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

Text from Pages 1 - 55 of the 1962 volume:

EDICATION There are no two people more important in our lives than our Mother and Dad. Our lives are placed in their hands when we are born and there we re- main all during the formative years of our lives. Their best years are devoted to providing for our material and spiritual needs and to seeing that we grow up to be worthwhile citizens. Regretful as it may be, we do not often stop to think of the many things which they sacrifice so we can have more. For all of this, Mom and Dad, we are extremely grateful. To try to show you in some small way just how grateful we are, we dedicate this 1962 Hornet to you, our two most important friends. 2 Principal’s Message May I extend my sincere appreciation and congratulations to the 1962 sen- ior class. Your future success will depend on the knowledge which you ac- quired in the twelve years of schooling. Remember that the future holds something for the pqrson who keeps his faith in it. Good luck to all of you. I also want to ex Mrs. Banta. ,d my appreciation to the yearbook staff and its sponsor, Donald Cooper, Principal 3 Bus Drivers Custodians Seybold, Foster, Weaver, Pyle, and Rafferty. Alva Thomas, Wes Cotton, Homer Walters. 4 FACULTY HAZLITT HALL Social Studies, Science, English. BOB COLLINS Coach, Health, Drivers training, General Business. NORMAN WALKER Music, Art. RALPH WILLIAMS Latin, Speech, English, Library. SAM PATTON Mathematics 6 ROSE GLASCOCK, 2nd Grade RUTH ISAACS, 3rd Grade VIRGINIA FOSTER, 1st Grade NORMA MITCHELL, 4th Grade DORIS GRIMES, 5th Grade ANNA GARDNER, Substitute 7 What's Judy yelling daddy for? Larry Williams' student teaching seems to be paying off! 8 FRONT ROW--Debra Delp, Terry France, Celia Cornell, Marjorie Baldwin, John Bennett, Timmie Rei- ter, Kevin Priebe, David Meadows. ROW 2--Susan Gooding, Shirley Miles, Marla Mason, Bronna Patton, Stephen Keys, Larry Brasfield, Jill Milligan, Terry Thomas. ROW 3--Catherine Simpson, Patricia Staf- ford, Jeffrey Myers, Jacqueline Pickett, Beverly Hubble, David Fullenwider, Lora Keeney, Michael Hazlett, Dale Brewer, Deborah Stultz, CENTER--Mrs. Foster. FRONT ROW--Rodney Dickman, Debra Meadows, Jamie Hall, Harvey Gilland, Deborah Grimes and Randall Delp. ROW 2--Leland Miles, Steven Shepherd, Kathy Weaver, David Ross, Chris Priebe, Doug- las Hunt. ROW 3--David Dooley, David Rush, Clara Lowery, Carl Isaacs, Michael Metzger, Elsie Nor- man, and Mrs. Glascock. (Randy Wheeler and Cheryl Cox—absent). 10 FRONT ROW--James Evans, Peggy Stewart, Christina Tolliver, Thomas Cornell, Byron Myers, Jerry Brewer, Sheila Jones, Dallas Meadows. ROW 2--Brenda Baldwin, Robert Fowler, Ruth Grimes, Robert Lewellen, Kathy Chappell, Timothy Milligan, Jane Bullerdick, Rodger Dickman, Thomas Keys, Billy Pickett. ROW 3--Mrs. Isaacs, Betty Simpson, Denis Barker, Kevin Myers, Eric Bingham, Gary Eakin, Rodger Gooding, Terry McClure, Larry Simpson, Donald Eakin, Rosette Hubble. Absent, Wayne Collier. FRONT ROW--Randy Morris, Carl Hannah, Delaine Keedy, William Carmean, Joyce Brewer, Terry Hartle. ROW 2--Mrs. Mitchell, Randy Chestcrson, Judy Thompson, Allen Isaacs, James Kincaid, Debra Hubble, Melody Murray. ROW 3--Linda Keeney, Marian Pike, Steven Thomas, Dianne Stultz, Teresa Tolliver, Michael Reynolds, and Lois Erwin. ‘fourth 11 FRONT ROW--Scott Allen, Rebecca Rush, Kathy Hazlett, Rita Delp, Karen Stewart, Darrell Wright, Mary June Johnson. ROW 2--Mrs. Grimes, Sally Patton, Carol Miles, Monty Bingham. Terry Cosby, Judith Grimes, Edward Watson, Sharon McClure, Elaine Newman. ROW 3—Steven Wheeler, Dean Mil lcr, Dale Miller, Michael Kincaid, Dennis Pike, Randy Earl, Charles Stewart, Betty Myers, Beverly Myers. FRONT ROW--Lyle Hannah, Robert Delp, Tommy Erwin, Janet Keys, Fred Brewer, Dennis Meadows. ROW 2--Mrs. Hunt, Ernest Miles, Darrell Wiatt, Max Whitecotton, Mike Mitchell, Jimmy Fullenwider. Larry Keeney, Alex Milligan. ROW 3--Jessica Grimes, Carol Smith, Charles Lowery, John Pressior, Joe Keedy, Dale Smith, Diane Meadows, Brenda Myers. 12 FRONT ROW--Darlene Stewart, Nancy Stewart, Dianne Miles, Mary Hannah, Connie Delp. Sandra France. ROW 2--Phillip Myers, Elaine Cosby, Brad Gilliland, Rhoda Nixon, Phillip Sessions. Linda Keys. Robert Sessions, Mr. Hall. ROW 3--Edwin Dildine, David France, Karen Bazzani, Jim Grimes, Homer Cox, Robert Lewellen, Marty Chesterson, Ronnie Grimes, Donald Kincaid. FRONT ROW--Kenney Brewer, Carol Miller, Shirley Crooks, Linda Myers, Robert Baldwin. ROW 2-- Mrs. Banta, Carol Pressler, Dennis McCarty, Dick Stultz, Chester Lowery, Danny Weatherman. Betsy Milligan. ROW 3--Arlene Layne, Rusty Weaver, Rita Allen, Patty Brown, Donna Stewart, Anna Baldwin. 13 J u N I O R Our future Senior Band? B A N D 14 Let's hit those keys sharp and hard! CLASSES i FRONT ROW--Clydia Davis, Joan Patton, Patty Lewellen, Tresha Cox, Joyce Dean, Jeanne Hunt. ROW 2--Mrs. Hughes, Duane Miller, Roxie Bowers, Don Hartle, Joe Pittman, Larry Bullerdick, Linda Graham, Janet Mitchell, Gary Simpson. ROW 3--Tina Collier, Judy Myers, Bonnie Cronkhite, Wanda Simpson, Judy Jeffries, Steven Clouser, Judy Banta, Darrell Meadows, Darrell Reynolds. F R E S H M E N At last we are in High School! Even though we are only lowly freshmen. The freshman year brings with it the opportunity to participate in Senior High sports, music, class organization, and other groups such as Future Teachers of America. Also, as freshmen, we are faced with the choice of many elective subjects; and, for the first time, our class members take separate paths as they follow the various academic programs. Pres.--Larry Bullerdick V. Pres.—Don Hartle Sec.--Tresha Cox Treas. --Linda Graham Reporters--Judy Myers, Darrell Meadows 16 Pres.--Sam Milligan V. Pres.--Don Evans Sec.--Nancy Stult2 Treas.--Theresa Stock we 11 Reporter - -Ronny Keedy Our sophomore year promises to be a busy one. For the first time, we think seriously of money, realizing that the next two years are going to be expensive ones. By now, most of us have ideas as to what our future occupations will be; and we choose our subjects accordingly. Some of the class members are beginning to compare the advan- tages of various colleges and universities and to work even harder in hopes of possible scholarships. It is hard for us to believe that at the end of this year we will be half way through high school. FRONT ROW--Ruby Thomas, Ted Whitecotton, Patty Miles, Jennifer Grimes, Don Brewer, Elsie Smith. ROW 2--Nancy Stultz, Bill Grimes, Jim Chesterson, Mike Handley, Don Evans, Bob Watson, Dale Calvert, Sam Milligan, Gary Bazzani, Mr. Isaacs. ROW 3--Judy Hart, Joan Graham, Herbert Miller, Clyde Jones, Roberta Fullenwider, Bob France, Larry Bazzani, Ronny Keedy, Theresa Stockwell, David Overpeck. 17 ( Juniors Pres.--Larry Thomas V. Pres.--Sally Milligan Treas. Sec.--Pam Sharpe Reporters—Jo Cronkhite, Carol Layne Student Council--Melba Dean, Glenn Wiatt, Paul Busenbark Malcolm Simpson Marvin Graham Herschel Tague, Ronnie Rush, John Moody Cheryl Earl Kretha Morris Carmen Conklin Ruth Chappell 18 The boys' 4-H under the leadership of Mr. Isaacs also enter different judging contests. 20 Annual Staff 21 22 The chorus and Mr. Walker worked many hours preparing for their various festivals. A newly organized quartet sang with Mr. Walker this year. Belinda Cronkhite, Glenn Miller, John Moody, and Melba Dean called them- selves Walker's Four. The Three J's, Judy Banta, Jeanne Hunt, and Joyce Dean, accompanied by Melba Dean, provided en- tertainment for various community affairs. 23 Oh, those class plays! 9th 10th 11th G.A.A. 24 ZC- Wc never give up 26 Reserves FRONT ROW--G. Simpson, T. Whitecotton, L. Bazzani, G. Bazzani, D. Miller, D. Meadows. ROW 2 — L. Bullerdick, J. Pittman, B. Grimes, M. Handley, D. Hartle, S. Milligan, H. Miller, Manager--D. Reyn olds, and Coach--Robert Collins. Cheer- 27 Senior High Varsity LEFT TO RIGHT--Ted Whitecotton, Glenn Miller, Tom McCarty, Larry Thomas, Richard Watson, Don Evans, Hogan Tague, Earl Staggs, David Rafferty, Maurice Brewer, Coach--Robert Collins, and Manager, Ronny Keedy. Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT--J0 Cronkhite, Melba Dean, Kathy Pittman, and Linda Coleman. 28 County Baseball Champions The school is proud of the boys winning the 1961 COUNTY BASEBALL TROPHY. Tom McCarty, our pitcher, was chosen the county's outstanding base- ball player. II 29 Here's our plan, boys. The boys won second place in their� first year of cross country. Yea Team 30 SENIORS RAY FRANCE Track--3; Chorus—2; FFA-- 4; Annual Staff; Jr.-Sr. Play— stage manager. DONNA MEADOWS Salesmanship award pin; 4-H --2; Annual Staff; Jr.-Sr. Play; Hornet Staff. EARL STAGGS Cross Country--1; Basketball-- 4; FFA--3; Baseball—4; Track --4; Chorus--!; Annual Staff; RICHARD WATSON Jr.-Sr. Play. Cross Country--l; Basketball— 4; FFA--3; Baseball—1; Track --3; Band—5; Chorus--3; Salesmanship award pin; 4-H--5; Student Council—2; Class Officer--3; Annual Staff; Jr.-Sr. Play. LINDA COLEMAN Girls' State; Band--6; Chorus --4; Salesmanship award pin; FT A 1; 4-H--8; Student Council—1; Class Officer--2; Annual Staff; Office Staff 2; Jr.-Sr. Play; Cheerleader—1. DAVID RAFFERTY Cross Country--1; Basketball —4; FFA--4; Baseball—3; Track--1; Band—5; Chorus— 2; Salesmanship award pin; 4-H--7; Annual Staff; Jr.-Sr. Play. 32 DEANNA NIXON Band--3; Chorus--4; Class MAURICE BREWER Officer--3; Annual Staff; Jr.- Cross Country, 1; Basketball-- Sr. Play; Hornet Staff. 5; FFA--3; Annual Staff; Jr.- Sr. Play. ALAN FRANKLIN Basketball manager--2; Chorus--lj Salesmanship award; FFA--3; 4-H--2; Stu- dent Council—1; Annual Staff; Jr.-Sr. Play. GLENN MILLER Cross Country--1; Basketball— 6; Baseball--4; Track--4; Band--6; Chorus--3; Sales- manship award; Class Officer-- 1; Annual Staff; Jr.-Sr. Play. KATHERINE PITTMAN Chorus—6; Salesmanship award; FTA--2; Class Officer-- 1; Jr.-Sr. Play; Annual Staff; Office Staff--2; Hornet Staff; Cheerleader--!; 4-H--1. TOM McCARTY Cross Country—1; Basketball-- 5; FFA--4; Baseball—4; Track — 1; Class Officer--1; Jr.-Sr. Play prompter; Annual Staff. 33 GWENITH BOWERS D.A.R. award; Band--6; Majorette--3; Chorus--4; Salesmanship award pin; Jr.-Sr. Play; Class Officer--4; Student Coun- cil--3; Annual Staff— Accompanist. MARILYN FRENCH Band--5; Chorus--4; Salesmanship award pin; 4-H--3; Class Offi- cer--3; Annual Staff; Office Staff--2; Jr.-Sr. Play; Hornet Staff; Spelling Contest--3. Class History The Start of a Long Journey Begins with the First Step” On a bright, sunny, September day in 1950, the Waveland Big Top took its first step on a long journey. There were twenty of us performers under the direction of Virginia Moore, our ring- leader. It was through her many times of shaking us that we became better performers. In the second year of the Big Top we gained nine new performers from the town of Byron: Gary Morgan, Dennis Curry, Gary Swank, Barbara McCampbell, Mary Harvey, Wanita Tague, Larry Long, Lyle Sosbe, and Ronald Banta. We also lost two performers, David Hayes and Thomas Ellis. Our ringleader for this year was Rose Glas- cock, who taught us how to be even better per- formers on our long journey. It was in the third year of performing that the ringleader position was given to Hazel Machledt. During this year we were sorry to lose Larry Long, Lyle Sosbe, Dale Calvert, and Larry Moody. The Multiplication Act was hard for all of us this year and required many extra hours of practice. In the fall of the fourth year we got out our equipment and new costumes and arrived at the tent with enthusiasm, since Norma Mitchell was to be our ringleader. Carol Apple joined us and Gary Swank and Ronnie Wendall left our group. 34 One of our performers, Marilyn French, left us for a day to participate in a Spelling Contest at Waynetown. In the fifth year of the Waveland Big Top, David Hayes was hired to fill the vacancy left by Carol Apple and Gary Morgan who gave up circus life for another job. On this the fifth step of our journey, Doris Grimes was our ringleader. Mary Overpeck, our ringleader for the sixth year, greeted Robert Cronin and said farewell to David Hayes, Paul Cooper, and Judy Huxhold. During this year we held a top position in the Operetta Act and supervision of beginning per- formers, which we had never held before. We changed agencies in our seventh year. Upon entering the Junior High Agency, Mary Good became our ringleader. Although Robert Cronin left us and sought life in another circus, we made up for this loss by adding to our trapeze act David Jolly, David Rafferty, Danny Howell, and Bruce Clevenger. Because of the new agency with its new quarters, rules, and assistants, we became confused for awhile. Robert Gooding set the circus off to a big start the eighth year with no loss of performers, but we gained Larry Grimes and Beverly Wall. In our ninth year we started our last four years of performing. We were under the direction of Walker and Pike during this year. We were given an Initiation Party by a Senior Agency, which we will never forget. In spite of everything else we lost many of our performers to the Turkey Run Big Top. We were happy to have Deanna Nixon, Ronnie Hall, and Alan Franklin join us. Thompson and Pike took over the circus in the tenth year and advised us to sell concessions. We took a short trip to Crawfordsville that year and added Donna Meadows to our circus. Beverly Hester and Dennis Curry left us to join another Big Top. Several of the performers bought rings alike that year. 35 Kathy Pittman joined our Big Top during the eleventh year which was under the direction of Pike and Thompson. The Russellville Bee Circus took two of our performers--Danny Howell and Larry Grimes at that time. We took time out that year to present a play, The Smart Boy. In the last step of our journey we didn't gain or lose any performers, which made it a perfect year. Also as added attractions this year, Gwenith Bowers received the D.A.R. award, and Linda Coleman was given a trip to Girls' State. Seven performers were given sweaters for their band performance, too. In this year we presented another play, The Custers' Last Stand. Mr. Collins, our ringleader, would now like to present the performers of the Waveland Big Top. The performers are: Dick Watson, Strong Man; Earl Staggs, David Rafferty, and Donna Meadows, Trapeze Flyers; Kathy Pittman, The Gabber; Deanna Nixon, The Fat Lady; Tom McCarty, Magician; Marilyn French, Trained Rat Act; Alan Franklin, Unicyclist; Ray France, Knife Thrower; Linda Coleman, Bareback Rider; Maurice Brewer and Glenn Miller, Tightwire Walkers; and Gwenity Bowers, Twirler. We received diplomas for being the best performers of 1962 and we closed the Waveland Big Top by taking a trip to Washington, D. C. We hope that the memories of the long journey with Waveland Big Top will be cherished by all. 36 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1962 FROM CRAWFORDSVILLE BUSINESS FIRMS MEADOW GOLD DAIRY Crawfordsville, Indiana PERRY LEWIS COMPANY Ford Authorized Sales Service UNION SAVINGS LOAN ASSN. Crawfordsville, Indiana MONTGOMERY COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ELSTON BANK AND TRUST CO. J. C. 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