, Pennsylvania in 1919, and in 1939 the present name and insignia used by all clubs was nationally adopted. Our local chapter of Tri-Hi-Y is composed of twenty-nine members. The main may by which members of this club strive to meet their purpose is by presenting religious convocations at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. --Kathy Corbin 64 ROW1: Chester Mock, Sergeant at Arms; Steve Mendenhall, Chaplain; Craig Arthur, Treasurer; Steve Moore, Secretary; Tom McClure, Vice-President; John Kress, President; Mr. Stocksdale, Sponsor. ROW 2: Ray Hurst, Sam Bradburn, John Beck, Larry Howe, Mike Bennett. ROW 3: Richard Stevens, Billy Colliver, Ron Mote, Jim Noffsinger. Hi-Y The Hi-Y is a service club for all high school boys whose principal ideas are to serve their school and community. The platform of the organization is this: Clean Living, Clean Speech, Clean Sports, and Clean Scholarship. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, church, and community; high standards of Christian character. The first Hi-Y had its beginning in 1899 in Chapman, Kansas. It was founded to serve as a Bible Study group for the boys of the town. It is closely affiliated with theY.M.C.A. clubs. The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y work closely together in presenting programs at Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter for the student body. Both of these clubs also attend different churches throughout the local area. The Hi-Y is an excellent organization for all young men for in its own small way it is creating a better world for everyone. Members of this organization are learning how to become better citizens. Edward Young once said, A Christian is the highest style of man, and this is what the Hi-Y is trying to accomplish--building a higher style of man. - -Beverly Chenoweth 65 ROW 1: Elaine Hathaway, Judi Fulk, Cheryl Bothast, Ray Hurst, David Dean, Julia Welch, Susan Hicks, Peggy Burke, Mrs. Stocksdale, Director. ROW 2: Jo Ann Shreeve, Ginger Patterson, Anne Fox, Linda Collins, Karen Zimmerman, Sandy White, Becky Harshman, Jeanne Baker, Judy Keltner. ROW 3: Diane Shook, Thelma Taylor, Maria Boyer, Jane Barr, Darlene Starbuck, Judy Daniels, Sandra Baldwin, Debbie Hinshaw, Nancy Birum, Connie Teegarden. Chorus—We Like to Hear Them Sing. Our high school chorus is responsible for much enjoyment in our school. The chorus consists of boys and girls from grades nine through twelve. The only requirement for membership is that a student enjoy music. At Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter the high school chorus presents musical programs, much to the enjoyment of everyone. Our chorus also participates in several contests throughout the state each year. Our chorus has always done well at these state contests. This year the chorus was asked to present a Christmas program for the local Rotary Club. Just this year a new program was es- tablished in our school concerning chorus. For the first time the seventh and eighth grade students are being offered chorus as an extracurricular activity. All participants of this program meet one night a week after school for practice. Our chorus has not only brought enjoyment to its listeners but also to its participants. It offers anyone interested in music a chance to enjoy and develop this interest. Our high school chorus has proven to be a worthwhile organization. This year the chorus is directed by Mrs. Eugene Stocksdale. 66 --Beverly Chenoweth SEATED: Judy Keltner, Literary Editor; Cathie Starr, Asst. Editor; Jayne Noonan, Editor; Miss King, Advisor; Susan Van Vickie, Lay-Out Editor. STANDING: Gretchen Deal, Literary; Crystal Pinney, Typist; Beverly Chen-oweth, Literary; Michelle Ditmyer, Typist; Cindi Aukerman, Typist; Richard Evans, Copy Editor; Barbara Bren-ton, Typist; Becky Harshman, Photographer; Anne Chew, Art Editor; Kathy Corbin, Literary; Sharon Adelsper-ger, Business Manager; Marie Stewart, Asst. Lay-out Editor. Successus—Work! Work! Work! We have had a yearbook at our school since 1917 when the seniors of the old South Side building published a pamphlet with faculty and senior pictures, editorials, jokes, and ads. Since that time the yearbook has continually been expanding. A yearbook is meant to serve as a memory book for the students of the school. This year we chose as our theme, We Remember, with the hope that we could publish a book that would bring back memories of school life. The staff has been working hard on this book throughout the year. There have been countless hours spent planning the book, soliciting advertisements, laying out pages, taking and retaking pictures, writing and rewriting, checking and rechecking, typing and retyping, and carrying out many other duties. We cuold not have published this book without the help that we received from others. We wish to thank Miss Sandra King, who was our yearbook sponsor this year, and Mr. Keever, our photographer, who we felt did an excellent job with our division pages. The cooperation of the entire faculty, the administration, the student body, and the businessmen of Union City has been indispensable. We present the 1964 Successus to you. It is your yearbook! We hope that you find it worthy of keeping for many years --The Editor 67 ROW 1: Mrs. Jones, Sponsor; Sharon Walters, Evelyn Torres, Bethy Sanders, Susie Brooks, Susan Harrison, Jeanne Stoner, Treasurer; Luanna Byrum, Secretary; Susie Oswalt, President; Caryl Croyle, Sergeant at Arms; Thaila Vernon, Nancy Birum, Peggy Burke, Elaine Hathaway, Susan Hicks. ROW 2: Janet Farlow, Diana Day, Sandy Stoner, Kathy Wenger, Jan Meredith, Anita Arthur, Darlene Starbuck, Roselyn Lykins, Jean Deasley, Julia Welch, Kay Marshall, Nancy Mote, Mary Cotter. ROW 3: Diane Smith, Christine Mendenhall, Susan Henry, Virginia Blackmore, Judy Youne, Nancy Conners, Linda Holmes, Bev Cotter, Connie Wilcox, Linda Burton, Barbara Brenton, Sharon Welch. ROW 4: Peggy Price, Susan Good, Linda Wilcox, Donna Key, Linda Suitts, Edna Dodd, Kathy Deasley, Nettie Caupp, Sylvia Burke, Kathy Corbin, Shirley Stebleton, Marie Stewart. ROW 5: Peggy Cotter, Barbara Price, Carol Orth, Linda Anderson, Susie Welch, Jane Barr, Phyllis Arthur, Ginny Hamilton, Suzanne Mote, Lynne Cooke, Cinde Wills, Patty Pearson. ROW 6: Sherry Blackford, Nikki Meredith, Trudy Wetzel, Lynne Zaharako, Brenda Miller, Sandy White, Sherry Vincent, Jeanne Baker, Ginger Patterson, Bonnie Bolin. Girls’ Athletic Association The Girls Athletic Association is a club for girls who are interested in sports and recreational activities. The purpose of this club is to develop leadership, and to strive for good sportsmanship. G.A.A. usually meets every Monday evening. This meeting is spent enjoying planned activities. Girls belonging to this club has special G.A.A. sweatshirts, each class having a different color, which they wear to the meetings. The members participate in volleyball, basketball, swimming, bowling, softball, and stunts and tumbling. During the school year they invite other G.A.A. clubs from different schools to compete with them in their activities. G.A.A. is helping the girls of our school to have a better knowledge of and interest in sports. --Anne Chew 68 Intramurals Any boy from Junior High through High School is eligible to belong to Intramurals. The junior high meets every Thursday night and the high school meets every Tuesday night in the high school gymnasium. Members participate in the following activities: basketball, gymnastics, wrestling, volleyball, pingpong, and weight lifting. Mr. Turner is the sponsor of intramurals. Bob Orth prepares to catch Joe Halberstadt as Ronnie Price looks on. Ronnie Price and Bob Orth try their skill at weight lifting. Wrestling The wrestling team is the newest team in our school. They only had one meet this year, but next year they hope to have regularly scheduled meets. ROW 1: Bob Orth, Lewie Addington, Steve Dubeansky, Bill Moore, Paul Shimp, Larry Young, Richard Evans, Mr. Pryer, Coach. ROW 2: Jim Clevenger, David Weist, Bob Reichard, Charles Kress, Mark Durbin. ROW 3: Joe Jonson, Kenny Durbin, Ronnie Price, Ronnie Mote, Allen Addington. ROW 1: Mrs. Smith, Sponsor; Patty Pearson, Reporter; Peggy Price, Secretary; Lmda Burton, Historian; Linda Anderson, President; Jolene Wasson, Vice-President; Joanne Shreeve, Project Chairman; Janet Washier, Recreation Leader; Nancy Kaufman, Treasurer; Naomi Daggett, Parliamentarian. ROW 2: Cinde Wills Bonnie Bolin, Diane Smith, Diane Coblentz, Karen Ellis, Terry Brown, Blanch Warren. ROW 3: Janet Farlow, Patty Prosser, Amber Bradbum, Judy Smith, Catherine Stumpff, Karen Wymer, Candy Thornburg. Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization of girls studying homemaking in high schools of the United States and its territories. The F.H.A. was organized in 1944 by a group of students and adult advisors interested in homemaking. The overall goal of the organization is to help individuals improve personal, family, and community living, now and in the future. The motto, Toward New Horizons, reminds members that contributions to home life today will influence the kinds of homes they have tomorrow, that the family life of members will influence the community and the world. In keeping with their goal and motto, the Union City chapter of F.H.A. sponsors worthwhile community and school projects such as the making of cookies for mental health patients and sponsoring a good grooming contest for the student body. Our local Future Homemakers Club works closely with out local Future Farmers Club. The two clubs hold many joint parties, and each year the FFA elects a Sweetheart from the FHA Club. The flower of the FHA is the red rose. Because of its beauty, the rose represents the search of Future Homemakers of America for beauty in everyday living. The colors of FHA are red and white. Red, an intense color, suggests strength. White is recognized as the symbol of sincerity. These colors inspire Future Homemakers of America with the courage and determination to succeed. —Kathy Corbin 70 ROW 1: Tom Cline, Treasurer; John Hersberger, Sentinel; Ronnie Price, Secretary; Mike Curtner, Vice-President; Jim Wasson, President; Jerry Curtner, Reporter; Mr. Evans, Sponsor. ROW 2: Roger Good, Joe Hawthorne, Larry Mangas, Shirley Garrett, Dana Newman, Stanley Garrett, John DeVaney, Greg Hockingsmith, Terry Miller, Steve Pratt. ROW 3: David Neatherly, Mark Cline, Duane Mote, Steve Sipe, Steve Fields, Bob Hill, Bill Rohr, Alan Wills, Mike Kaufman, Jim Greenburg. ROW 4: Nolan Higgins, Mike Neatherly, Larry Wickersham, Steve Pearson, Paul Shimp, Danny Mangas, Kelly Whitesell, Darrell Lawrence, Don Sipe. Future Farmers of America The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agriculture, leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. To become a member of F.F.A., one must be taking a vocational agriculture class, know the creed, and keep a record of a farm project. The boys in F.F.A. participate in many activities. They attend the National F.F.A. Convention at Kansas City and the International Livestock Show at Chicago. They participate in poultry, livestock, grain, and soil judging contests. First year boys in F.F.A. get their informal initiation in agricultural practice by caring for the twelve acre corn project that the club has. The F.F.A. Club gives the members a chance to learn more about agriculture and to assume the responsibilities that will confront tomorrow's farmers. --Anne Chew 71 ROW 1: Mrs. Mendenhall, Sponsor; Kay Marshall, Membership Chairman; Susan Van Vickie, President; Cathie Starr, Director of Activities; Sharon Adelsperger, Treasurer; Carol Wasson, Vice-President; Sue Powers, Secretary. ROW 2: Phyllis Detweiler, Phyllis Arthur, Naomi Daggett, Diana Isaac, Jo Anne Shreeve, Sherry Vincent, Ginger Patterson. ROW 3: Ginny Hamilton, Hetty Scofield, Nettie Caupp, Carol Warren, Carol Brown, Janet Addington, Marie Stewart. ROW 4: Amber Bradbum, Peggy Caron, Linda Wetzel, Sharon Walters, Debbie Hin-shaw, Anne Fox, Cathy Barnum. ROW 5: Linda Read, Evelyn Torres, Carol Risor, Anne Chew,. Janice Hocken-smith, Judy Evans, Jeanne Baker. Future Nurses of America Future Nurses of America is an organization dedicated to the purpose of bringing together young people who are interested in careers of nursing and health in order that they might share each other's interest and explore the opportunities and requirements of the medical profession. The Union City chapter of F.N.A. is a coeducational high school career club that consists of students in grades nine through twelve. The club has one main project. Every member of the club in grades ten through twelve is given the opportunity to work at the local hospital. The members assist the nurses aides at mealtime by delivering trays and feeding the patients. The Union City chapter of F.N.A. is relatively new in our school, having been started in 1962. In future years the club hopes to expand to include other fields of medicine such as doctors, medical technicians and therapists. The club now has a membership of thirty girls. The national F.N.A. colors are blue and white, and the most important insignia is the medical emblem . --Kathy Corbin 72 FRONT: Miss King, Librarian; Tina Higgins, Linda Holmes, Crystal Pinney, Karen Weimer, Diane Journey, Susie Oswalt. BACK: Chester Mock, Paul Dodd. Absent: Sandy Hinkle, Mick Carpenter. Librarians—Books, Fines, Bulletin Boards. This year the student librarians are under the direction of the new head librarian, Miss King. At the beginning of the school year, the student librarians are chosen from those students who have good grade averages or those who have an extra study hall and who offer to give up one to assist Miss King in the constantly busy library. The student librarian must perform many duties in the library. He not only checks books in and out, but he also must be able to classify books, read book shelves, know what material is available for use, help other students with book selections, keep order in the library at all times, keep a close check on overdue books, keep the library neat in appearance, type book cards, straighten magazines, and design bulletin boards. Student librarians in our school must know the library and be willing to work with the head librarian and other students. The purpose of having student librarians is to acquaint these assistants with the intricate workings of a school library. Also, the student's work is directed towards the goal of more worthwhile reading. --Gretchen Deal 73 This year, the Student Council decided to change the system of electing the Homecoming Queen. Many students felt that this honor should be given to a senior girl as it is in other schools; but, they felt that the other classes should not be completely ignored. It was hoped the system decided upon by the Queen committee would satisfy everyone. Four senior girls were chosen as queen candidates. The one receiving the highest number of votes from the entire student body was queen. Two girls from each of the other high school classes were chosen as candidates for the queen's court. The girls in each class receiving the highest number of votes were members of the court. The senior queen candidates were Suzanne Ruff, Margaret Fitzmaurice, Jeanne Baker, and Nancy Vickery. The 1963-1964 Homecoming Queen was Miss Nancy Vickery. Members of her court were Sharon Adelsperger, Cathy Bar-num, Cathy Deasley, and Sandra Hobson. --Judy Keltner Seniors Took the Honors This Year Miss Jayne Noonan was Union City Community High School's candidate for the queen of the Jaycees' Mardi Gras held in Winchester each year. Jayne together with six other girls from schools throughout the county attended a special banquet for candidates and their friends and families, and attended a dance appropriately called Autumn Fantasy where she competed in a talent show. e Remember Our TEAMS ROW 1: Mr. Goldsberry, Sponsor; Chester Mock, Bill Miller, Jim Noffsinger, Larry Runkel, Sam Bradbum. ROW 2: Paul Shimp, Steve Dubeansky, Craig Riffle, Tom Birum, Jerry Young, Jack Noffsinger, Joe Jonson, Steve Mendenhall, Jim Ice. ROW 3: Larry Vincent, Chester Wasson, Dennis Kelly, Shirley Garrett, Mike Wright, Kelly Buckingham, John Kress, Paul Dodd, Richard Evans, Ronnie Price. ROW 4: Duane Mote, John Beck, James Leaver, Mike Welch, Bill Moore, Gary Mangas, Steve Moore, Larry Young. The Lettermen’s Club The Letterman's Club is an honorary club which was started in 1957 by Coach Gary Keesling. The high school cheerleaders are considered honorary members of the Letterman's Club. The boys who belong to this club are eligible for membership because they have earned a letter in one of the following sports: basketball, football, track, cross country, baseball, golf, tennis, or wrestling. To earn a letter in any of these sports a boy must meet certain standards which have been determined for each classification. If a boy wishes to receive a sweater, he must earn four letters; a jacket requires eight letters, and a blanket, twelve letters. Letterman's Club provides a strong incentive to the boys of our school to participate in sports and to develop to the best of their abilities. --Anne Chew 76 Cheerleaders: Sharon Welch, Sue Powers, Judi Fulk, Judy Keltner. ROW 1: Candy Thornburg, Connie Furgason, Thelma Taylor, Amber Bradbum, Sandy Hinkle, Maria Boyer, Mary Lou Greenburg, Thaila Vernon, Jean Stoner, Edna Dodd. ROW 2: Crystal Pinney, Nancy Mote, Caryle Croyle, Diana Isaac, Cathy Bothast, Virginia Black-more, Christine Mendenhall, Karen Fuller, Nikki Meredith, Shirley Sipe. ROW 3: Cathy Bonham, Marla Golds-berry, Cathy Starr, Patty Noonan, Sharon Schmidt, Shirley Stebleton, Kathy Corbin, Sheila Meek, Sandy Hobson, Marla Wasson. ROW 4: Lynda Reed, Phyllis Detweiler, Nettie Caupp, June Bonham, Sherry Blackford, Diane Coblentz, Diane Smith, Cathy Deasley, Linda Suitts, Becky Sanders. ROW 5: Diane Day, Cathy Wenger, Jennifer Marsh, Susan Hicks, Darfene Starbuck, Jean Deasley, Janet Farlow, Sharon Walters, Judy Smith, Janice Smith. ROW 6: Ann Dorrington, Marta Jonson, Kathy Wasson, Marsha Sutton, Cathy Comer, Linda Weist, Donna Golds-berry, Connie Noonan, Sharon Harmeson, Melanie Mangas. ROW 7: Diana Barrett, Cindy Pratt, Shirley Milboum, Connie Claywell, Carol Cromas, Linda Vickery, Karen Conklin, Linda Dubeansky, Linda Wagoner, Brenda Craiger. ROW 8: Debbie Crouch, Deanna Devaney, Brenda McIntyre, Diane Starbuck, Barbara Furgason, Annette Russell, Carolyn Crisman, Susan Moore, Debbie Mote, La Donna Bruss. ROW 9: Linda Hobson, Doris Sheppard, Julia St. Myers, Caryl Meek. 77 VARSITY PLAYERS: Mike Wright, Jim Noffsinger, Larry Runkle, Steve Mendenhall, Chester Mock, John Beck, Larry Vincent, Student Manager; Mr. Golds berry, Coach; Steve Dubeansky, Statistician; Toby Parks, Craig Riffle, Bill Miller, Sam Bradbum, Tom Birum. Absent: Mick Carpenter. Larry Vincent checks the player's uniforms. Basketball WE THEY Union 48 65 Cambridge 62 59 M. V. 46 48 Centerville 66 67 Lynn 67 62 Driver 58 68 Portland 35 76 Inv. Tourney Centerville 53 59 Cambridge 53 71 Greenville 56 41 Monroe Central 52 88 Dunkirk 43 52 Liberty 71 50 SENIOR PLAYERS--Sam Bradbum, Craig Riffle, Bill Miller, and John Beck. Braves We They Union 45 40 Cambridge 44 59 M.V. 30 35 Centerville 33 26 Lynn 54 36 Driver 37 25 Portland 30 28 Greenville 42 35 Monroe Central 53 62 Dunkirk 42 43 B-Tearn Tourney Monroe Central 56 51 Union 40 44 Liberty 43 42 Cheerleaders: Edna Dodd, Thaila Vernon, Jean Stoner, Jim Ice, Student Manager; Steve Moore, Steve Sipe, Steve Mendenhall, Jerry Young, Toby Parks, Phil Runkel, Mike Wright, Duane Mote, Bill Davis, Jerry Stewart, Mr. Dunn, Coach. Absent: Mick Carpenter. Fight—Score—Win!! Cheerleaders: Suzanne Mote, Susan Harrison, Shirley Curtner, Coach, Mr. Storck, Lees Yarbrough, Bill Isenbarger, Steve Whistler, Bill Oswalt, Olus Lykins, Jerry Mclntrye, Mark Bickle, Don Lloyd, Randy Brooks, Don Corbin, Ron Aukerman, Bob Lees, Randy Bradburn, Stanley Barrett, David Young. Warriors Monroe We They Central 30 45 Centerville 34 40 Richmond 25 31 Union 24 37 Driver Richmond 33 28 Dennis 30 64 Portland 31 27 Hagerstown 37 29 80 Eighth Grade n J We They Centerville 31 44 Richmond 35 26 Union 34 36 Richmond Dennis 22 50 Portland 21 23 Hagerstown 47 40 Monroe Central Central 33 22 Cheerleaders--Kathy Wasson, Donna Goldsberry, Melanie Mangas. ROW 1: Jim Butcher, Steve Stewart, Eddie Fulk, Larry Carpenter, Tom Hamilton, Mike Collins. ROW 2: Gary Wagoner, Student Manager; John Adelsperger, Ronnie Furgason, Tim McClure, Kurt Whitesell, Mickey Hinkle, Mr. Storck, Coach. Upward and Onward to the Bigger Teams Seventh Grade We They Mississinawa 26 39 Centerville 36 45 Union 21 22 Cheerleaders--Marla Goldsberry, Mike Pratt, Kathy Bothast. ROW 1: Pat Parks, Rick Bruner, Max Runkel, Paul Kirwin, John Lowe, John Henry, Mr. Storck, Coach; John Nowitch, Tim Mardegan, Gary Aukerman, Don Flesher, Tim Metcalf. 81 Sixth Grade Games We They Lynn 26 18 Willard of Winchester 27 26 Union 13 30 Cheerleaders—Cheryl Hunt, Becky Harshman, Lynn Marshall. ROW 1: Pat Russ, Dennis McClure, John Warren, Danny Lees, Bruce Brooks, Tom Blackmore, Dan Wasson. ROW 2: Kirby Whitacre, Bruce Middlam, John Fraze, Mr. Howe, Jeff Starr, Hollis Burridge, Dony Brooks, Gail Arthur. Preparing for Tomorrow. ROW 1: Dennis Aukerman, Roger Garland, Victor Bothast, Bruce Lenkensdofer, Billy Baker, Kevin Conklin, Jim Adelsperger. ROW 2: Cheerleaders—Elaine Stewart, Debbie Collins, Kathy Fulk. ROW 3: Mr. Howe, coach; Jimmy Brooks, Randy Moore, Rex Burke, Jimmy Harmeson, Bill Kirwin, Doug Marshall, Phil Webster. Fifth Grade Games We They Lynn 18 12 Willard of Winchester 32 25 Union 24 26 82 Golf WON LOST Centerville Muncie Cambridge City Liberty Liberty Centerville Knightstown Cambridge Conference Meet Driver Connersville The 1963 Golf team won the conference championship, with Tom Birum as Medalist. ROW 1: Tom Dickey, Craig Riffle, Mr. Dunn, Coach; Keith Harrison, John Beck. ROW 2: Craig Arthur, Steve Moore, Steve Mendenhall, Ted Bosh, Doug Everett, Tom Birum, Jack Miller. t Fore! f f Batter Up!!” ROW 1: Steve Moore, Bill Davis, Mark Read, Jon Stoops, Jerry Stewart, David Weist, Jim Ice, Student Manager. ROW 2: Mr. Ayers, Coach; Mike Welch, Bill Miller, Mick Carpenter, Kelly Buckingham, Jerry Young, Chester Wasson. ROW 3: John Kress, Sam Bradburn, Bill Read, Larry Runkel, Larry Young, Jim Noff-singer, Chester Mock. Baseball WON LOST Lynn Centerville Knightstown Liberty Driver Cambridge Union Centerville Knightstown Liberty Driver Union Cambridge 83 f Jt, ■o' ihryn ’ ' i I v I . o’ it ? I ft3 • II, ? ]� 5m |i � 50 42 Li ? w r 11’ ( 3’ ?,n 7 4?’y ,-r T • P 53 iOOm f°� V .} ..a 11. ft 7 V? V . 1x15 dW|. r? •CVA TH ROW iflr? i % DW Is Jack Noffsingerjj Stanley Garrett; Bill Colliver; Carry Lehman;;Charles Kress; Bill Davii; yBob Lees Alan ftdefington; irry h4artifi;N David Young; Jim Ice. RO$ 2: Bob Cline; John Deasily; Mrdk-Cai Ater; Ron Prior ; IjtM Motc; Larry Yoi «rn Yminrr- T am; Tr rrl r� - .Tru� - .Trvncnn .!amp« Clorr( ttt ROW 3l N4X KJval' ki4, Ai St.'' dach; ftgb Brargg; Bill O walti Paul S St ve MooreSteve Mend«fihall;: $r. tfryer, Coacfr . I A tAl, I I 1 ,,r7 ’ H 'yV Larry Jerry Young; Larry Jpgle; Jap Jonson; James Qarrett Miller; John Kress;' Sam Bradbum; Jiftr Noffsinger; V X_ — -ft - ‘ v - ,ur; Dan Arthur; ' w MVfPf. - ’■ _ Football Although the 1963 season was only the second year for Union City football, this sport created a great deal of enthusiasm among both students and the community. There are thirty-one boys on this year's team. Six games were scheduled for this season. The Indian gridders started the season with a victory by defeating Cambridge City 17 to 12. The final record of the football team was 2 wins, 4 losses. Coach Tom Pryer again guided our team through a rough and lively serson. Games Us They Cambridge City . . . 17 . . 12 Versailles . 0 . . 35 Centerville. 0 . . 14 Geneva . . 26 . . 0 Portland . . .7 . . 56 Driver. . . 14 . . 47 85 Cross-Country This year's Cross Country team scored four wins and seven losses. They placed third in the Tri-Eastern Conference meet. Larry Runkel established a new record of ten minutes and ten seconds on our two mile course. ROW 1: Paul Dodd, Phil Runkle, Larry Runkel, Larry Weist, Shirley Garret. ROW 2: Bill Moore, Gary Mangas, Mr. Dunn, Coach; Billy Reed, Terry Miller. Boys Keep Physically Fit. ROW 1: Mike Arthur, John Kress, Terry Miller, Steve Dubeansky, Jim Noffsinger, Sam Bradburn, Bill Miller, Mick Carpenter, Jerry Young, Larry Lehman, Shirley Garrett. ROW 2: Jay Noffsinger, Larry Runkle, Bob Bragg, Bill Moore, Mr. Golds-berry, Coach; Chester Mock, Bill Ferrell, Keith Van Skyock, Paul Shimp, Ken Goldsberry. Track The Track team had a good season for they scored 7 wins and only 3 losses. They placed second in the Tri-Eastern Conference track meet. 86 We Remember Our Merchants The Successus Staff would like to thank the following merchants and professional men for the generous support they gave to us in publishing the 1964 Successus. We know that it would not be possible for our school to have a yearbook each year if it were not for the annual help they give to us. We, therefore, urge the students and adults of this area to patronize our merchants. Thank you. A H Marathon Alpha Delta Omega Sorority, Upsilon Chapter Ambassador Motel Arlene's Beauty Shop Backstay Welt Company, Inc. Bartonia Store Boston Store B.P.O. Elks 1534 Brenton's Sales Service Brooks Sons Funeral Home Byrd, Kenton F., O.D. Caron’s Barber Shop Carpenter's Market Central Garage Company, Inc . Ceramics by Janie Chambers Medical Clinic Chas. W. Rice Company, Inc. Commercial Printing Co. Dairy Maid Dale’s Barber Shop Davis City Cab 964-5124 DeBolt Electric Delbert Key--Standard Oil Agent Ed Cornell's Inc. Fraze and Timmons Funeral Home Frazier Supply Co. Inc. Garver Mfg. Company Geesy Sunoco Grand Theatre Greenlee's Furniture Appliance—TV Harrisville Grain Co., Inc. Hayesville Service Station Heckley Sheffer Hinshaw and English Hub City Electric Service Hub City Finance Corporation Huddle's Garage, Union City, Indiana Hunts Floral Gift Shop Indiana and Michigan Elec. Co. Jax Wearhouse J. H . Weimer Sons Mgf. of Sorghum John Montano Lumber Co. John Morrel Co., Union City, Ohio Kappa, Kappa, Kappa, Inc. Kellers Bakery K . L . Sipe Goodyear Store Krakoff's Landon, David J., M.D. Dr . W . E . Lapar Chiropractic Clinic Lees Cleaners Leroy's Jewelry Lynch Supply Co. Mae's Truck Stop Mangas Agencies, Inc. Marlene's Barber Shop Marv's Tire Service Drs . M . E . McClure and P . J . Birum McClurg's Inc. Mendenhall, HohnE., D.D.S. Mengel Wood Industries, Inc. Merle's Beauty Shop Miller's Shoes Mong Construction 87 Moore's Store Moyer Auto Body Shop Noffsingers Pharmacy Ohio Valley Gas Corporation Peggy's Beauty Salon Dr . Phipps, M.D. Pinney's IGA Market Pleimans Hardware Ramsey's Floor Covering Reit-Price Mfg. Co., Inc. Rickert and Berry, Implement Co. Ridenour Ford Riegel Theatre Chair Service Russell Farmer, Indianapolis Life Insurance Shafer Sheet Metal Shop Drs . W . E . Sharp and J. R . Diehl Sheller Mfg. Corp., Hardy Division Shepherd’s Quality Clothes, Winchester, Indiana Sigma Phi Gamma Sorority Smith Shoe Repair South Side Elevator South Side Speed Wash Spradling Oil Coal Standard Agencies, Inc. Sterling Chevrolet Steve's Gulf Service St. Myers Isenbarger Insurance Agency Strock's Supermarket Tempo Lanes The Farmers State Bank The Food Bowl Cafeteria The Plum Pretty Bty. Shop The Sports Center, Winchester, Ind. Throps Sewing Center Tibbetts Plumbing Heating Company Twin State Aerie F.O.E. 2790 Union City Automotive Supply Union City Body Company, Inc . Union City Coca-Cola Co., Inc. Union City Mold Union City Motor Co. U . C . Sweet Shoppe Union Insurance Agency Union Truck Co. Valet Cleaners Dr. Wagner Walter Hueber Grocery, Harrisonville Weaver Bros. Westinghouse Electric Corp. Wiist Body Shop Willard D. Wolf Pontiac Co. Wise Paint Store Wooters Drug Store Wright's Greenhouse and Flower Shop Wright's IGA C. E. Wright's Sons t 9 pV y • - i- � K � - ■ k; ♦ ua iw - ■ ■ % I- •• fr 4 f 'isser rf Spsk V -ar-t — J $r--f - ± i V� Ap �