University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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Firsl muv: Priscilla Mitchell. Barbara Hopf, jackie Sims, Nancy Hillikcr, judy Krcntler. Svrmnl role: Duane Carmony, Dave Son- neborn, Wiggs Wilscrn, Margaret Iidmond- son, Barbara Alm. Tfrml' row: Phil Hodge, Bill Robinson Russell Noyes, Bill Andrews, Mr. Thurs- lflll. Scholarship, leadership, character, and service are the points Natiollal I-101101. S0111 ty considered in electing junior and senior members to National Honor Society. Only 20 percent of the senior class and five percent of the junior class may be chosen. Since the found- ing of U-School in 1938, it has had a chapter. The UHS chapter of Thespians, Dramatic Honorary So- cciety, is sponsored by Mr. Walstrum. Points required for membership can be earned in both working and acting fields. Extra distinction is acknowledged by the addition of one or more stars to the members, names. Thespians Nancy ilohnson. limb Donclxon. Sonneborn, pres. lfiml run: .-Xrvon Allen, wt li lm HlCkS. Vice-pres.: MV. Wh! xtium lug Srvwlil lIJIl'f Alien- llart, Ninn Vein Phyllis Rich, Shirley XVoolcry Umm Q Tfrirfl l'4IIl'f ll.lI'l3.ll'.l llurigu X Lrl i n Iurncr, George Spaiigler. ilinm oiitr lfdwnrds, Hill l'.l .lIl7l1lLlllIl. lhtlx Nmlrrson Page s'e1w'11I

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uad Quill and Scroll Firsf row: Harlync Hilliker, Phyllis Rich, Pat Hookcy, Nancy Hilliker, Nancy Winter. Sc'4'o11J row: Margaret Edmondson, Ted Moorman, Bill Robinson, Mr. Ervin, Nancy Holland, Priscilla Mitchell. Page sixteen Firxl VOID! Virginia Trumpy, Pat Hookcy, Francey Allen, Alice Hart, ,lane Hicks, Shirley W'oolcry, Nancy Holland, Nancy Winter, Pat Poling, Roberta Fox, SLTOIIII row: Dean Kingsbury, Jerry Hughes, Bob Edwards, George McClain, Bob Donelson, Bill Franzmann, Phil Rich- ardson, Jack Stangle. Third row: Veralyn Turner, Diane Ab- ram, Janet Martin, Judy Figg, Mary Bou- vier, Barbara Lee Crouch, Harlyne Hilliker. The Quad, U-School's bi-Weekly newspaper, is sponsored by Mr. Ben Ervin. The staff, under the editorship of Nancy Holland and Shirley Woolery, increased the number of ex- tra-page issues this year. The concession stand, rummage sale, and convo were some of their other activities. Members for Quill and Scroll, national journalism honorary society, are elected in their junior and senior year. Qualifi- cations for membership include being in the upper third of the class scholastically and having 150 inches of published material. Mr. Ervin is the sponsor. Publishing of the Guinea Pig Tales, literary magazine, is a project of this honorary.

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First row: Bill Marshall, john Clayton, Morris Binkley, Mary Walker, Dave Bucher, Anne Marie Van Wagteiidonk, Sue Ann Hayes, ,Ioan Bartlett, Eleanor Fleener, Rita Baldridge. Svvoml row: Pauline Smith, Jean Peterson, Libra Jan Cleve- land. ,lim Yale, joe Flinn, Bill Spriggs, Bob Tulley, Pat Hoadley, Rebecca Stoner, Dudley Appelman, Max Butcher, judy Krentler, Steve Hoadley, Tom Barton. Tlliril row: Dick Ream, Chris Smith, Dick Hudelson, Gene Reese, Bob Dickerman, Phil Fagan, Barbara Alm, Dick Berrett, xl. A. Franklin, George Appleyard. Sfullillllg: Sandra Tregilgus, Amy Salsbury, Bob Waldon, Phil Doty, Norman Deckard, john Bender, Mary Strain, Dave Bowen, Don lillson, Phyllis Galyan, Mr. McQueen, Dick An- derson. Drum Major Dudley Appelman steps high. Fira! rmv: Ann Brodie, Melissa Baldwin, Ann Foster, Vcralyn Turner, Sandra Tregilgus, Margaret Edmondson, Sylvia Jean Carlson, ,Ioan Velton. Svmrzfl row: Dudley Appelman, Max Butcher, Judy Krentlcr, john Clayton, Bill Marshall, Anne Marie Van Wagtendonk, Dave Bucher, Rita Baldridge, Barbara Deckard, Marcia Meyers. Tfwinf ruir: Dick Hudelson, Gene Reese, Bob Dickerman, Bar- bara Alm, Al. A. Franklin, George Appleyard. Slamling: Dave Bowen, ,lane Trumpy, Amy Salsbury, Phil Doty, Norman Deckard, Phyllis Galyan, Mr. McQueen, Dick Anderson. Page eighteen This year for the first time a marching band was organized for half-time shows at football games. The U-School band did not confine its fine marching exhibitions to Univee Field alone. It also traveled to North Ver- non to boost the team's morale. At home basketball games and pep sessions, the gym echoed with peppy martial music play- ed by UHS band members. During the UHS- BHS game, our band put partisan feelings a- side to join with BHS in bringing the spect- ators a half-time program. The concert given in April showed our band's proficiency in a variety of music. Classical numbers made up the main part of the program, while such pieces as The Stud- ent Prince Overturew and South of the Rio, added the lighter element.