University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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1 Eating is a pastime everyone enjoys, and the speakers table at the Junior-Senior Banquet last year was a good place to indulge ln this. Every class that enters school, no matter when, likes to believe that it will he one of the most outstanding elasses to graduate from the Alma Mater. Witli our heads tilted a degree higher than ever before, we entered school our freshman year, hoping that we would accomplish this feat. As we leave these familiar halls and go out into the world, we, the class of ,54, helieve we have reached our goal. Our hopes hegan when we entered high school, tremhling in our boots, hut determined to make good. As freshmen we started off in high style with our dance, Club '54, and found that we had established a reputation which could be upheld only through good hard work. Qft W . x v J g'Stirk 'em up! says Margie Rash to Esther Irwin and .lim Carter, as the three let down their hair during the infamous Senior Tramp Day. Outlining the many avlivities of the seniors are their four officers: .lohn Poling., vi1-e-presi- dentg Virginia Trumpy, secretaryg Bob Edwards, treasurer, and Blaine Johnson. president. The officers are responsible for guiding the 1-lass through the complex graduation prom-edures. and they are helped by the sponsors. Miss Dolly Lackey, John Schrodt and Robert Yolhnar. Page fzvvilfy-ezine

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Page twenty-cight l.AllRY HUDDICK Football l-l: .lunior Acad- emy of Science 3, -1: Senior Athletics Club lg Science Club 2. 3: Sportsman Clllb l: Track l--lf: ll-lVlen's Club 3. -l. l'AlTl, Wll,l.lAM SEACERS llaseball 3. Al-: Chorus 3: lfootball l-lt. All-Stale llonorable Men- tion 3: .lunior Carnival Stage Slum: Senior Ath- letics Club l. 2: Sportsman Club 3. lf: l-Mcn's Club 2-l: Wrestling l-l. Stalc Meet 3. l'A'l'RlClA ANN Sl'llEl,DS l uture Hlllllt'lll1llik'l'5 ol' America 3. el: Historian 3. l'arlamentarian -l: Cannes Club 2: .lunior Carnival Executive Coul- lnittee: Typing Club l. GAY Nll,A SCHRAMM Art Club rl. 'l'reasurer l: Chorus Club 3: Double Mask l: Cannes Club 2: UAA l, 2: ,lunior Carnival Executive Com- mittee: Future Nurses Club 2. Wll.l.lAM J C' STANCLE Football l--li Golf l--li .lUlll'll1ll.Slll Club l. S 'ctary l: ,lordannus Sports Section ialitor: l'o 1 Council l. -l: Quad Staff 2: Sciei Club 2. 3 ' -sident 3: Sportsman Club 3. -l, ' l ' dent Council l, 2. 4, President : -M ' Cl w .. el: Wrestling l, 3, Al. JAMES MEl.YIl.l.E S'l'lCAl.l. Athletics Club l. 2: Chorus 3: Football I, 2: Golf l. 2: jordan- nus Stall: .lunior Carnival Executive Connnittec: Sportsman Club 3. Al, ROBERT STONE Basketball l-l: Chorus 4. Secretary-Treasurer -lf: Football l-l: .luuior Prom Committee: ,lunior Carnival Stage Show: Senior Athletics Club l. 2: Sportsman Club 3. 4: Tennis li U-Men's Club 3. Al. BETTY STRUNK Chorus -l: Chorus Club 4: Double Mask l: GAA 3. -1: ,lordan ,lestcrs 2, 3: 'val Executive Conunitlee: Senior Sales Captain. YlRClNlA RAE TRUMPY Chorus Club Al: Double Mask l: CAA l-l: Journalism Club l, 2: .lordannus l acully Section Editor: ,lunior Acad- emy ol Science 3. 1: Miss Ileaflliner 3: Quad Staff 2-l-: Queen ol Chinatown 3: Senior Class Secretary: Science Club 3: Student Council Il. VERALYN A. TURNER Chorus 3. el: CAA l-4: ,lordan ,leslers l--l: .lordannus Senior Section Editor: Senior Magazine Sales Captain and Runner-up: Quad Staff 2-l. Page Editor 3. -1. News Editor l: Orchestra l-3: Quill and Scroll 3. 4: .lunior Carnival Stage Slum: Thespians 2-Al. Honor 3. l'residenl -l. JERRY ll. VAN DYKF :slxe mall 2. 3: Chorus l-. Yi' -l '.'.l'l'l -' : l ask l: 7 lzll I 2. . . x . . h .Y .. ecutne . . 3 ro tctor. Club el' Senior Athletics Cl Z.. 3: Senior Dance Committee C0-Cllilll'lllilll2 Sophomore Ring Committee. ee IQSI 4 lootll . . .lllllltt n . mnuttcn . .lunlor Cainnal Fx - ' ' Cor 1 ' ee P jf Q ' . ' ' . . , . FR ED VVAMl'l,ER Cannes Club l: Junior Carnival Executive Committee: Magazine Sales Captain ll: Projectors Clllb 2. 3: Science Club tl-. SANDRA Zllilf Cheaper liy The Dozen ll CAA l-ll: Jordan .lestcrs l-ll .lordannus Stall: .l unior Carnival Chairman: .lunior Prom Coni- niittee: Student Council l: Senior Dance Com- niittec. CHARLES l . ZOERNER 'l'ranslerrcd from llloomington High School: ,lunior Acatln-my of Science, 3: Jordan .lesters 3. el: ,lordannus Staff: National Scientific Honor Society: Our Town 3. NOT PICTUREIJ: DAYID ll. MIRZA and ALICE IVRITZ.

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.4 ,r Up er Left: Charlie Gaston, W. R. Dunn, Diane Abram, Janet Martin, and Hazel Corman discuss the happenings of tlur ray. They are also sluming admiration for their neu Senior rords. Upper Right: Mr. Wtll5ll'llHl tells a Senior group at 4-lass nu-e-ling about tlu' problems ol produring a play. Lower Left: Some talk. some danu-e, and some just wander around. This is a usual s4'e-ne from a Senior After-Game llanve. l,ou'er Right: Sllirley Noel and .ludy Figg 1-ollevt money from llan M1'Yi1'k1'r as lu- joins tlu- eroxsd at the Senior Al'lf'l t:1tlllC llanve. lVitl1 pride we look luufk on our sophomore year. wlu-n our 1-lass was tlu' first to estalrlisli tlu- tradition of ordering our elass rings in tllat year. The lu-wly-eleeted Sophomore Couneil swung into aetion as we put on our two daneesg Old llawaiin and uilt't'itIl Floor Folliesf' Under tlu- leadership of our elec-led ofl'i4-ers, ilu' junior year gave us many opportunities to sllould- er new responsibilities and learn more alrout class eo-operation and working together. We 4-leeleal tlu- 1-o-1-llairmen for our one lxig money-making projeet of llu- year, tlu' Junior Car- nival. Seleeting tlu- tlleme, Springtime ln Parisf, tlu' whole 1-lass set to work planning the different attrzu-tions. memorizing lines, music, and dance steps, and painting on sets and scenery. 'flu' elimax of the evening 1-ame as our King and Page thirty Queen were erowned at llio lloyal Coronation Ceremony. Vlfiping the paint from our elotlles. and tlle Parisian atlnospllere from tlle air, our tlI0llQ.flllS turned to tlle annual Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. We fleeorated the gym with lrlue erepc paper, small pools, palm trees, and sllinnnering lrlue letters as we earried out the eliosen ilI0lllP, 6'Blue Lagoon. The romantic wllirl of tlie prom elimaxed a day of llard work. The lvanquet in tlle eafeteria preeeded tlle danee. The 'gBlue Lagoonw was a beautiful tribute paid to the graduating seniors, and it marked tlle last event of our eleventli year. Yve loft. feeling that we had definitely taken the last lrig step toward our new roles of seniors.