Wallace High School - Pepper Yearbook (Wallace, IN)

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I N ' v I f vnu ff N 'f w . .. ,ws ,,.,... f dw! 6 jdlmlaj DEDICATION 00 23 154 lechca fion We, the class of 1956, would like to dedicate our Annual to our par- ents and teachers who have been our help and inspiration throughout our school years. ADMINISTRATION LUQZSUU ,ldnllllaf Editor-in-chief Business Manager Advertising Editor Sales Manager Feature Editor Calendar Editor Sports Editor Art Q Illustration Editor Underclassmen Editor Sponsor Co-Sponsor Darwin G. Mitchell Janet R. Carpenter Carolyn S. Spessard Ronald G, Moffett David E, Frazier Carol J. Weaver Richard L. Bowen Robert F. Goodinf Paul R. Kunkle Mr. Robert L. Duncan Mr. Richard E. Oglesby SAYS wuooi I FACULTY 2300 54 I 1 Sitting: Standing: Mr. Rice, Mrs. Jones, Mr: Oglesby,Mrs. Pritchett, Mr Duncan. lgggrhmggok, Mrs. Hallett, Mr. Hickey, Miss Fisher, Mr Mr. D. Rice Agriculture Mrs. L, Jones English Mr. R. Oglesby Principal, Math Mrs. N. Pritchett Grade 1 6 2 Mr. R. Duncan Commerce Mrs. M. Cook Grade 5 4 6 Mrs. K. Hallett Grade 3 k 4 Mr. H. Hickey Coach, Social Studies Miss V. Fisher Home Economics Mrs. A. Brammer Music S I A 9. 'i A'-' : ,gh an 4 I 00 23 154 Darwin G. Mitchell AGE: 18 years, l month CREDITS: 55 YEARS AT WALLACE: 12 ACTIVITIES: I I I I I I 5 -PFJIU Vice President- ---------- -- Treasurer ------------------ Basketball --------- Baseball ----------- I I I I I I I I ON-P' FFA-2 years--4-H ---------- - years year years years years PLAYS: Hillbilly Courtship Bkinned Alive Bessie of the Hills Paul R. Kunkle AGE: 18 years, 2 months CREDITS: 33 YEARS AT WALLACE: 12 ACTIVITIES: 4-H Member ------------- 7 years FFA President ---------- 1 year FFA Member ------------- 3 years PLAYS: Skinned Alive Hassle of the Hills Robert F. Gooding AGE: 17 years, 5 months CREDITS: 35 YEARS AT WALLACE: 4 ACTIVITIES: 4-H member ------------- 8 years FFA Member ------------- 1 year Junior Leader ---------- 2 years PLAYS: Skinned Alive Hessie of the Hills Not Even a Mouse Ronald G. Moffett AGE: 17 years, 9 months CREDITS: 35 YEARS AT WALLACE: 12 ACTIVITIES: 4-H Member -------- 2 years FFA Member -------- 5 years Junior Leader ----- 4 years PLAYS: Skinned Alive Hessie of the Hills Not Even a Mouse 300 1542 ACTIVITIES F F A Editor PLAXS Hessie Mr Robert L Duncan Sponsor David E. Frazier AGE: 18 years, 1 month CREDITS: 54 YEARS AT WALLACE: 8 ACTIVITIES: Vice President ----------- 2 Reporter ----------------- 1 Basketball --------------- 4 Baseball ----------------- 3 Pep Staff ---------------- 1 4iH Officer -------------- 2 F.F.A. -------------- -----2 PLAYS: Skinned Alive Hessie of the Hills Not Even a Mouse Richard L. Bowen AGE 17 years, 1 month CREDITS 34 YEARS AT WALLACE 4 President Basketball Baseball 4 H Officers President Student Council Officers of Pen Skinned Alive of the Hills I-'DDI-'UIKN years years years years year years year Mr. Richard E. Oglesby Co-Sponsor years year years years year years years ZJUU illi Carol Jean Weaver Age: 17 years, 6 months Credits: 56.5 5' 5 miriam GNMZUIDS. QB'-3'N'oo ' midi' HEiTlQ:+ m+4g :J 0 dl' nfs. mzzzza I'-'QI UJICDSDN ss: :zzz il ss: iizz U' ll Q50 zzizz Ez' 'rzzz I-'-TE' llll W zzzz zzzz llll llll PHPNJH Q'4H'4 zzzzszz H'1H'1 Umm Janet R. Carpenter Age: 17 years, 6 months Credits: 55.5 Activities: Secretary,Treasurer,Reporter--4 years Band -------------------------- 4 years Girls Basketball -------------- 2 years 4-HzOTficers ------------------ 8 years Girls State and D.A.R. Awards- Plays: Skinned Alive H1 llbilly Courtship Hessie of the Hills Carolyn S. Spessard Age: 17 years, 11 months Credits: 33.5 Activities: Pep Staff ------ --------. 1 year Ch0PuB ------ ------- ----- 1 year Librlrlan ------- ------ --1 year Phy Education ---------- 2 years Plays: Skinned Alive Hessie of the Hills Class Nbtto: Tonizht we 1sunch,Where shall we anchor Class Color: Red and White Class Flower: Carnations 02 42300 15 Name: Richard Lee Bowen Nickname: Pee Wee Favorite Color: Yellow Favorite Food: Fried Chicken Most Enjoyable Year: 11 Favorite Subject: Geometry Favorite Pastimes Sleeping Favorite Song: No special one Favorite Sport: Basketball Wants to Be: Nathematician Will Be: Soldier Hobby: Reading Favorite Car: Chevrolet Most Hated Subject: Geography Famous For: Telling jokes Pet Peeve: Girls that Smoke Favorite Saying: None Name: Janet R. Carpenter Nickname: Jan Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Food: Sugar Pie Most Enjoyable Year: 11 Favorite Subject: Biology Favorite Pastimez Skating Favorite Song: Count Your Blessings Favorite Sport: Basketball Wants to Be: Nurse Will Be: Nurse Hobby: Watching TV Favorite Car: Ford vest Pated Subject: History Famous For: Study'ng Pet Peeve: Gossips Favorite Saying: Oh, Shoot! mmm Mm: Name: Fobert F. Good1ng Jr. Nickname: Bob Favorite Color: Red Favorite Food: Shrimp Yost Enjoyable Year: 12 Favorite Subject: Agriculture Favorite Pastimes Reading Favorite Favorite Song: Silver Bells Sport: Baseball Wants to Be: Welder Will Be: Laborer V Hobby: Model Making Favorite Car: Ford Most Hated Subject: English Famous For: Doing Nothing Pet Peeve: Peonle who turn Fbvorlte wjthout signaling Saying: Dear, Dear! Name: Paul Russell Kunkle Nickname: Rusty Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Food: Cheeseburgers Most Enjoyable Year: 12 Favorite Subject: None Favorite Song: Mobile Favorite Sport: Basketball Favorite Pastimee Visiting Judy Wants to Will Be: B82 FGPNGP FHPMBP Name: David E. Frazier, Jr. Niaknare: Dave Favorite Color: Black Favorite Food: Ice Cream 8 Chocolate Cake Yost Enjoyable Year: 12 Favorite Subject: Physics Favorite Pastimez Reading Favorite Song: Pillbilly Songs, Favorite Sport: Basketball Hobby: Hunting Favorite Car: Ford Most Hated Subject: History Famous For: Skipping School Pet Peeve: Gossips Favorite Saying: Cotton Picker Wants to Be: Aeronautical Engineer Will Be: Yost Anything ' Hobby: Sleeping Favorite Car: Chevrolet Most Hated Subject: Government Famous For: Being Polite Pet Peeve: Women Smokers 5 Drlnkers Favorite Saying: Well, Nuts! 1542300 Name: Darwin Gene Mitchell Fiekmamez Dary Favorite Color: Blue Favorite Food: Fried Chicken k Chocolate Cake Most Enjoyable Year: B Favorite Subject: Health Favorite Pastime: Playing Music Favorite Song: All swing tunes Favorite Sport: Basketball Wants to Be: Orchestra Leader Will Be: Sailor Hobby: Music Favorite Car: Buick Most Hated Subject: History Famous For: Red hair k Playing basketball Pet Peeve: Girls that Smoke! Favorite Saying: Oh, I don't kno Name: Ronald Gere Moffett Nickname: Ronnie Favorite Color: Light Green Favorite Food: Chocolate Pie Most Enjoyable Year: 9 Favorite Subject: Agriculture Favorite Pastime: Jokes Favorite Song: The yellow rose of Texas Favorite Sport: Swimming Wants to Be: Farmer Will Be: Farmer Hobby: Girls Favorite Car: Buick Most Hated Subject: Government Famous For: Giggling Pet Peeve: Women Smokers Favorite Saying: AW!! Name: Ca Nickname Favorite Favorite Moat Enj Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Wants to Will Be: Hobby: W Favorite - rolyn Sue Speeaard : Carol Color: Blue Food: Fried Chicken oyable Year: 12 Subject: Literature Pastimez Reading Song: Sixteen ton Sport: Basketball Be: Someonee wife Someones wife orklng with ponies Car: Chevrolet Most Hated Subject: Government w! Name : Ca Nickname Favorite Favorite Moet Enj Favorite Favorite Favorite Favorite Wants to Will Be Hobby: S Favorite rol Jean Weaver : Weaver Color: Blue Food: Bar-B-Q ogable Year: 12 ubject: Home Ec. Pastime: Reading Song: No certin one Sport: Basketball Be: Social worker Something t leeping Car: Buick Most Hated Subject: Shorthand :Famous F or: Being late Pet Peeve: Women Smokers Favorite Saying: My gosh! 1542300 Class History The Class of H56u is sure that Wallace High School will not forget the year of 1944. In that year we struggled to the higher education. Our first teacher, Miss Philips had to contend with nine scared and unex- perienced pupils. They were Darwin Mitchell, Paul Kunkle, Ronald Moffett, Daisy Goins, Janet Payton, Wanda Woods, Patricia Gray, Marjorie Myers, and Sheri- dan Bright. What a year. In our second year we lost Sheridan Bright and gained Lury Gene Paxton and Paula Smith. Our teacher was Mrs Nesler. In the third grade we lost Marjorie Myers, Lury- Gene Paxton and Paula Smith, but gained Johnnie Goins Due to illness Patty Gray was unable to continue with us. Our teacher was Miss Lillian Shuler. In the fourth year we gained David Frazier and Don King. Our fourth grade teacher was Mrs. Thompson. In the fifth year of higher education welost David Frazier and gained Glenn Edwards, Fill Hallett and George Hinote. In the sixth year we lost George Hinote and Wanda woods. Mrs. Ruth Pickard was ourfifth and sixth grade teacher. When we came to school the seventh year we found we were up stairs and had lost a few class mates. They were David Frazier, Glenn Edwards and Johnnie Goins. Our sponsor was Mr. A. J. Woods. In the eighth grade we lost Pill Hallett and Daisy Goins and gained Bill Tlbbett, Carolyn Spessard and Carol Harvey.Mrs Guthrie was our sponsor. The ninth year, the first year of our high school we lost Carol Harvery, Don King, Bill Tlbbett, and gain ed Richard Bowen, Janet Carpenter, Bob Crowder, David Frazier, George Hinote, Robert Gooding, Wayne McGuire, and Carol Weaver. Our sponsor was Mrs. Rice. In the tenth yearwe gained Charles Whethington and lost Rob Crowder, George Hinote, Wayne McGuire. Welxmt Charles Whethington in the last semester. Mr. Richard Liechty was our class sponsor. In the eleventh year, we're almost out now, we got Jerry Cooper as a new student and lost Janet Payton. We Lost Jerry Cooper in the last semester of this yean Mrs. Edith Robinson was our sponsor. In the twelfth year we did'nt loose or gain any members. There are nine happy well educated Seniors. They are: Darwin Mitchell, Paul Kunkle, Ronald Moffett David Frazier, Richard Bowen, Janet Carpenter, Carolyn Spessard, Carol Weaver, and Robert Good1ng.Chr sponsor was Mr. Robert Duncan. There are three members of the Senior Class that are graduating that started in the first grade. They are Darwin Mitchell, Paul Kunkle, and Ronald Moffett. .- V- feud poem This is a little story About the class of ' 56 There're lots of things we could write But we'11 not tell all our tricks. We gathered at the school house In the year of '44, Our eyes bright and sparkling Who could ask for more? But as the years want by Some moved and we were sad, Then we'd gain some new ones And we were always glad. At last we're nine in number Only three of us are girls, You see who wins our arguments Of course, the ones with curls. We aren't so very tall Or wide as you all know But we're always ready To get right up and go. We, like the rest of you, Don't always agree But it all works out And we're happy, you see. Twelve years we've struggled And done all our work,f And longed for the time We could sit backfand shirk. Now as the time Comes close to the end, We know not for sure Which road will win. We hope we choose well In our struggle and strife, And will serve our fellow men In all roads of life. Gur parents have lectured us Almost every day, In hopes that we wouldn't All be led astray. So its our hope in life To fullfill every wish And have all of you think We're some SWELL DISH. 00 15413 - Class Pr0Phe0V April ao , 1976 Dear Mr. Duncan, I don't know if you remember me or not, but I used to be a part of the graduating class of '56 which you sponsored at Wallace. I just found out yesterday what they were all doing and thought you might like to hear the latest. My family doctor sent me to a large clinic in Indianapolis for a medical check-up for some insurance papers. He told me to see Dr. Frazier. Well , I gave it no other thought, so when I walked into Dr. Fraz1er's office, you can imagine my shock. You guessed it-it was our boy David. Instead of a medical check-up we sat down for a quiet talk. He told me he'd specialized in heart surgery. He married a nurse from one of the hospitals at which he took his internship , and had two lovely children. He said as his business was heart surgery he wanted a nurse who had some training in that line. About that time I heard a swish of a crisp uniform and his nurse appeared. When I heard myself saying, Janet Carpenter, she slowly grinned and said,nJanet, but not Carpenter, but Brown.u I was really surprised to to hear Janet was married and had two boys and a set of twin girls. I still can hear Janet saying' I'll never get married' back in high school days. Just then the receptionist appeared and said, 'Lawyer Bowen to see you. ' Well I knew then that it could be no other than Richard, our great president for at least one half our high school career. Some elderly man had died, supposedly of a heart attack,and Richard was in to see if David had found out.1f it was a heart attack or murder. When Richard appeared I said , uHello, PeeWee.n He told me that he wesu't marr- ied yet, which came as a shock. He said he, N always wanted to keep a lovely secretary and didn't want any wife to be Jealous.n I d1d'nt know then that, before the morning was over, practically all the class of '56' would soon be in Dav1d's office. It seemed that all the class relied on David as their family doctor and drove for miles to see him. As I was trying to get over my amazement and shock I heard a lot of noise which sounded like kids. Richard excla1med,nOh noi' and David sa1d,uSend them in.n we all remember how well Carol Weaver liked kids. Well , she now has twelve lovely children. I was really surprised to see how expenslvely they were dressed. I soon learn- ed Carol had hooked some millionaire, and she really lived in style. 1341300 x X isa 2 9 9 .if- ai Q V QA f ,E Q Q43-A. 'Q- ld alt' . -13. L Isa x rw, ,B Qu R I looked up and saw the most beautiful lady I'd ever laid eyes on and behind her was her husband. The musician of the class, Darwin Mitchell. He now has his own orches- tra, and his summer tour had brought him to Indianapolis. David then told me that there were two of the class that he knew wouldn't be there, Paul Kunkle being the first. Paul, as I knew, had gone to the Air Force after graduation, where he learned to pilot a plan. He is now manager of the new Indianapolis Municipal Airport. He and his wife, also a former member of Wallace School, were in Europe on a vacation. Carolyn Spessard was the other member who lived too far awau for a visit to Indianapolis. I wasn't surprised when he told me she had married a very wealthy owner of a Saddle, Race, and Show Horse Ranch and lived in Texas. We all remember how fond she was of horses. I then heard someone shouting, nDr. Frazier, Dr. Frazier I did it, I did it. H No one had to tell me who that was--none other than our dear friend, Robert Gooding Robert was a great sclenclst, I learned, and had just learned or discovered the cause and a cure for the common cold. Robert is married and has two adorable girls. Just then I heard a laugh which reminded me of our school days more than ever. Of course it was donald Moffett and his lovely wife. Ronald is the only farmer of the class and a wealthy one, too. He farms the best five hundred acres in Indiana with the help of his six sons. It was a very enjoyable afternoon and I must say Richard is still a wonderful joke teller. I enjoyed my- self so much that I left, forgetting about the check-- up I came after. I think you will agree that the time the class of 1956 spent at Wallace wasn't wasted. I hope this hasn't taken too much of your time. I know you're quite busy since you are the Head of Commer - cial Training at Indiana University. Give my regards to Helen and the family. 5 Ti .. v X i 0lJU 1016 Last Will and Testament we, the Class of 1956, bein body, do hereby will and be g of sound mind and strong queath the following: Our ability to make money for a nice trip to the Juniors. Our ability to be Seniors to the Juniors. Our boys to the Soph We leave our perfect Freshman Class. I, Richard Bowen, will my s omore Class. behavior at all times to the eat in the assembly to Larry Bowman, my short hair to Gordon Gooding, my height to Carl Crowder, my love for d position on the basketball I, Janet Carpenter, will my ancing to Roger Myers, and my team to Albert Lucas. non-interest in boys to Ju st Lowe, my non-gossiping nature to Dorothy Neef, my books to Larry Carpenter, and my seat in the assembly to Sharon G'OOd1I1e I, David Frazier, Jr., will Nancy Mitchell, my books to weight of 150 pounds to Der to anyone who likes it. I, Robert Gooding, Jr., wil my seat in the assembly to lnyone who wants them, my ald Lucas, and my black hair 1 my seat in the assembly to Carl Neef, my books to anyone who wants them, and my seat in the window to Albert Luc I, Paul Kunkle, will my big ability to slide corners to out of classes to Tom Cork, I, Darwin Mitchell, will my to Larry Bowman, my books t 8.8. feet to Jerry Myers, my Don Harvey, my art of getting and my books to Judy Livengood hair to Bill Medly, my seat o Jerry Myers, my basketball suit to Phil Starnes, my temper to Kaye Cunningham, and my ability to play a saxaph one to anyone who wants it. 1542300 - I, Ronald Moffett, will my seat in the assembly to Patty Gray, my books to Janet Lowe, my car to Carl Neef because he needs a good one, and my basketball suit to anyone who wants it. I, Carolyn Spessard, will my seat in the assembly to any- one who wants it, my books to my sister, Helen, my quiet- ness to Sharon Goodin, my ability to try to get shorthand to Kaye Cunningham, and my ability to try to get along with everybody to Dorothy Neef. I, Olrol Weaver, will my desk in the assembly to anyone who can have as much fun as I did in lt, providing they don't mark my name out, My ability to play girls basket- ball to Dorothy Neef, my brown hair to anyone who wants it, my Job at Turkey Run to anyone who can put up with what I do, to be quiet in Government Class to the Junior girls, my ability not to burn letters to Kaye Sewers. dfrdu-if 9'wwc,aw-2 Class of 1956 GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN 1542300 , ,,-v --,,,,-, Calendar August 26 Organization Day. Seniors at last. 29 First Day of School. Whew! What a day. September 6 Magazine Sale started. 14 Freshman Initiation. 15 Teacher Dinner. 20 End of Magazine Sale. 21 Safety Meeting. 22 Community Meeting. 26 Senior Pictures were taken at Smith Studio. 28 Teachers Meeting. October 3 Individual School Pictures were taken. 21 Halloween Carnival. 25 Student Council Meeting. 26 Senior Class Play C of course we practiced several times before thisl. 26 National Merit Scholorship Test. 27 State Teachers Institute. November 2 First ballgame with West Lebanon. 4 Ballgame with Bloomingdale. 9 Ballgame with Bainbridge. 10 7 6 8th Grade ballgame with Alamo at Alamo. 17 7 k 8th 'rade ballgame with Cayuga at Wallace. 18 Our Nth basketball game with Tangier at Wallace. 22 Community Meeting. 23 Junior Hard-Time Dance. What fun. 24 Thanksgiving Vacation started. 28 Oh dear, back to school once more. 28 Grade basketball game with Veedersburg at Wallace 29 High School basketball game with Russellville. 30 Band Booster Meeting. December 2 Wallace versus Marshall at Marshall. 6 A basketball game with Alamo at Alamo. 6 Betty Crocker Test C Carol Weaver won at Wallace? 7 Farm Bureau Meeting. 8 Grade basketball game with Kingman at Wallace, 9 8th grade basketball game with Bellmore. 12 Grade game with Tangler at Wallace. December 15 Grade basketball game with Cates at Wallace. 7 E 8th grade game with Hillsboro at Wallace. School Operatta 22 High School basketball game with Green Twp. 23 FFA lance and a lot more fun. 23 Christmas vacation started. 20 21 January Back to school again. Farm Bureau Meeting. 7 8 8th grade game with Hillsboro at Hillsboro. Wallace High School plays Bellmore at Wallace. 5 13 17 7 5 8th grade game at Wallace with Richland Twp 23 Grade game at Wallace with Covington. 2h High School game with Romney at Romney. 30 Group pictures were taken. :D February 3' 3-28 Adult Farmer Class Meetings. fi l High School Basketball game with Green Twp. 5, 2 Grade school played Shawnee at Wallace. .n 3 High school basketball game with Hillsboro. '4 M Grade Tourney at Wallace. Marshall won. 8 High School basketball game with Newport. 9 Grade basketball game with Cates. 10 High school game at wallace with Romney. 13 Grade game with Shawnee. lh High School basketball game with Jackson Twp. 17 Our last basketball game with Kingman f we lost four pointsb 18 Sophomore Fish Fry at Wallace Church. 22-25 Sectional Tourney. March Feb.28-March 2 Grade Tourney. 3 Sportsman Club Election M Supper. 9 Farmers Institute. 10 Junior Steak Supper. 16 Senior Square Dance. 23 Junior Class Play. 2h Freedom Church Easter Supper. April . 22 Baccalaureate 23 Commencement May M End of school 7 Senior trip begins. JUNIORS I 1541300 .9 9 Grade 11 C. Miller, J. Lowe, S. Goodin, S. Wrede, P. Gray. J, Myers, C. Neff, B. Medley, L. Bowman, K. Sewers, Miss Fisher, D. Harvey, R. Graham, J. Lucas. unior Kfafid OMCWJ President: Vice President Secretary: Treasure: Reporter: Sponsor: i'-we jy, EIae.ts off Lo ,.-., Sharon Geedin Patty Gray Janet Lowe Carolyn Miller Kay Sewers Miss. Fisher Ebeniorsf' vmicziu we' 3 11 soon be SOPHOMORES rf' 'gs-.N cam Q ard stand still O D. Ireland D Lucas N Dgrade lo C: J Myers ti, in-ng Ea Hank-513, B. Bowen, P. McGinnis, D Neef' 03 ' A 1 ' s 0 A . v-4 T- COP-'K M- Sprass J.,mvengood ws, 1. L H :S K. Cunningham, A. lzliller, Mr. Rieei ons' ' Spessard 1-I .SZIOAOHQOPQ 3:23113-gig ide t iJ udycL1vengood I1 I k Secntafyi J:an lgters Treasure: Joan llgera Reporter: Helen pass Spenser: Mr. Rice 6 -iz a- 5 JR XA Q. gg? K For us time seems only to ff ' FRESHMN 1541300 GC! Grade 9 R. Myers, C. Crowder, K. Williams, N. Mitchell, A. Carpenter S. Moffett, C. Cunningham, B. Miller, L. Carpenter. T-Ars. Brammer, G. Gooding, A. Lucas, D- Rodgers, E- Graham. J. Wrede, K. Plunkett, M. Cunningham, R. Crowder, T. Sewers, D. Harrison. jzrealzmen Cfaaa icerd President: Rogers Myers Vice President: George Million Secretary: Tommy Sewers Treasurer: Bob Miller Reporter: Merrill Cunningham Sponsor: Mrs. Brammer l We have a. lot of work ahead of us yet. 'fx 7, u 1' ' ' 3 Jiflltli 5: v, I I' ' fl ' - -, --v ' . 'E ! , ., W ...rg is 'A' ELEMENTARY 1541300 n . W e 4 ...KN fi , 'wg wig ,, 8 Ng ..,.. -rx fix X N .ins Grade 8 S. Myers, M. Goff, 3. Harvey, N. Spossard, J. Simpson. M. Bowman, E. Sewers, L. Hetrick, T. Million, Mr. Hickey, R. Alward, N. Ellingwood, J. Cork, P. Starnes. CML. M Janffof Lillian Kunkle Risty Bowman Minnie Bowman 1541300 QF QB' Grade 5 and 6 A. Shuler, C. Million, C. Wrede, D. Fox, J. Simmons, R. Clouse, E. Cork, H. Graham. R. Harney, J. Cook, P. Woods, C. Sewers, A. Dickerson, R. Campbell, M. Miller, L. Bowen, K. Hensley, R. Wrede. G. Billings, V. Wallace, E. Baker, J. Myers, L. Bryant, B. Hesler Mrs. Cook, C. Gossett, S. L. Moffett, S. Goff, J. Harrison, D. Spivey. Q 5, pg, SPH y Grade 7 J. A. Dickerson, N. Alward, P. wggdg, C, ward, J, pritchott N. Bowman, H. Cunningham, G. Harvey. ' B. Ferguson, J. I.. Dickerson, B. Graham, R. Billings, P, J, Yorkel, Mrs. Jones, P. A. Yerkes, B. Merryman, C. M111sr J. Frasier. ' qi. u N me 1541300 Grades l and 2 D. Wallace, K. Campbell, J. Larev, J. Carpenter, D. McMasters . Shuler, J. Mgffett, J. Million, R. Ward, R. Wallace. K L Bowman, C Calvert, J. Bryant, M Melvin, P Spivey, C Lgng, J I E. Payton, M. Jones, A. Ellinglocd, J. Livengood, R. Martin, s Hammer 0 B S Gooding, P. Starnes, S. Starnes, M. Swaim, L. Myers,R. Harvey, R I Bowman, J. M1llion,V. Bryant, M. Goff. Mrs. Pritchett. 2 l Grades 3 and 4 B. Million, J. Starns, G. Livengood, G. Plunkett, R. Kirts, M. Shuler, S. Hesler, S. Wagner, S. Ratcliff, G. Carter, L. ldkins, L. Harrison, T. Ellingwoed, G. Jones, S. Bryant, L. Phillips, C. Larew, J. Payton, T. Mitchell, P. Carpenter, E. Miller, S. Ferguson. M. Alward, C. Oglesby, L. Mendenhall, D. Sewers, D. Merryman, Mrs. Hallett, B. Myers, S. Wallace, L. MeMasters, M. Woods. ACTIVITIES N 1542300 ., -- F. F. A. Jerry Myere,Miohael Spragg,Ted King,Paul Kunkle,David Ireland, Dearld Lucas, Mr. David Rice. Carl Crowder,Larry Carpenter,Roger Myers,Riohard Grahem.Albert Lucas,Thomas Cork, Delmar Harrison, Bob Miller. Donald Harvey,Merrill Cunningham,Larry Bowman,Ronald Moffett Robert Good1ng,Richard Crowder,Car1 Neef,Lonnie Miller,Ernest: Hopkins. FFA Officers President --------------- P8111 K1-III-K16 Vice President ---------- Michael Spragg Secretary --------------- Ted K1-115 Treasurer ----------- ---- David Ireland Reporter ---------------- Derald Lucas Sentinel ---------------- Jerry Myers 300 1542 Student Council Sitting: Judy Livengood,Sharon Good1n,Richard Bowen, Patnicia Gray, Mr. Richard Oglesby. Standing: Billy Ferguson,Garo1yn Cunningham,Thomae Cork,Layton Hetrick,Dav1d Frazler,Roger Myers,Edd1e Sowers,Nola Bowman. Student Council Officers Richard Bowen ----------------- President Sharon Goodin ------------------ Vice President Judy L1venS00d ----------------- Secretary 6 Treasurer Patricia Gray ------------------ Reporter Mr. Richard Ogleaby ------------ Council Advisor 1542300 -Y ,T...?,..i1.- Pep Staff Sitting: Tom Cork, David Frazier, Richard Bowen, Judy Livengood Sherry Goodin, Patty Gray. ' Standing: Layton Hetrick, Eddie Sewers, Mr. Duncan, Billy geggugon, Carolyn Cunningham, Nola Bowman, Roger Myers, Mr. 2 es y. Pep Staff Richard Bowen---Editor Judy Livengood--Asst. Editor Patty Gray ------ Special Features Sherry Goodin---Jokes Nola Bowman ----- Art Roger Myers ----- Advertisement Eddie Sewers ---- Memograph To Cork -------- Memograph 1542300 Chorus Jane Simpson, Patricia Woods, Karen Williams, Nancy Mitchell, Mrs. Brammer, Mary Cunningham, Laney Alward, Sandra Myers, Carolyn Ward. P. Ierkes, P. Yerkes, Jola Bowman, marilyn Goff, Carolyn Miller, Carolyn Cunningham, Sharon Moffett, Norma Spessard. Sandra Harvey, hay Plunket, Shirley Wrede , Joan Wrede, Kay Sowers, Sharon Goodin, Elsie Graham, Patricia Gray, Janetlowe Band Patricia Yerkes, Dorothy Neef, Phyllis Yerkes. Jane Simpson, Carolyn Cunningham, Karen Williams, Sandra Myers, Nancy Alward, Carolyn Ward. Mrs. Brammer, David Ireland, Ernest Hopkins, Tom SOWGTS, Joan Wrede, Eddie Sowers. SPORTS l54Z5UU A Team Sharon Goodin, Judy Livengood, Patricia Gray. Bill Medley,Richard Graham,David Frazier,Darwin M1tchell,Ted King,Jerry Myers. Donald Harvey,Paul Kunkle,Carl Neef,Mr. H, H1ckey,Larry Bowman,Richard Bowen, Mr. Richard Oglesby. 11212 Bill Medley Richard Graham David Frazier Darwin Mitchell Ted King Jerry Myers Paul Kunkle Carl Neef Larry Bowman Richard Bowen Glass Yrs. Experience 11 2 ll 2 12 4 12 4 10 2 11 5 12 4 11 3 11 5 12 4 -f H -- v--f--Y-f 2 H v-alluuvltl 5 , B Team Sharon Goodin, Judy Livengood, Patricia Gray. Larry Carpenter, Thomas Cork, Donald Harvey, Gordon Gooding, Carl Gnowder. Mr. Hickey, Ernest Hopkins, Ronald Moffett,A1bert Lucas, Mr. Oglesby. Name Class Yrs. Experience Larry Carpenter 9 1 Thomas Cork 1U 2 Gordon Gooding 9 1 Carl Crowder 9 1 Ernest Hopkins 10 2 Ronald Moffett 12 2 Albert Lucas 9 1 00 .23 L54 z V :Yu Girls Basketball Elsie Graham,He1en Spessard,Joan Wrede, Kay Sowere,Caro1 Weaver, Shirley Wrede. Karen W1l11ams,Carolyn Cunninghmm,No1a Pugh,Kay PlunRett,M1ss Fisher,Janet Lowe,Peggy McG1nnis,Joan Myers,Dorothy Neef. is Q3 Baseball Team Sitting? Paul Kunk1e,R1chard Bowen,Dav1d Frazier,Darw1n Mitchell, Ted K1ng,Carl Neef. Standing: Ronald Moffett,Roger Myers,Thomas Cork,Darre1l Sams, TN.-nuu'l2 T-vunnn 'E'-vnnpsnl TJ,-nvs'lv-'van A'1'lrsnvn+ Tvmfunn U4 n.1rAwf 1542300 ? stu, sth, vtn, as ann lst Row: Artie ShulerhdRobert Graham, Jerry Dickerson, Jerry Frazier, Danny Fox. 2 Row: Mike Bowman, Tom King, Layton Hetrick, Tom Million, Phil Starnes, Gerald Harvey. 3rd Row: Andy Foxworthy, Gail Mclntyre, Eddie Carpenter, Mr. Duncan, Edward Smedley, Eddie Sewers, Billy Ferguson. Yell Leaders Pat Woods, Nancy Alward, Carol Gossett K i542300 Richard Bowen Paul Kunkle Darwin Mitchell David Frazier Carl Neef Larry Bowman LUQEGOUU B111 Medley Ted King Jerry Myers Ernest Hopkins Ronald Moffett Albert Lucas h lr ' pipkgy C080 Gorden Gooding Carl Crowder T K 4 Yhll Lenders: larry Caruenter Sharon Goodin, Patty Grly, Judy Livengood 1542300 3 Months 4 Years 14 Years 2 Years 5 Years l 6 Years Clfgf Years 15 Years 16 Years 5 Years 10 Years 17 Years 1542300 1542300 ,M 18 months ' Q Y ' X X S, 151 SQ 2 Q . KN we . .N X M, fmxwikw. ik . . V rf, Q r me . r,m ,Q ,U . . mi. -. 6 gf! .A ks 'S' we -1 1 fw f,f ' Y, w r QW' years 3 Veers 12 years 13 years 3 years is 17 years 14 years 1542300 3 months Awswgv ,Q 19 months 7 months Q, A I V 4 6 months 2 year 1 Year 8 years F. .V 5 I 1. 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We give our thanks to the teachers we have had Who were in knowledge and justice clad, we hope to remember you, W.H.S., for years to come And remember the work that here we have done, We will always cherish our many thoughts About the happy hours you have brought. In keeping our hearts true to you We have found your faithful colors winning through, The ending of our school days is quite near But we go out with faith and no fear, And as we enter into this world of strife We will be loyal to you all of our life. fXfYLiji. Cl1fuQJe.iii' -7 1, xi! 3 6 lj' 'Q ff fl, f Hem XM if l i2?4Aanm 2B54wfl,,w4f A ef Case www, l ADVERTISERS liamll UU 13415 Cbmplimentg Compliments of of CRAWFORDSVILLE PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE CLEVELAND BAKERY Phone 38 Crawfordsville 211 E. 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