Waveland High School - Hornets Nest Yearbook (Waveland, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1959 volume:

They Can Conquer Who Believe They Can ” Ladoga Linden Darlington Wavnctown New Ross Crawfordsville Alamo New Market Payc Two - „ V7. - n ■ _ . WAVELAND HIGH SCHOOL ■ •v • ' v - We, the class of 1959, dedicate this annual to Mrs. Florence Servies and Mr. Victor Pence, our class sponsors. Page Four THE HORNETS' NEST STAFF Mantaret Jeffrie . Art: Dale Clifton. Photography: Suanne Cronkhitc. Literary; Stephen Sewell Ad- vertising; Ijina Murray. Editor; Mr . Servies. Carolyn Graham. Advertising: Sandra Bay less. Associate Editor; Tom Milligan. Sales Manager THE HORNET STAFF Mrs. Servies. Sandra Bayless. Carolyn Graham. Bonnie Curry. Suanne Cronkhitc. Mary Margaret Jeffries. Lana Murray OFFICE STAFF Marilyn French. Lana Murray. Suanne Cronkhitc. Mr. Pence. Marjec Priebe. Mary Ann Hester. Linda Coleman THE FACULTY Victor L. Pence Principal. Government Oliver Heed Agriculture, Science Winston Thompson Mathematics, Physics Marvin Pike Coach, Health. Social Studies Florence Servies Commerce Robert Gooding Jr. High Coach, Driver's Training, Mathematics Norman Walker Art, Music Hazlitt Hall History, Biology Ralph Williams Latin. Speech. English THE FACULTY Helen Hinf. English Virginia Foster 1st Grade Alice Ring I lomc Economics, Physical Education Sue Owen Band Norma Mitchell 4th Grade Doris Grimes 5th Grade Mary Overpeck 6th Grade ADVISORY BOARD Raymond Grove, Gerald Robison, Oscar Moody, Clarence Milligan JANITORS Webb Ewbank, Homer Walters Bruce Williams replaces Webb Eubank BUS DRIVERS Jon Foster, Richard Johnson, Harold Pyle, Dick Seybold, Bill Newell Bonnik Curry Valedictorian—2nd Bend—5 (baml officer—1) Glee Club......................4 4-11...........................7 Jr. Leader_________________ 3 Paper Staff Jr. Sr. Plays Girls' State Alternate Class Officer__________________4 Speech Contest_________________3 President Majorik Priebe Salutatorian—1st Band—6 (band officer) Glee Club..................4 4-H................... ) Jr. Leader_________________3 Office Staff Jr. Play Ac Sr. Play Girls’ Quartet Mixed Quartet Speech Contest_____ Sccrctarv-T reasurer SENIORS SUANKE CroNKIIITE Valedictorian—1st Band—6 (band officer—2) Glee Club____________________4 4-11-8 (Jr. Leader-8) Speech Contest_______________3 Office Staff Annual Stall Paper Staff Jr. Plav Sr. Play Girls’ Quartet D.A.R. Candidate Stephen Sewell Band__________________ Glee Club............. F.F.A................. Annual Staff Jr. Play Bovs’ Trio Mixed Quartet Sr. Play Crop Judging Livestock Judging Vice President 6 4 4 Lana Murray Valedictorian—3rd Girls' State Band-6 (band officer-2) 4-H—4 (Jr. Leader—3) Cheerleader------------------6 Office Staff Paper Stall Annual Staff Curls’ Quartet Jr. Sr. Plays Reporter Page Ten SENIORS Sandra Bayless 4-11.......................6 Jr. Leader_________________1 Glee Club------------------4 Paper Staff Annual Staff Jr. Play Sr. Play Salesmanship Award Speech Contest Kent Evans Salutatorian—3rd Hand_________________________6 Glee Club___________________ 3 Basketball __________________4 Baseball ____________________4 |r. Plav 4-11 7 F.F.A........................3 Salesmanship Award Sr. Play Dai.i: Clifton Band_______________ Glee Club__________ F.F.A.............. Annual Staff Jr. Play Boys’ Trio Mixed Quartet Salesmanship Award Sr. Play .6 4 4 Carolyn Graham Salutatorian—2nd Band—6 (band officer—1) Glee Club..................... 4 4-11........................ 7 Paper Staff Office Staff Annual Staff Jr. Play Sr. Play Class Officer__________________4 Salesmanship Award Thomas Milligan Salutatorian—4th Band—4 (band officer—2) Glee Club____________________4 Basketball —................ 4 Track -----------------------4 |r. Plav 6; Sr. Plav 4-11-6 (Jr. Leader—2) Boys’ State Annual Staff Baselxdl_____________________4 Page Eleven Glee Club...................4 4-H.........................2 Paper Staff Office Staff Annual Staff Jr. Play Sr. Play Girls’ Quartet County Festival Accompanist Mixed Quartet Glee Club____________________3 F.F.A______________________ 1 Jr. Play Sr. Play Bovs’ Trio Livestock Judging Crops Judging________________2 Sr. Play Charles Spencer Sr. Play Basketball Gerald Johnson Basketball ____________________3 F.F.A..........................1 Baseball___________________ 1 Track ....................... 1 Livestock judging Crop Judging Mary Ann Hester Office Staff Band.....................1 Sr. Plav 4-H ___..................1 Page Twelve F F A First row—Larry Pyle, Jerry Johnson. John Reynolds. Stephen Sewell, Dale Clifton. Dannv Hester. Second rote—Mr. Reed. Alan Franklin. David Rafferty. Richard Watson, Geraltl Bowers, Keith Hess, Jeff Cornell, Maurice Brewer. Third rote—Jim Thomas, Jon Mitchell, Wesley Webb, Dale Simpson, Larry Wiatt. SAFETY PATROL First rote—Robert Sessions, John Fowler. Fred Brewer, Danny Weatherman, James Staggs, John Webb, Dar- n'll Reynolds, Cary Simpson, Martin Chesterton, Rob- ert Baldwin, Riehard Stnltz. David France. Second rote—Carol Miller. Karen Roe. Russell Weaver. Charles Franklin, Dennis McCarty, Duane Miller, Steve ('looser. Danny Edwards, Ronald Patton, Larry Bullerdick, Donald llartle, Clydia Davis. Jack Smith. Third rote—Chester Lowery, Anna Baldwin, Bonnie Cronkhite, Elizabeth Howard, Alice McKinney. Judith Bantu, Leslie Oswalt, Arlene Layne, Connie Staggs, Linda Myers. Gladys James, Jeanne Hunt. Fourth rote—Ruth James, Judy Mvers, Betsy Milligan. Sharon Swank. Roxic Bowers, Janet Mitchell, Tresha Cox, Linda Craham, Patricia Lewcllcn, Joan Patton. GIRLS' 4-H First rote—Ann Coleman, Mary A. Moser, Mary Dell Overstreet, Betty Fullenwider, Suanne Cronkhite, Bon- nie Curry, Marjee Priebe, Lana Murray, Merridene Cronkhite, Linda Coleman. Second rote—Betsy Milligan. Tresha Cox. Theresa Stock- well, Roberta Fullenwider, Belinda Cronkhite, Sallv Milligan, Sandra Myers, Sharon Swank. Elizabeth Howard, Rita Allen. Third rote—Darlene Stewart, Linda Myers, Carol Press- ior, Linda Swank, Patricia Lewellcn, Donna Stew- art, Jeanne Hunt, Judy Myers, Joan Patton, Bonnie Cronkhite, Marcia Shcrfey, Clydia Davis. BOYS' 4-H First rote—Marvin Craham, Glenn Wiatt, Malcolm Simp- son, John Moody. Second rote—Robert Sessions, Sam Milligan Jerry Hester, Larry Bullerdick, Ronald Patton, Garv Simpson, Don- ald Hurtle. Richard DeWitt, William Crimes. Third rote—Janet Mitchell, John Mitchell, Jay Gilliland. Tom Milligan, I arry Robison. Kent Evans, Herb Miller, Manr D. Overstreet. Fourth rote—Mr. Reed, Larry Wiatt, Keith Hess, Larry Pyle, Dale Simpson, Alan Franklin, Don Evans. Page F our teen CLASS OFFICERS First row-Joan Graham, Donald Brewer, Pamela Sharpe, Beverly Hester, Judv Reynolds, Darlene Graham, Lana Murray. Second row—'Theresa Stockwell, Ruth Chappell, Marilyn Freneh, Judv Graham, Carol Reynolds, Marjce Priebe. Third row—Sam Milligan, Belinda Cronkhite, Gwenitli Bowers, Grrolvn Hunt. Ann Coleman. Stephen Sewell. Fourth row— Don Evans, Hersehel Tague, Ronnie Hall, Jon Mitchell, Larrv Pyle, Bonnie Corn . (First row, reporters; second row. secretaries and treasurers; third row, vice president's; fourth row, presidents.) We decorate for our Prom. The Turkey Supper. 1958 Valentine Dance Bean Day balloon flv After the coronation of John, Pamela, Belinda and Sally King Tom and Queen Suanne —Prom helpers Marilyn tours the assembly “Purple-People Eater” Green freshies initiated Who’s winning, Steve or Dale? No shoes! What are they playing? Keith, Roger, and Marvin rebuild stage backing Page Sixteen Our Director Suzy Darling Me and Mv Teddy Bear Margie Mv Bonnie Lassie Little Girl In the fall of 1947, 27 frightened, but excited, youngsters began their SCHOOL DAYS. Sam Canine went to the girls’ restroom by mistake the first day. (That’s how scared he was!) One of the most frightening experiences of the year occurred while Miss Moore was out of the room. We began throwing modeling clay and Kent Evans got it in his hair. Miss Moore had to wash it out. We spent several recesses inside for that. Even though they were JUST YOUNG, Charles Atkison and Marjee Priebe had a big romance. In the second grade we returned to the LITTLE RED SCHOOLHOUSE. We lost Mary Lowery, Carolyn Hunsicker, James Collins. Richard Cooper, and Samuel Canine. This year the first and second grades, Miss Moore, and Mrs. Glascock made a tour of Crawfordsville. We were the only classes who ever made this tour. We always looked forward to Halloween and a party at Tommy Milligan’s. As the AUTUMN LEAVES fell, we entered Mrs. Mach led t’s room minus Shirley Smiley and Charlene Williams, but we had gained Nancy Lou Ellis. James Tavlor, and Lana Murray. Lana, however, proved to be a bad influence because she and Tom Milligan had to spend recess inside for playing cards! A most embarrassing moment for Sandy Bavless was when Mrs. Machledt read her LOVE LETTERS to the whole class. When we started the fourth grade, we missed Roger Johnson, Nancy Lou Ellis and James Taylor. John Fulhvider was with us the second semester. Upon entering the fourth grade. Mrs. Ratcliff introduced us to “ain’t and the paint bucket.” We improved our English greatly. Both the girls and boys had physical education. Miss Porter taught the girls and Mr. Davis taught the boys. Page Twenty When we entered the fifth grade, we gained the Byron kids,” Sharlie Felkner, Judy Harvey, and Rdy Hutson. We also gained Bonnie Curry and Tom Caldwell, but lost Keith Hess and John Fulhvider. We all remember the day Bonnie Curry cried when she was telling a story. Several brought AN APPLE FOR THE TEACHER, Mrs. Crimes. Mary Margaret Jeffries was very embarrassed when she wore her apron to school one morning! Carolyn Graham, Marjee Priebe, and Lana Murray carried on a running feud this year. Starting our sixth year of school, we lost Joanne Miller and Joan Weaver. Bob Wills joined us. This year we studied under the guidance of Mrs. Overpeck, who was teaching for the first year at Waveland. It was also the first vear of the Safety Patrol. The boys had their physical education class again this vear. The big news was the SECRET LOVE of Sharlie Felkner and Steve Sewell. It was one morning this year that Charles Atkison wore his pajama shirt to school. Our first year “upstairs” we missed Tom Caldwell but we gained Maurice Dav. TILL THE END OF TIME well remember our first class party which was a supper and a 3-D movie afterward. Mr. Brown was our sponsor. Mr. Haffhaus held some rousing ciphering matches this year in arithmetic. Mr. Brown was our sponsor again in the eighth grade. One of our class parties was a weincr roast at Turkey Run. Several of the girls went to the fresh- man and sophomore class parties this year—this was quite a thrill. Page Twenty-one As fres'nmen, we missed Jerry Johnson and Maurice Day. The biggest event of the year was our initiation. Now we were really in high school. We were constantly being repremanded for WHISPERING and DREAMING in the study halls. Mr. McCauley and Mr. Walker were our sponsors. Our sophomore year we lost Brenda Linton and gained James Fry and Jerry Johnson. We had our first experience with the concessions this year. Our sponsors were Mrs. Beeson and Mr. Dingle. As we chose our buff and brown class sweaters, we began to realize HIE END was drawing nearer. This year we presented a radio program on WBBS and had a pizza party afterward at Lana Murray’s. Our junior year we were sorry to lose Charles Atkison and James Fry but we welcomed Charles Spencer. We prepared for the prom under the guidance of our sponsors, Mr. Hall and Mr. Williams. If the orchestra hadn’t gone home at 12:00, we COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT. Mr. Williams coached our play, “Deadly Ernest.” Now we were real actors, JUST LIKE IN THE MOVIES. Page Twenty-two Everyone, including the Freshmen, enjoyed the initiation day, and we enjoyed having so much authority lor a day. One of the most important events of our senior year was our magazine sales. Since we went over our goal, the salesman, Mr. Johnson, washed our dishes at the turkey supper. We prepared a float for the Christmas Parade at Crawfordsville with the theme “From the Manger to the Cross. Three-cornered Hat I m Sitting on Top of the World I’m Forever Blowing Bubbles (Bookkeeping?) Belief is just a Swallow away (Speech?) Tliis is a typical senior day with lots of hard work and a lot of laughs! Happy Birthdav Eleven of the original twenty-seven are left and we have many MEMO- RIES. As GRADUATION DAY draws near, we, the Class of 1959, are ready to take our place in the world, convinced. They can con- quer who believe they can.” We join hands before the HALLS OF IVY and bid farewell to our SCHOOL DAYS at Waveland. Page Twenty six 'THE MONROE MILLIONS Leon Mon re________________________________________ Pat Monroe_________________________________________ Rita Monroe________________________________________ Lloyd Weatherby ___________________________________ Charles Clayton____________________________________ Cathy Jones________________________________________ Gladys Neff________________________________________ Mrs. Bullock_______________________________________ Mrs. Arnold________________________________________ Betty.............................................. Marv_______________________________________________ |ell Cook__________________________________________ Felix Voaglund_____________________________________ Smiley Black_______________________________________ Stage Manager — Jerry Johnson Director — Mrs. Servies ____Tom Milligan Suanne Cronkhitc _____Lana Murray ..Stephen Sewell _____Dale Clifton ____Bonnie Curry ____Marjee Priebe -Margaret Jeffries -Carolyn Graham ___Sandy Bay less .Mary Ann Hester ___John Reynolds ______Kent Evans ..Charles Spencer OUR HIGH SCHOOL FLAYS DEADLY ERNEST Henry Gilerest_________________________________________________Tom Milligan Aunt Ethel__________________________________________________Suanne Cronkhitc Margie______ Pumpkin jni--------- Gladys______ Aunt Stella Clarissa____ Ernestine __ Ernie_______ Mr. Biunpus Sleepy______ C. E. Grimm Dr. Earnest Director — Mr. Williams Stage Managers — Bob Wills and Jerry Johnson Prompters — Mary Ann Hester and Judy Harvey .Marjee Priebe ____Lana Murray ..Sharlie Felkner ___Sandy Bay less Margaret Jeffries ___Bonnie Curry Carolyn Graham ..Stephen Sewell ____Dale Clifton ..John Reynolds ___Junior Hutson _____Kent Evans Page Twenty-seven VARSITY Marvin Brewer. Jack Will� , Tom Milligan. Gerald Bower . Mr. Pike. Kent Evans, Jerry Johnson. Roger Johnson. Jon Mitchell. Managers: Jeffrey Cornell. Alan Franklin HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL First Row; David Rafferty. Larry Grimes. Earl Staggs. Denny Curry. Glenn Miller, Tommy McCarty. Ronnie Hall Second Row: Mr. Pike. Jack Wills. Jay I). Gilliland. Tom Milligan. Kent Evans. I.arry Robison. Jon Mitchell. Billy Metzger. HIGH SCHOOL TRACK First Row: Danny Howell. Glenn Miller. Jon Mitchell. Denny Curry. Ronnie Hall. Tommy McCarty. Second Row: Billy Metzger. David Rafferty. Larry Grimes. Tom Milligan. Danny Hester. Jack Wills. Earl Staggs. Mr. Pike. Page Twenty-nine JUNIOR HIGH A TEAM Larry Thomas, Sam MilliRan. Mike Handley. Gary Swank. Herschel TaRuc. Don Evans. Frank Howell. Malcolm Simpson. John Moody. Mr. GoodinR. JUNIOR HIGH B TEAM First Row: Gary Bauani. Tc l Whitecotton, Larry Bazzani, Frank Howell Richard DeWitt. Tommie Howell. Second Row : Bill Grimes. Dale Calvert. Sam MilliRan, Mike Handley. Mr GoodinR, Donald Waldon, Herbie Miller. Robert Watson. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK First Row : Larry Bazzani. Ted Whitecotton, Gary Bazzani. Bill Grimes. Richard DeWitt. Larry Thomas. Second Row: Sam MilliRan. Don Evans. Gary Swank. Mr. GoodinR. Hersche! TaRUC, Michael Handley, Donald Waldon. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL TEAM First Row : Gary Bazzani. Ted Whitecotton. Bill Grimes. Frank Howell. Larry Thomas. Richard DeWitt. Larry Bazzani. Tommie Howell. Second Row: Don Evans. Donald Waldon. Karl StaRRs. Mr. GoodinR. Mik ' Handley. Herschel TaRuc. Herbie Miller. Tayc Thirty Tom Milligan. Jorrv Johnson, Kent Evans, Lana Murray VARSITY CHEER LEADERS Merridcne Cronkhitc, Ann Coleman, Lana Murray First row— Danny Howell, Denny Curry, Earl Staggs. Glenn Mil- ler, Tommy McCarty, Maurice Brewer, Ronnie Hall. Second rote-Alan Franklin, Jim Thomas. David Rafferty, Richard Watson, Mr. Pike, lav I). Gilliland. Larrv Robison. Billy Metz- ger. Jeffrey Cornell. JUNIOR HIGH CHEER LEADERS Joan Graham, Belinda Jo Cronkhite, Sally Milligan Page Thirty-one JUMP. TOM. JUMP! 1958 basketball supper Darlene, Ann and Lana de- vour ice cream at track meet S - C - O - R - E Puyr Thirty-two Larky Pyle Gerald Bowers Sandra Wheeler Keith Hess Sandra Myers Jack Wills Darlene Graham Mary A. Moser Marvin Brewer OUR WILL We. the Almighty Cits of 1959. being of sound mind las all of the teachers will tell you I and body, do hereby bequeath the following to the Class of 1960: our indifference to criticism and sublime self-conceit ; fifteen more gray hairs in Mrs. Servies head and another inch on Mr. Pence’s forehead; the topic of segregation and our ability to give speeches, debates, and panel discussions on it: fifteen notched and battered desks on the west side of the assembly; our right to wear senior cords and initiate the freshmen : the giggles, unsolved problems, un- sharpened pencils, half-filled notebooks, confiscated squirt guns, and all other properties of no value whatsoever. We also make the following individual bequests: I. John Reynold , will to Ann Coleman my ability to break at least two window per year. It’s hard on the conduct grades. Ann. I. lama Murray, will to Carol Ann Reynolds my loud mouth. It really comes in handy in government class. Carol. I. Chuck Spencer, will to Jack Wills my ability to dance and my nbility to la such a careful driver. Just keep both hands on the wheel at nil times. Jack. I. Mnrjec Priehc. do hereby will to Marvin Brewer my priv- ilege of starting the fad of wearing leotards to school. They may laugh at first. Marvin, but I’ll bet the rest of the boys will soon follow after you. I. Mary Ann Hester, will to Janet Mitchell all of my old worn-out speeches. They’re all yours. Janet. I. Tom Milligan, will to Roger Johnson my ability to play basketball and my immunity to the opposite sex. (I’ve been vaccinated III) Ann Coleman Carol Reynolds THE JUNIORS I. Mary Margaret Jeffries, being of sound mind (just ask l orn 11 do hereby will to Dnrlene Graham my ability to be an accompanist at the Music Festivals. This is one time when you have to be sharp,” Darlene. I. Stephen Sewell, will to Gerald Bowers my ability to write a speech in the afternoon, learn it that night, and give it the next day. and not get below a ”B.” I'll even throw in my old speeches!!I 1. Carolyn Graham, will to Mary Ann Moser my ability to carry my purse with me at all times. This way. Mary Ann. you won’t find it in the waste basket or hanging from a window cord. I. Kent Evans, will to Roger Johnson my basketball trunks and my ability to tie girls' purses onto the window shades. This is one way to get the girls to chase you. Roger. I. Bonnie Curry, will to Keith Hess my typing speed. (But oh those errors I) I. Dale Clifton, will to Sandy Myers my ability to make straight ”A’s” in band, and my ability to avoid being kicked out of government class. Just don’t let Mr. Pence put up a better argument than you. and you’re all set. I. Suanne Cronkhite. will to Carol Ann Reynolds the ability to be tardy every other morning. That’s one way to get out of a few minutes of bookkeeping 111 I. Jerry Johnson, will to I.arry Pyle my nbility to chew bubble gum and to blow bubbles in Mrs. Servies' bookkeeping class. You have to Ik? sneaky. Larry, or you’ll get stuck.” I. Sandy Bayless, will to Sandi Wheeler my lost voice, if slu can find it 111 In witness thereof, we hereby scribe our names this Ith day of February. 1959. Witnesses: Suanne Cronkhite. Bonnie Sue Curry. Thomas Milli- gan. Mary Margaret Jeffries. Carolyn Graham. Roger Johnson SOPHOMORES First Row—Lois Whitecotton, Judy Graham, Mcrridene Cronkhite, Carolyn Hunt. Bettv Fullenwider, Mary Dell Overstreet, Joan Whitecotton, Judy Reynolds. Second Row—Mr. Reed, James Thomas, Jon Mitchell. Dale Simpson, Melvin Pollock, Larrv Robison. Jav Gilliland, Wesley Webb, Mr. Thompson. Third Rote—William Metzger, Larry Wiatt, Eva Floyd. Eva Bailey. Linda Pressior, Jeffrey Cornell, James France. FRESHMEN Fiist Row—Ronnie Hall, Danny Howell, Maurice Brewer, Glenn Miller, Ray France, Alan Franklin. Second Row—Mr. Pike, David Rafferty, Larry Grimes, Richard Watson, Earl Staggs, Dennis Curry, Thomas McCarty, Mr. Walker. Third Row—Beverly Hester. Deanna Nixon, Cwenith Bowers, Marilyn French, Linda Coleman. Page Thirty-five GRADE EIGHT First How—Malcolm Simpson, Marvin Graham, James Chesterson, Herschel Tague, Larry Thomas, Glenn Wiatt, John Moody. Second Row—Bruce Clevenger, Sally Milligan, Pamela Sharpe, Carmen Conklin, Ruth Chappell. Belinda Cronkhite, Mr. Gooding. Third Row—Elaine Fowler, Carol Layne, Rosalita Yeary, Lana Staggs. GRADE SEVEN First Rou — Donald Brewer, Richard DeWitt, Larrv Ba .zani, William Grimes, Franklin Howell, RoInTt France, Gary Bazxani, Tommy Howell, Ted Whitecotton. Second Row—Samuel Milligan. Don Evans. Jerry' Hunt. Don Waldon, Michael Handley. Robert Watson, Herbie Miller, Dale (advert, Mrs. Ring. Third Row—Ruby Thomas, Joan Graham, Theresa Stockwell, Judy Hart. Rolx-rta Fullemvider, Carolyn Fowler, Eva Lowery, Pattilou Miles, Jennifer Grimes, Nancv Stultz. Page Thirty-six GRADE SIX First Amt;—Dennis McCarty, James Staggs, John Webb, Darrell Reynolds, Gary Simpson, Robert Baldwin. Second Row—Judy Myers, Joan Patton. Judith Bauta, Jeanne Hunt, Clydia Davis, Linda Graham, Donna Stewart, Aliev McKinney, Bonnie Cronkhite. Third Row—Jerry Hester. Janet Mitchell, Judy Jeffries, Sharon Swank. Ro.vie Bowers, Tresha Cox, Danny Edwards. Mrs. Overpeck. Fourth Rou?—Donald Hartle, Ronald Patton, Larry Bullerdick, Ruth James, Eli al eth Howard, Patricia Lewellen, Steven Clouser, Charles Franklin, Duane Miller. GRADE FIVE First Row—Gladys James, Leslie Oswalt, Anna Baldwin. Linda Swank, Betsy Milligan, Shirle Crooks, Connie Staggs, Arlene Layne, Linda Myers, Darlene Stewart. Second Row—Martin Chcsterson, Fred Brewer, Carol Miller. Marcia Sherfey, Carol Pressior, Rita Allen, Karen Roe, David France, Jack Smith. Third Rou — Danny Weatherman, Robert Sessions, Russell Weaver, Richard Stultz, Chester Lowery, John Fowler, Mrs. Crimes. Page Thirty-seven GRADE FOUR First Row—Donald Kincaid. Sandra France. Nancy Stewart, Mary Hannah, Roxie Cornell, Nancy Wright. Sandra Vorhies, Karen Bazzani, Billy McKinney. Sennui Row—James Swank. Richard Lewellcn, Rhoda Nixon. Elaine Cosby, James Grimes Phillip Mvers. Third Row— Mrs. Mitchell, Homer Cox, Bradford Gilliland, Philip Sessions, Michael Bryant. GRADE THREE Firsi Rou;—Brenda Mvers. Diane Sherfev. Carol Smith, Jessica Grimes, Donna Parker, Mary Cairn,-, Kay Swank. Second Row—Max Whitecotton, Darrell Wiatt, Mike Mitchell, James Fullenwider, John Pressior. Third Row— Fred Brewer, Alex Milligan, Charles Lowery, Tommy Erwin, Lyle Hannah, Mrs. Patton. Page Thirty-eight GRADE TWO First Row-Wesley Lowery, Linda Wasson, Karen Stewart, Rickey Thomas, Larry Swank, Joyce McKinney, Steven Wheeler, Scott Allen, Mary June Johnson. Second Rote—Michael Kincaid, Terry Johnson, Denny Pike, Sharon McClure, Teresa Burke. Terry Cosby, Sally Patton, Donna Williams, Stephen White. Third Row—Mrs. Glascock, Kathleen Hazlctt, Beverly Myers, Betty Myers, Dean Miller, Dale Miller, Charles Stewart, Peggy Crutchfield, A. Dale Parker. GRADE ONE First Rote—Steven Thomas, Mark Thomas, Carl Hannah. Terry llartle, William Carmean. Michael Reynolds, Robert Lewellen, Donald Eakin. Second Roto—Beverly Shcrfey, Teresa Tolliver, Deborah Deere, Cheryl Parker, Diana Cosby, Joyce Brewer, Joan McKinney. Third Rote—Randall Chesterson, Rebecca Roe, Debra Hubble, Katherine Chappell, Judy Thompson. Donna Oswalt. Diane Stultz, Marian Pike, Pamela Waldon, Carry Walden. Page Thirty-nine SENIOR BAND First Row: John Moody. Beverly Hester. Marilyn French. Sandra Myers. Roberta Fullenwider. Gwenith Bowers. Herbie Miller. Don Kvans, Sam Milligan, Glenn Wiatt, I.arry Thomas. Second Row: Judy Reynolds, Merridcnc Cronkhite. Sally Milligan. Betty Fullenwider. Joan Whitecotton. Carolyn Hunt. Linda Coleman. Ruth Chappell. Ix is Whitecotton. Mrs. Owen. Third Row: Carolyn Graham. Bonnie Curry. Darlene Graham, Mary Ann Moser. Suanne Cronkhite. Marjec Pricbo. Judy Graham. Janet Mitchell. Linda Pressior. Fourth Row: Stephen Sewell, tarry Pyle. David Rafferty, Jim Thomas. Richard Watson. Larry Wiatt. Jon Mitchell. Glenn Miller. Fifth Row: Dale Clifton, Danny Hester. Larry Robison. Gerald Bowers, Tom Milligan, Kent Kvans. Majorettes: tana Murray. Ann Coleman. Belinda Cronkhite. SENIOR BAND IN W FORMATION k ; aVu'.H J l ImSi jJfHS ; WHsJj WHS i s ftm.fi BAND SWEATERS Tom Milligan, Dale Clifton. Kent Evans. Stephen Sewell. Carolyn Graham. Bonnie Curry. Marjcc Priebe. Suanne Cronkhite. Lana Murray GLEE CLUB First Kow: Gerald Bowers, l.nrry Pyle. Tom Milligan. John Reynolds, Dale Clifton, Stephen Sewell. Kent Evans. Roxor Johnson. Jim Thomas. Second Row: Eva Bailey. Sandy Baylcss. Carolyn Graham. Mary M. JelTries. Suannc Cronkhite, Marjee Pricbe. Bonnie Curry. Lana Murray. Carol Ann Reynolds, Ann Coleman. Bill Metzxer. Third Row: Sandy Myers. Mary Ann Moser. Darlene Graham. Jon Mitchell. Larry Robison, Jay Gilliland. Sandi Wheeler. Janet Mitchell. Gwcnith Bowers. Beverly Heater. Deanna Nixon. Mr. Walker. Fourth Row: Judy Reynolds. Joan Whitecotton. I.ois Whiteeotton, Judy Graham. Linda Coleman. Glenn Miller. Denny Curry. Betty Kullenwider. Mary Dell Overstreet. Marilyn French. Merridene Cronkhite. Ann tunes up Mr. Walkers new piano New band suits JUNIOR BAND First Row: Bonnie Cronkhite. Judy Bantu, Joan Patton. Patty Lcwcllcn, Jeanne Hunt. Jennifer Grimes, Darlene Stewart. Judy Myers. Joan Graham, Glydia Davis Second Row: Mrs. Owen. Larry Thomas. Herbie Miller. Linda Graham. Roberta Kullenwider. Elizabeth Howard. Roxie Bowers. Robert Watson. Sam Millixnn. Don Evans. Third Row: Gary Simpson. Steve Clouser. Ronnie Patton. Duane Miller. Jerry Hester. Jim Chesterson. Don Brewer. Danny Weatherman. Fred Brewer. WEE THREE Stephen Sewell, John Reynolds, Dale Clifton, Mr. Walker BAND OFFICERS Carolyn Graham, vice president; Tom Milligan, property manager; Marjorie Priebe, secretary and treasurer; Mrs. Owen, director; Lana Murray, reporter; Larry Pyle, as- sistant property manager; Suanne Cronkhite, president. SENIOR GIRLS' QUARTET Lana Murray, Suanne Cronkhite, Marjorie Priebe, Margaret Jeffries, Mr. Walker MAJORETTES Belinda Cronkhite. Lana Murray, Ann Coleman Page Forty-three CONQUERING THE MOON (THE PROPHECY) Five—four—three—two—one! Blast off! Tin Juniors of ’59 are at last on their way to the moon in a super-duper, super-sonic rocket ship, built and designed by the nation’s leading rocket expert. Professor Winston Thompson. It is said that he de- signer! this ship while teaching math and physics at Wavcland High School. As the rocket soared upward from the nationally famous Waveland Testing Grounds, the stewardess approached us with a pillow and some magazines. Much to our surprise, we discovered that sue was Marianne Hester, a former student at Waveland High. Marianne informed us that the pilot was also a former Waveland student, Ace Charles Spencer. He qualified for this job bv his “rocketing” around Waveland. Looking across the aisle, we noticed the world- renowned orchestra conductor, Stephen Sewell. Steve told us that he and his solo trumpeter, “Hot Lips” Clifton, were on the way to join the rest of the orchestra. They invited us to attend their opening concert to be given on the moon. We thanked them and leaned back to enjoy our magazines. While looking through them, we noticed on the front of “Esquire,” a picture of a model vaguely familiar to us. Looking inside, we read that the model was Carolyn Graliam. who had just been voted “Miss Moonl eam of Outerspaee.” We also noticed that the new editor and publisher of the magazine was Mr. Ralph Williams, a former English teacher at Waveland. The stewardess informed us that we were about to land and told us to fasten our safety belts. The rocket slowly descended, and soon we stepped out to take our first look at the moon. Across tnc field we noticed a touring moon bus. and decided to board it to get our first glimpse of activity on the moon. Stepping into the bus, we recognized the driver as Robert Gooding. He told us that driving a moon bus was very mild compared to the driver training classes at Waveland. He then told us he would take us on a special tour of interesting places. Our first stop was at a multi-million dollar factor)’, owned bv Evans Milligan. Inc. They specialize in making live-pound cigars for heavy smokers. Kent and Tom conducted us around the plant, and at one table we saw Jerry Johnson, the champion to- bacco twister and filter inserter. After bidding them good-bve, we re-entered our moon bus and were carefully driven by Mr. Gooding to “Alice’s Palace.” Here we enjoyed a delicious meal of green cheeseburgers, a moon delicacy, pre- pared for us by tin owner, Mrs. Ring, a former home economics teacher at Waveland High. Our food was served bv a petite little waitress whom we recog- nized immediately as Sandy Bayless. She certainly has come up in the world since she graduated from Waveland. As we enjoyed our meal, we were entertained by the sensational singing sextette, “The Solar Six. We were surprised to see that the group consisted of “Jinny” Foster, “Rosie” Glascock, “Mitch Mitchell, “Jeannie” Patton. “Dorrie Grimes and “Mary” Over- peck, former faculty members of Waveland. They had fled to the moon to escape playground duty. We hated to leave “Alice’s Palace” because we met many acquaintances there, including the cashier, Bonnie Currv, who gained her experience in the business world by juggling figures and decimals in a prominent store near Waveland. When we left the restaurant, we noticed a poster announcing an All-Star basketball game, featuring Coach Walker and his Fabulous Five.” We knew that Mr. Walker’s fame as a basketball coach was world-wide, but we didn’t dream that he was also famous on the moon. We hopped into the bus and directed our driver to take us to the sports arena. As we prepared to enter, we recognized another Waveland resident, Mrs. Helen Mine, in the ticket booth. Mrs. Mine was al- ways a faithful and capable ticket seller at Wavcland hallgames. The loud speaker blared forth the starting line-up as we made our way to our seats. We were happy to hear the voice of Victor Pence, a former principal at Waveland High. His assembly announce- ments did pav off after all. Immediately following the starting line-up, a special welcome was given by Gerald Robison, president of the moon. As the team roared onto the floor in their space- stvled long-johns,” we recognized three of them as former faculty members at Waveland — “Hustlin’” Hall, “Ramblin’” Reed, and following behind, “Pokey Pike. Looking toward the scorer’s bench, we were greatly surprised to see Florence Servies as the storekeeper. Teaching bookkeeping at Waveland really helped ncr in this work. We were just settling back to watch the game, when we heard a voice yell, Get your pizza right here!” We instantly knew that the voice belonged to John Reynolds, another graduate of Waveland. He always was fond of pizza. Half-time entertainment was furnished by Mrs. Owen and her Marching Martians. The star attrac- tion was a twirling exhibition performed by Lana Murray. She is the only person who can twirl four batons at the same time wnile walking a tight rope. When the game ended, we went to the “Double W” Hotel. We later learned that the proprietors were Mr. Bruce Williams and Mr. Homer Walters, former custodians at Waveland High School. Entering the lobby, we recognized another familiar face. Suanne Gronkhite. She is now the switchlward operator of the Inter-Planetary' Communication Bureau. As we rested in the lobby, we heard the latest recording, “You Ain’t Nothin’ but a Spaceman,” by the top rock n’ roll” stars on tlu moon. We recog- nized their voices as those of Marjee Priebe and Mary Margaret Jeffries. After spending the night at the “Double W” Hotel, we returned to the rocket base, just in time to catch tlu next rocket to the earth. We lx arded the rocket and bade farewell to all our Waveland friends that we had seen. We settled back just as we heard the last part of the count-down. Five-four-three—two-one! Blast off! Page Forty-four BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 FROM CRAWFORDSVILLE BUSINESS FIRMS COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 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