Waynetown High School - Aceria Yearbook (Waynetown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1959 volume:

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Between these covers is a partial record of this school year at I .gr I IFIIIIIII' I .Q J 5 .1 V tllliil' ffl IllrllilfIIIII liIII ItIIIIIliriiiittlrifviift , fgrflitiiiiffiliiiiiefliglieili II Iilliggri ijrgllifigirfiif ltr II.I.II.rIililiriisiseilirn Waynetown High. We hope that it will recall many happy occasions. THE ANNUAL STAFF -.1 Editor-in-Cfaieyi' Carroll Myers Aflivifier Editors Lois Larew and Mary jane Finch Arrirmfzr Editor: Bill Soards Art Editovfrx Sheila Hudson and jim Harpel Business Mamzgew Sharon Soards Clam Ediforr: Sandyra Carroll and Eileen Hurt Afffffmf Bufmeff Manage'-' Janet BUUUCH Organizmfiom Edilom' Janice Voliva and Linda Cirrulniion Eciitom: Fred Ratcliff and Rita Henthorn Remley Spam Edizorn Don Livingston and Louise Tucker THEACERI I9 9. IIIII' I I :-. zttz I ,Eli rf- Q I' Illr f i ::.': Ii I g :I K.-' in I 5 , ,fi II III fit M IIIP' I ' QL ri gi fill II Ns fx ,. in J iiiiakifeglag iiirsltitiaidtlzfiiil AY ETOWN HIGH SCHOOL Waynetown, Indiana Our Faculty Our Seniors Our juniors Our Various Classes Our Athletics Our Organizations Our Activities At Waynetown . . . Strive to Make our School Tops Are Designed for Learning l Display our Gladiator Spirit FACULTY The true teacher defends his pupils against his own Personal influence, and acts as a guiding hand in the form- ative period of a student's life. X The Advisory Board and Trustee meet to discuss the many prob- lems of the community. They are, left to right: C, I.. Miller, Burrell Rosenbaum, Robert Landis and G, E, Larew, Trustee. l PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE For every opportunity We have in our lives today, there is a correspond- ing responsibility. For the splendid opportunity of freedom, there is the re- sponsibility of safe-guarding that free- dom. We believe that nowhere is the youth of America given a better lab- oratory for the preparation of life than in our present day school system. In many instances life situations are pro- vided to develop judgment, loyalty, stability, and other essentials of good character. The trials and problems faced in school become the happy memories in the years ahead. Clyde D. Mitchell, Principal FAC U LTY MRS PAULINE BIDDLE A.B., Butler University M.S., Indiana University Mathematics MRS. ROSALIND CLARK B.S., Purdue University Home Economics and Physical Education MR. DALE E. CORY B.S., Purdue University Agriculture and Science MISS DOROTHY DAVIS B.S., M.S., Purdue University History, English, Mathematics MR. ROBERT DUNCAN B.S., Canterbury College Bookkeeping, Shorthand MR. DAN HUGHES B.S., M.S., Purdue University Veteran Class FACU LTY MR. JAMES HUTCHENS B.S., Ball State Teachers College Instrumental Music, English MRS. MARY HELEN LOVELESS B.S., Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Vocal Music and Art MR. CLYDE D. MITCHELL A.B., Ph.M., Wisconsin University Mathematics, Principal MR. KENNETH L. SHOUP B.S., Indiana University Health, Drivers Training, Physical Education, Science, Coach MR. ATWOOD SMITH B.S., Indiana State Teachers College History, Mathematics, Financial Secretary MRS. VIVIAN VENIS B.S., Indiana University Library, English, Government, Speech FACULTY MRS KATHERINE I-IALLETT Indiana State Teachers College First Grade MRS WANDALINE ALWARD Butler University Second Grade ss flrkgfvre-' , , I MISS DORTHEA RUSK B.S., Indiana State Teachers College Butler University Third Grade MRS. ELLEN LUSE B.S., Indiana State Teachers College Fourth Grade , MISS RUTH BURRIS B.S., Indiana State Teachers College Fifth Grade ' MRS. MABEL SMITH B.S., Butler University Sixth Grade Bus drivers are heroes of patience. C. Bunnell, C. Wilkinson, B. Moore, C. Shultz Custoclians Bob jones-Guy Shubert They add polish to our school- floor polish. Cooksg the most popular people in our school at 12:00- L. Thompson, B. Fairchild, H. Doane, S. Harlan, B. Sennett SENIQRS A long sought goal is suddenly at- tained. It seems but yesterday that these students were called first grad- ers. EVELYN LUCILLE BARTON FHA 1-2-3-4g FHA Officer 4' SSS 1-2-3-4 Class Officer 1-4' Chorus 1-2-5-4' Choir 4 District Contest 4g Band 1-23 Homecoming Attendant 1g Homecoming Queen 4g Cheer- leader 3-4 DONALD RAY BLACKFORD Class Officer 53 Basketball 1-2-3-4g Base- ball 1-2-53 Track 1-2-3g Honorary Basket- ball Captain 4 Lf Preridenl, Carroll Myers Vire Preridenl, Janice Voliva Student Cozwril, Sharon Soards Serrezary, Marilyn Moore Treasurer, Evelyn Barton SANDYRA MARLENB CARROLL FHA 1-2-3-45 FI-IA Officer 1-2-5-4g Presi- dent FHA 4g SSS 1-2-3-49 SSS Officer 2g Annual Staff 4g Chorus 1-2-3-4g Choir 2-3-43 District Contest 1-2-3-45 State Contest 2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-4g Play 3-43 Girls' State 3g Homecoming Attendant 43 Speech Contest 4. NORMA JEAN CROWDER SSS 1-2-3-4g Chorus lg Play 5 SIDNEY TIMMONS FAULKNER Class Officer 2g Play 3-4 WILLIAM RAY FRY FFA 3-45 Basketball 1-3-4g Speech 33 Play 3 LARRY DEAN DAVIS Basketball lg Homecoming Escort 4 CAROL RIDGE EDWARDS FHA 1-2-3-4g SSS 1-2-3-4g Chorus 1-2-3-4 District Contest 1 JUDITH CHLOE HOUSER FHA 1-2-3-43 FHA Officer 3-45 SSS 1-2-3-4g Chorus 1-2-3-43 Choir 4g District Contest 4g Band 1-2-3-43 Play 3-4 SHEILA MAE HUDSON FHA 1-2-3-4g Annual Staff 4g SSS 1-2-3-4' Q SSS Officer lg Chorus 1-2-3-4g Choir 2-3-4g District Contest 1-2-3-4g State Contest 2-3-4g Band 1-2-3-4g Play 3-43 Girls' State 3' Cheerleader 2-3-4 9 NANCY EVA JACKSON SSS 1-2-3-43 Class Officer 33 Chorus 1-23 Speech 1-2 MARY ELIZABETH KERNS FHA 1-2-3-43 FHA Officer 1-2g SSS 1-2-3-43 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Choir 43 District Contest 43 Band 1-2-3-43 Play 5 DONALD LEE LIVINGSTON FFA 1-2-3-43 FFA President 4g FFA Dis- trict President 43 Student Council 13 Annual staff 3-43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 23 Track 33 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Choir 3-43 District Contest 2-3-43 State Contest 3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Play 3-43 Boys' State 33 Homecom- ing Escort 2 MARILYN ANN MOORE FHA 1-2-3-43 FHA Officer 53 SSS 1-2-3-43 Chorus 1g Band 1-23 Class Officer 4 II2 LEE NOLAN KIRKPATRICK Class Officer 33 Basketball 5-43 Track 3 LOIS EVELYN LAREW FHA 1-2-3-4? FHA District Vice Rresident 43 SSS 1-2-3-43 SSS Officer 3-43 SSS Presi- dent 43 Class Officer 1-23 Student Council 1-23 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Choir 2-5-43 District Contest 1-2-3-43 State Contest 2-5-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Play 3-43 Homecoming Attendant 33 Speech Contest 33 DAR 4 M WW Urauswua WALTER FREDERICK RATCLIFF Annual Staff 43 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Choir 2-3-43 District Contest 1-2-3-43 State Contest 2-3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Play 3-43 Speech 2-3 BETTY ANN ROSE SSS 1-2-3-43 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Choir 3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 District Contest 4g Play 4 CARROLL RAYMOND MYERS FFA 13 Student Council 3-43 Student Council President 43 Class Officer 3-43 Annual Staff 3-43 Editor-in-Chief of Annual 43 Basketball 1-2-3-43 Baseball 1-23 Track 3-43 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Choir 2-3-43 District Contest 1-2-3-43 State Contest 2-3-43 Band 1-23 Play 3-43 Boys' State 33 Homecoming Escort 1-3 GEARALDINE LORRAINE OLSEN FHA l-2-3-43 FHA Officer 3g SSS 1-2-3-43 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Choir 3-43 District Contest 4 SHARON ALLENE SOARDS FHA 1-2-3-43 FHA Officer 3g SSS 1-2-3-43 Student Council 3-43 Student Council Officer 3-43 Class Officer 3-43 Annual Staff 3-43 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Choir 3-43 District Contest 1-2-3-43 State Contest 3-43 Band 1-2-3-43 Play 3-43 Homecoming Attendant 33 Speech 2-3-43 Homemaking Award 4 JANICE EVELYN VOLIVA FHA 1-2-3-43 FHA Officer 2-3-43 SSS 1-2-3-43 Student Council 23 Class Officer 2-43 Annual Staff 43 Chorus 1-2-3-43 Choir 3-43 District Contest 1-43 Play 3-4 I3 SENIOR SNAP The annual Turkey Supper was a Welcome refresher after a tiring magazine campaign. Right: The meal was de- licious! Left: The losing side has the honor of washing dishes! AUTOGR PHS Following the Senior Play, If You Knew Susie, a delightful party was held at the home of Don Livingston. f CASSS Day by day, step by step, each class increases in wisdom, develops in char- acter, and acquires all the best social attributes. I ff JU IDRS Rita Henthorn, Slzfdefzi Council Mary jane Finch, Prefident Harvey Barton, Vice Pzferident Louise Tucker, Tfeamrer Linda Remely, Secretary Mr. Cory, Spomor Harvey Barton Bill Bonebrake Janet Bunnell Robert Crowder Dean Emmert Ruth Fields Mary Jane Finch Arnold Hobson Eileen Hurt Nancy Lewellen Bevery Ridge Linda Remely Nancy Stonebraker Louise Tucker Mrs. Venis, Spomor Not in Picture Bill Soards IHGWIHJMDGLSNAP Left: With sufficient refreshment the junior Pr om planning committee formulates details for Prom to be held at the end of school. Right: The frivolous antics of the Freshman Initiation are shown here with Steve Dehne and Steve Pierce congratulating each other as co-winners of the Beauty Contest. UTOGR PHS The Freshmen and Sophomores en joy a spring formal dance, the Fresh man-Sophomore Hop. I7 SOPHOMORES OFFICERS: M. Cunningham, Treasizrer C. Deborcl, President C. Horrocks, Secremry P. Voliva, Reporter J. Stephens, Vice President N. Myers, Slzzdent Council Delores Carroll Phil Comingore Ronnie Cox Norman Cramer Marshall Cunningham Linda Davis Charles Debord Carole Horrocks Dale Kunklei Sharon Larew David Legg Nancy Myers joe Paxton Pat Richardson Betty Ridge Barbara Schenck Lewis Shubert Don Simpson Judy Stephens Larry Wilson Peg Voliva Mr. Duncan, sponsor Not in picture Charles Humphreys Susie Cord Don Davis Steve Dehne jerry Fields john Hobson Anita Houser Roger Hurt Jim Hutchinson Toni Landis Ronnie Larew Diana Myers Robert Olsen Steve Pierce jack Ridge Nancy Ridge Russell Rose Bob Rosenbaum Carolyn Schenck Carolyn Sennett Jeanette Snyder Nancy Taylor jim Underwood Gary West Mr. Shoup, Sponsor Mrs. Clark, Sponsor Pricilla Blye Ronnie Bryant Bevery Campbell FRESHME R J. C G. R S. Olsen, Rejiorier Snyder, President Schenck, Vine Prefidefzf West, Sec1'etm'y Bryant, Sfudeni Council Pierce, Tfefzfurer EIGHTH GRADE' Mrs. Loveless Jack Murphy Donna Springer Joe Barton Janice Cox Jerry Springer Etta Ruth Johnson Bonnie Rose Arthur Pendleton Janice Hudson Hal Tucker Bobby Snyder Patsy Voliva Joe Irvin Joanna Faucett David James Pauline Legg Chuck Swank Larry Houser Richard Spence Robert Hurt Jerry Carroll Stephen Shea Miss Davis Donald Prather Linda Hatt Pat Corningore Bonnie Servies Gary Hamm Sylvia Grenard Tommy Bolen Betty Carroll Eddie Bryant Leah Barricklow Paul Jackson Sherry Hamm Dennis Cole Nancy Fruits Judy Ann Stockdale Norma Sexton Dick Wolf Judy Kay Springer Leonard Stalnaker Janet Simpson Mark Biddle Sharon Harlan Cheryl Whalen Janet Schenck Rita Remley Pam Snelling Jerry Hutchison SEVENTH GRADE l 5 E it ,sl S 5 sr 5. 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'fl ' H , .. swifWetifwafafia.2ii1ia2 S im X55 Miss Rusk Roy Springer Martha Munn Terry Harlan Judith Rednouer Mark Franklin Sandra jorgenson Paul Blye Jr. Connie Redmon Greg Wilhite Diana Proctor Rex Wilkinson Jackie Maxwell Andy Biddle Jackie Grimble Gary DeBaur1 Shirley Voliva Larry Cedars jane Bratton Norris Springer Debbie Fay Ricky Comingore Robert Gillogly Gary Austin Eddie Furr Brad Grenard Mike Bunnell Ronnie jackson David Yerkes Donnie Schenck THIRD GRADE Mrs. Luse Steve Snelling Penny Underwood Jimmie Snyder Nancy Laughner David Allen JoAnn Myers jimmy Redmon jackie Harris Carolyn Buhrmester Mike Utterback Ann Blackford Shelly Wfilliamson Suzanne Wolf Timmy Bunnell Pam Fay Larry Vance Nancy Runyan Ricky West Marilyn Buhrmester Steve jorgenson Mike Shubert jimmy Coon Phil Cox Susie Schenck jay Pierce Brenda Snelling John Fields Shirley Hutchinson Larry Elliot Joe Pierce Garry Vance Ricky Chase Clark Sennett Donald Sexton Mrs. Alward Steve Allen Yvonne Richardson Ronnie Bill Perigo Debbie Miles Vicky Springer Darrell Jorgensen Nancy Myers joe Fry Connie Remley Lanny Maxwell Raymond Williamson Debbie Schenck Billy Ray Miles Mary Ann Irvin Pat Fay Carol Whalen John Underwood Mary Cord Toney Hobson Cathy Comingore Greg Young Charlotte Elliott jeff Springer Holly Grenard joe Spence Ronnie Keeling Dennis Rusk Steven Bray Alan Carver Diana Rosen Rex Ballard SECO D GRADE' FIRST GRADE ' Mrs. Hallett Pat Underwood janet Franklin Darrel Lee Moore Debra Cox Alan Doan Linda Grimble Steve Proctor Judy Coon Randy Black Karen Young Tommy Thomas Carolyn Williamson Gary Sarver Charlene Sennett Randy Shoup Kathy Kennedy Steven Carver Shelby Burton Warren Rush Malinda Debord Becky Pierce Lloyd Finch Diane Olsen Charles Coon Kay McCauley Wayne Rush Paul Fay Jimmy Small Vicki Barker Mike Springer Peggy Riddell Geary Sloan Diana Yerkes Brad Walden Nancy Vance Linn Donnelly Danny Maxwell JU IOR HIGH A D ELEME TARY SNAP Sixth Grade Safety Patrol Sixth Grade Safety Patrol S. Doan, C. Kennedy, E. Pierce, I.. -Hobson, J. Debaun, J. Bratton. FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Myers, R. Blackford, R. Cord, G. Groce. SECOND ROW: J. Coon, I. West, J. Springer, L. Smith. Color Guard J. Bratton, D. Cole, R. jackson AUTOGRAPHS DEPARTMENTALS As the world grows smaller there is more knowledge to be acquired . . . so We find that our school days are filled with a never ending mixture of books, classes, and teachers . . . and that, too, can be fun. Developing mechanical ski1ls!!?? TODAY'S CLASSES MAY DECIDE The producers of tornorrows crops study the fundamentals of vocational agriculture. The dresses of today are sewn by the homemakers of tomorrow. OU R FUTURE VOCATIO S Far away places are as near as your libraryg the staff will chart your course. Future secretaries take dictation from boss, Mr. Duncan. Finishing touches were added to practice sets fol- lowing the strenuous bookkeeping party of the night before. TRAINING FDR BUSINESS Ah, sweet mystery of life! X:What??????? A D EDLICATIO AL CAREER Heap big pow wow held in chem istry lab. Students that have proven their qualifications during the years are part of this advanced group of orators. LEARNING CAN BE FU Two classes of typing were avail- able to students during their jun- ior year as prep for a business career. ...A D At the age of 15, students become qualified to take drivers training. This course has proven quite successful from the safety standpoint, I TERESTING TO MOST STUDENTS The knowledge of the inner Working of our government is essential for each citizen. In order to acquire this knowl- edge this course is offered during the senior year. Every morning students as- semble in the Study Hall for instructions and announce- ments which affect their schedule during the ly. TOMORROW COMES ALL TO SOO Man may not live by bread alone, but try to convince these girls of that at lunch hour. P0 RTS Sports are a necessary diversion from academic work, in that they build win- ning character and understanding. l r VARSITY Our B team was successful in its efforts to produce a respectable win and lost record. Through fine coaching, a marked change was seen in the members. They worked hardg however, they failed to win their invitational tour- ney. Next year, the varsity will be com- posed chiefly of those who gained experience on the B team. B TEAM The Waynetown High School basketball team, under coach Ken Shoup displayed good sportsmanship and enthusiasm, al- though they weren't too successful in the won and lost column. Four lettermen will be lost, but Wayne- town is looking forward to a successful Season next year. 7TH AND 8TH GRADE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: R. Duncan, Coach. SEC- OND ROW, left to right: P. jackson, T. Bolen, G. Hamm, D. Wolf, D. Cole, E. Bryant, M. Biddle, P. Comingore, L. Houser. R. Duncan, Coarb J. Springer, C. Swank, I. Carroll, J. Bar- ton, A. Pendleton, D. james, J. Irvin. 6TH GRADE BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: L, Larew, J. Myers, J. DeBaun. SECOND ROW: R. Duncan, coach, R. Blackford, C. Ken- nedy, E. Pierce, D. Dehne, R, Buhrmester, S. Doan, J. Brat- ton, G. Groce, R. Hurt. 5TH GRADE BASKETBALL Left to right: T. Springer, M. Allen, G. Rush, E. Larew R. Sarver, M. Runyan, P. Miller, W. Redmon, R. West B. Hudson, C. Grissom. 11 It .Ai 'W 7 V . F' il Our annual basketball banquet is highlighted by the presentation of awards earned by the athletes. Where are my team-n1ates??? We appreciate the efforts of our coach, Mr. Ken Shoup, and his ability to cope with trying situations. fl His spontaneous enthusiasm inspired :asf CHEERLEADERS SHEILA HUDSON EVELYN BARTON Throughout the years, these cheerleaders missed no opportunity to lead the fans in unified cheering to stimulate student spirit and rally them in support of the Gladiator team. The responsibility for student spirit is left to the cheerleaders-the '59 leaders accepted the responsi- bility with willingness. RITA HENTHORN PAT RICHARDSON MTA RUTH JOHNSON BONNIE sERv1Es FRONT ROW: R. Larew, R. Bryant, R. Rose. BACK ROW: S. Pierce, j. Harpel, T. Landis. VARSITY TRACK With spring in the air, our team once again took to the track. The crack of the starter's gun beckoned students to assemble and cheer on the Waynetown team. A favorable combination of experience and depth give Promise for a bright '59 track season. When the bar is cleared, its a long fall to the sawdust for vaulter, J. Harpel. Why not set a new school record, R. Bryant. mammal' M 'PE W if V-gwmw,q,,, ,nw X The Junior Class kept the basketball fans refreshed with their delicious snowballs. It was an exciting evening for S Pierce when he received both the B team field goal and free. throw awards. W H. . BA KETBALL SCHEDULE Wayfnetown ..,.,.. .,,.,.. Waynetown ....., ..,,,,. Waynetown .....s. sssssss Wayfnetown ,...,.v .,..... Waynetown. ..... r,,s., . Wfaynetown sas,.a ....... Wfaynetownn , ,,,., ,,,,, , .53 Waynetown .... .. ..... .. Waynetowri ,,.,... ,,.,,,, Waynetown ....... .r....s Wfaynetown r...i.. a..,,.. Wfaynetown Wfaynetown Waynetown ....,,,,.. .....,r Waynetown ,...,,, s s,.. , Waynetown Waynetown Wfaynetownn .... ,i7,, 7 , '58-'5 C. C. Central Hillsboro .,,,. Alamo ..r...... Richland Township Lauramie ,ri,i Rockville V,s., Veedersburg Linden .,....... Pine Village . Turkey Run Williamsport New Ross New Market Waveland Boswell ....., Ladoga .,..i.,. Kingman .,t.. Darlington ORGANIZATIONS A school is not complete without its active organizations, and Waynetown is no exception. These activities are very time consuming and often tiring, but the results are their own reward. X, f X A talented group of young musicians set the pace for our Sunshine Christ- mas Ball Winter Wonderland. Mari- lyn and Harvey seem to be enjoying themselves. Among those present who en- joyed the Annual Halloween Mixer are Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Smith and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Biddle. The Annual Sunshine Dinner was held April 9th. The primary concern was that of honoring the New The Sunshine Society is an or- ganization of the state of In- diana. Its purpose is to spread warmth and sunshine into the hearts of others. Yellow and white are the colors of the society with yellow symboliz- ing the light and warmth of the sun while white stands for purity. The election of Mrs. Loveless to the position of Dean of District I greatly increased the enthusiasm of our organization. The Sun- shine organization has been active in Waynetown forty- four years and will never lose its Vitality. Senior members. ' Marilyn Moore and Judy Houser deliver cheerplates at Christ- mas time. S NSHI E ROW ONE: Sponsor, R. Clark, Treasurer, N. Myers, Vice President, J. Finch, President, L. Larewg Secretary, C. Schenckg Sponsor, M. Loveless. ROW TWO: D. Carroll, M. Moore, R. Henthorn, E. Barton, S. Hudson, J. Houser, J. Stephens, S. Carroll, J. Bunnell, P. Richardson. ROW THREE: B. Campbell, P. Blye, B. Ridge, N. Stonebraker, N. Lewellen, B. Schenck, P. Voliva, D. Myers, L. Remley, L. Davis, N. Taylor, C. Sennett, S. Cord. ROW FOUR: S. Soards, A. Houser, R. Fields, N. Jackson, M. Kerns, S. Larew, N. Ridge, B. Rose, C. Horrocks, B. Ridge, C. Edwards, G. Olsen, J. Voliva, L. Tucker, J. Snyder. Radiant smiles exp-ress the emotions of these incoming members as they meet with their co-sponsors, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Loveless. Our Sunshine Society leaders perform the inspiring ceremony for the initiation of new members. Lack of co-operation between the weatherman and our group forced our annual picnic indoors for this enjoyable occasion. 43 ROW ONE left to right Advisor Mr Cory Treasurer N Cramer President, D. Livingstong Vice Presi- dent B Bonebrake Reporter M Cunningham Sentinel L Wilson ROW TWO: I. HutChiUSOn, D- Davrs J' Underwood H Barton C Debord J Hobson J Fields ROW THREE: D. Simpson, D. Corn Gold and National Blue are appropriate colors for the Na- tional Future Farmers of America Organization. The W a y n e t o W n Chapter farms ten acres behind the school building. This not only pro- vides a laboratory for farm ma- chinery and crop experiment but supplies experience 'for the eager future farmers. This year the Chap- ter chose Mary Jane Finch as their Sweetheart for 1958-59. F.H. . The Future Homemakers of America is a national organization. Different themes and goals are set up by the state each year. This year our theme was, Marriage, Careerf-Education for Both. Our creed best expresses our in- dividual chapter goals. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything that is good and fair. Homes Where truth and love and security and faith will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America. VC'e face the future with warm courage and high hopef, FRONT ROW, left to right: Reporter, P. Richardson, Public Relations, E. Barton, Parliamentarian, J. Volivag Treasurer, C. Schenck President, S. Carroll, Vice President, M. J. Finch, Secretary, S. Larewg Song Leader, L. Tucker, Projects Chairman, J. Houserg Historian R. Henthorng Advisor, R. Clark. SECOND ROW: E. Johnson, D, Carroll, B. Campbell, M. Moore, D. Springer, J. Faucett, J. Hudson N. Myers, J. Stephens, C. Sennett, S. Cord, P. Blye. THIRD ROW: J. Cox, J. Bunnell, B. Schenck, N, Lewellen, N. Taylor, J. Snyder D. Myers, N. Stonebraker, A. Houser, P. Voliva, S. Soards, S. Hudson. FOURTH ROW: B. Ridge, L. Remley, L. Davis, B. Ridge C. Ridge, M. Kerns, N. Ridge, L. Larevv, G. Olsen, R. Fields, B. Rose, C. Horrocks, P. Voliva. -ai' Pi MAKER . - -'A' 098. SOA f5Qe Y '2' 1 1 lp x 4'-f 9 LTIQ 5 ' f 93 oo ' 4' 5 il mf 71 'lil MAT Q. I as X IZ 61, ' og P if 'ei' NEW H ACTIVITIE This year the F.F.A. honored the F.H.A. at a Christmas banquet where the F.H.A. Chapter Sweetheart was announced. We are honored to have Lois Larew as the Central District Vice President of F.H.A. Don Livingston is the District President of F.F.A. This happy couple seems to be enjoying the F.H.A. l'Heaven of Hearts Valentine Dance. The cooks pause for a picture While pre- paring the meal for the B Team basket-- ball tourney. The girls wait anxiously for the results of the judging of the Grain and Home Show. The men are shown judging the F.F.A. projects. 0 et? -L C .L BAND OFPICERS X FIRSTROW: R. Legg, Librarian, J. Bunnell, Vice President, R. Larew, Assistant Band Manager, S. Hudson, Treasurer, J. Hudson, Librarian. i SECOND ROW: S. Larew, Secretaryg S. Dehne, Band Manager, D. Liv- ingston,, President. FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Carroll, N. Myers, N. Fruits, C. Humphreys, J. Hudson, P. Legg B. Schenck, C. Whalen, R. Henthorn, J. Bunnell. SECOND ROW: R. Larevv, L. Houser, R Olsen, S. Larew, M. Kerns, J. Stockdale, B. Servies, M. Biddle, L. Tucker, T. Landis, D. james F. Ratcliff. THIRD ROW: D. Livingston, S. Soards, J. Houser, L. Remley, C. Schenck, R. Rose STANDING: L. Larew, B. Soards, C. Horrocks, N. Taylor, S. Dehne, S. Shea, P. Comingore, S Hudson, J. Hutchins, Conductor. The principle activities of our band this year included taking part in the Mont- gomery County Music Festival and enter- ing the District Band Contest. The music of the high school band provided much vigor and enthusiasm for the basketball games. FRONT ROW, left to right: P. Blye, S. Cord, B. Campbell, C. Sennett, D. Carroll, L. Davis, B. Ridge, J. Finch, E. Barton, S. Carroll, M. Loveless, Director. SECOND ROW: P. Richardson, J. Bunnell, D. Myers, L. Remeley, A. Houser, N. Taylor, N. Myers, S. Soards, B. Schenck, J. Stephens. THIRD ROW: N. Stonebraker, S. Hudson, N. Lewellen, G. Olsen, M. Kerns, L. Tucker, R. Fields, C. Edwards, C. Schenck, J. Voliva, J. Houser, J. Snyder. FOURTH ROW: S. Larew, B. Ridge, C. Horrocks, R. Larew, D. Kunkel, R. Rose, L. Larew. FIFTH ROW: D. Emmett, D. Livingston, R. Bryant, J. Harpel, P. Comingore, F. Ratcliff, T. Landis, B. Soards, C. Myers, C. Hum- phreys, D. Legg. int X, CHORU Awaiting the call to p erfo rm at the County Music Festival at New Market. Mrs. Loveless leads the choral group in a vocal number at the annual Spring Festival. No musical organization is complete with- out the needed accompanists. Standing: J. Bunnell, J. Finch, N. Taylor. Seated: S. Carroll, S. Hudson. Lois Larew and Carroll Myers sing a duet in the Broadway Hits section of the Spring Fes- tival. FRONT ROW: J. Bunnell, S. Carroll, E. Barton, J. Stephens, N. Myers, I. Houser, N. Stonebraker. SECOND ROW: L. Larew, S. Hudson, I. Voliva, S. Soards, L. Remley, L. Tucker, J. Finch. THIRD ROW: D. Simpson, D. Livingston, R. Bryant, S. Larew, B. Rose, G. Olsen, M. Kerns, R. Cox. FOURTH ROW: I. Harpel, P. Comingore, F. Ratcliff, T. Landis, B. Soards, C. Myers, D. Legg, D. Emmert. District Contest lst, 2nd, 5rd -you'll know soon!! Now Fred, this all takes time!l CHOIR Candlelight Service-Smile pretty, just a few minutes until processional. The choir sings their special number Roll, jordan, Roll, at the Attica Fes- tival. 49 I-0 , Rhulmo,,s ill, 4,2 f Q 7 o r l DILIUIZNI LUUIVLIL The Student Council is an organization made up of two selective members from each class. The Council works as a liaison between the faculty and student body concerning matters of student government and activities. Seated, left to right: R. Henthorn, N. Myersg Advisors, Mr. Mitchell and Mrs. Lovelessg I. Snyder, Secretary and Treasurer, S. Soards. Standing: Vice President, I. Finchg R. Bryant, C. Debordg President, C. Myers. ' to li g . PECIAL HO ORS I . D.A,R. Good Citizen Award winner Lois La- rew. Betty C r o c lc e r Home- First hand knowledge in practical politics is the goal of our statesmen as they attend Boys, and Girls' State. Our Boy Staters were Don Living- ston and Carroll Myers, and the Girl Staters were Sandyra Carroll and Sheila Hudson. maker of Tomorrow Award, Sharon Soards. ACTIVITIE Secure in the knowledge that all work and no play makes jack a dull boy, the students of Waynetown High School have the opportunity to partic- ipate in a wide Variety of extracur- ricular activities. W X X Our annual Homecoming took place on No- vember 2l, 1958. The day was planned and sponsored by the Student Council. A parade was held in the afternoon led by the band, followed by the Queenls float and floats rep- resenting each class. This event will be held in the hearts of the students as one of the out- standing occasions of their high school years. HOME Left picture: Freshman attendant, Beverly Campbell -and her escort, Ronnie Bryant. Right picture: junior attendant, Rita Henthorn and her escort, Harvey Barton. Queen Evelyn and her royal court shown here in the crowning cere- mony. CCDMI 1958 Queen jane Herron crowns Evelyn 1 Barton as the 1959 Basketball Homecom- ing Queen. Left picture: Royalty comes in small packages. Chosen from the first grade are the flower girl, Deborah Cox and crown bearer, Lloyd Finch. Right picture: Our Queen poses with her escort, Lee Kirkpatrick, chosen from the senior class. The noise and shouts of the Homecoming Game give way to the soft lights and sweet music of the Homecoming Dance. Left picture: Senior attendant, Sandyra Carroll and her escort, Larry Davis. Right picture: Sophomore attendant, Pat Richardson and her escort, Charles Humphreys. 54 5 5 I i CAST MEMBERS, left to right: J. Voliva, B. Rose, S. Soards, N. Jackson, F. Ratcliff, D. Livingston, Larew, S. Hudson, J. Houser, T. Faulkner, C. Myers, S. Carroll. In front, the director and assistants, M. Kerns, M. Moore, Mrs. Venis, C. Edwards, D. Blackford. Nervous anticipation of their dramatic debut. JLI IDR PL Y THE elzoom SAID Nor' An anxious group of neophyte Thespians tread the boards for the first time and come through with colors flying. The Groom Said No! was presented on October 21. Their first attempt at drama was accepted with appreciative applause. E 'IOR PL Y IF You KNEW SUSIE! To the delight of a capacity crowd the senior class presented the spark- ling comedy, Ulf You Knew Susie!, as their annual play on April 16. This light-hearted farce provided a pleasant interlude that will be remembered by all those fortunate enough to have seen it. A helping hand for a fellow sufferer. CAST MEMBERS, left to right: B. Soards, L. Tucker, R. Henthorn, N. Stonebraker, J. Bunnell, D. Emmert, J. Finch, J. Harpel, R. Crowder L. Remley, E. Hurt. CARIBBEAN CRUISE MAY 8, I959 - ' I i -l' Dancing was enjoyed on board the S. S. SENIOR to the music of Rick Kirkman's band. The jun- iors and seniors will always hold fond memories in their hearts of the 1958-59 Junior-Senior Prom. The juniors worked very hard in preparing the Banquet and Prom for the seniors. Their theme was Caribbean Cruise. This picture shows the speakers table and the seniors enjoying the banquet at Fishermans Inn. FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Fry, S. Hudson, E. Barton, D. Livingston, J. Voliva, C. Myers, S. Soards, M. Moore, T. Faulkner, S Carroll. SECOND ROW: N. Crowder, M. Kerns, D. Blackford, B. Rose, N. Jackson, L. Kirkpatrick, L. Larew, F. Ratcliff, G. Olsen, C Edwards, L. Davis, J. 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IloiQ1 1EL1'.L-'V:s: i-lk?iffiLW?:iiifs-'V.1532.ix:51,lf.'fs1'V5 iL'1:I-'lQls3'fL.H-5E'.f.fiTf1. 15i,f?f'L-lxxf5..'f1'1f,f5:lLil. flg1JWfflwfxin.isiigirrihkfgii5E1?f5l55?.fL.4K'liktifkixllsll Kxigb CLASS FLOWER CLASS MOTTO Believe in yourself, Carnation there's magic in faith CLASS COLORS Royal Blue and Baby Blue CLASS SONG Halls Of Ivy FIRST ROW, left to right: N. Crowder, J. Houser, L. Larew, J. Voliva, N. jackson, C. Edwards, M, Kerns, S. Soards, S. Hudson E. Barton, S. Carroll, G. Olsen. SECOND ROW: L. Kirkpatrick, J. Bolechala, driverg Mr. Forlow, guideg Mrs. Venis, sponsor Mrs. Biddle, sponsorg Mr. Biddle, sponsorg Mr. Smith, sponsor, Mr, Mitchell, sponsor, C. Myers, B. Fry. THIRD ROW: D. Liv ingston, D. Blackford, T. Faulkner, L. Davis, F. Ratcliff. The annual senior trip began Saturday, May 23, at 5:00 a.m. The group toured points of interest in Washington D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City. They arrived home Saturday evening, May 30. AD ERTISING .AWMWW The publication of this yearbook X '41, x would not have been possible Without the support of the community's busi- ness organizations. We appreciate their financial help and good wishes. los N. Green Crawfo c,I ville .: fx x jx - I304 S. Granr Avenue Crawforclsville, Indiana Phone: EM 2-0007 RUDISILL NURSING AND CONVALESCENT HOME On 'Ihe kindness and care of roday, Resi The heaI'I'h and happiness of +omorrow. Owner and AcIminisI'raI'or MR. OWEN GENE RUDISILL RepresenI'a+ive' MRS. HAZEL WILIVER Supervisor MRS. J. MCCAULEY, R. DOCTORS ON 24-HOUR CALL UNITED TRACTOR SALES Massey-Ferguson Dealer IOO6 E. College SI'ree+ PHONE EM 2-0605 Complimenrs of UNION SAVINGS ,536 AND LOAN Assoc. 5135 los SOUTH GREEN PHONE EM 2-2400 9 nv-Tim' 44 R Af1TQhv1,r Diamonds - Warches QuaIi+y Jewelry LEONARD C. WINCHELL I Q yy! Jewe er THE SPORTSMAN SHGP Fea'I'uring Finesl' Names in A'rhIe+ic Equipmenr Cameras and Camera Equipmenl' MODEL DEPARTMENT EM 2-l907 I26 E. Main CRAWFORDSVILLE MAPLEHURSTS FARMS Milk and Ice Cream 20l Sou+I1 WGSDIHQIOD S+ree'r J. E. RICE HARDWARE Minneapolis Moline Machinery Speed Queen WALTER IEDI BAILY, Manager Washers - DfYe'S Ph. EM 2-2740 Hardware - Farm Supplies WAYNETOWN, INDIANA CompIimen+s of BCLDT MILLING COMPANY, INC. Purina Chows-BoId+'s Feeds Crushing - Grinding - Slwelling Feriilizer - Supplies PHONE I77 WAYNETOWN. INDIANA CompIimen+s of PARKS FURNITURE MART in SMARTS BU RG. INDIANA SCHULTZ AND SCHULIZ THE BOOK STORE I05 N. Washingion S'I'. CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA Phone EM 2-0906 I MILE SOUTH OF C'VILLE ROAD 23I OPEN Complimenis I6 OR eo of fo Bring Your Sugar of THE CLEVELAND +C, -Hqe 'W BAKERY, INC. Phone EM 2-4504 CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA ANAFAM FEEDS Manufacrured by American Na'IionaI Feed and Mineral Corpora+ion WAYNETOWN. INDIANA gn R 5. IX, , Comfcjimenis I-P-GAS HILLTOP Buy Direc+ and Save WAYNETOWN. INDIANA Where Food Is FinesI ' LEE AND HAZEL SMALL CompIimenI's of LAREW'S MARKET WEST END SERVICE WesI'ern IncIiana's Fines+ Service Garage PHONE I44 WAYNETOWN CompIimen+s of R. D. CAPEHART REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE Ph.-me wzo WAYNETOWN 1 , X .1 Complimenfs of SCHULTZ GARAGE . WHlTAKER'S Fumiiufe Floor Covering WAYNETOWN INDIANA Phone l40 WAYNETOWN INDIANA Complimenfs of WAYNETOWN STATE BANK MEMBER FDIC Serving Since I892 BOUNNELL PHARMACY RUSSELL E. phone H5 BROWN MORTUARY 24 Hr. Oxygen Equipped .,'- I Ambulance Service cf CRAWFORDSVILLE LINDEN .. ,E 5 - Kenai , '-.- ,ILA Q fy IDEPENDABLE Q 41.1 DRUGGIST CompIimen+s Cp l'+ P ' +' of ua I y rescrlp ion Service Borden's Ice Cream WAYNETOWN, INDIANA CRAWFORDSVILLE INDIANA Complimenis of MERRILL B. CORD Insurance and Real Es'ra+e WAYNETOWN, INDIANA MILLERS CURING PLANT Cus'Iom BuI'cI1ering WAYNETOWN, INDIANA LES'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Phone I2I ,HC WAYNETOWN, INDIANA WHALEN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. THE WAYNETOWN DISPATCH THE WINGATE NEWS I SERVIES FUNERAL HOME 2 WAYNETOWN PHONE I I7 In . 24 Hour Ambulance Service CompIimen+s of WAYNETOWN TILE COMPANY WAYNETOWN, INDIANA BAND BOX CLEANERS Dependable Service PHONE I9O I 5 Years Experience WAYNETCWN INDIANA WEST'S SUPER MARKET I3I WEST MAIN STREET Qualiiy MeaI's Only an Low Prices Every Day LOWELL WEST, Owner CompIimen+s of BO-ZEE DRIVE IN Complimenis of SUBURBAN HOME FARM WAYNETOWN, INDIANA Coffee - Sandwiches YBVETEGTSHQI So'FI' Drinks or S Ire ogg I922 I959 K. H. SCHENCK G. H. BROWN 81 SONS S'Ione - Gravel -- Dir+ WAYNETOWN, IND. PH. 6920 or 6930 CompIimenIs of WAYNETOWN LUIVIBER Compleie Line of Building Marerials ARVEL DEBORD, Manager Wayne+own, Ind. Ph. 48 CompIimen+s of TRU-LAY BLOCK COMPANY WAYNETOWN, INDIANA The Sfudehi' Spo'rIigh'I Is on JOSTEN CLASS RINGS and Ihe SpoI'IighI Reveals THE SMART THING WEAR A CLASS RING KEN ESLINGER Represenrafive ZOI9 Crawford TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA CO DEKALB AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, INC. General Offices DEKALB, ILLINOIS BUD LEAVERTON, PIan+ Manager CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA LESTER F. SHEWEY HAZEL C. SHEWEY SHEWEY'S FLOWERS Dis+inc'I'ive Arrangemenfs for Every FIoraI Need We Wire FIowers EasI' on U.S. I36 PHONE: EM 2-7305 CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND. MARHOEFFER ALL MEAT WIENERS U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED PIus THE BRAND OF QUALITY DR. C. F. SCHROEDER Op+omeI'risI' 2II-I3 Ben Hur Building Phone EM 2-3209 CRAWFORDSVILLE INDIANA CORNER GIFT SHOP RECQRDS AND CARDS CRAWFORDSVILLE INDIANA B. F. SUVERKRUP PSC CHIROPRACTOR CRAWFORDSVILLE INDIANA Ben Hur Buiiding CRAWFORD BARBER SHOP CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA WENDELL SCHENCK Waynefown BIacIcsmiI'I1 Welding and Radia'I'or Repair PHONE I20 WAYNETOWN INDIANA PEYTON PALMER The CQMPANY D. H. GOBLE PRINTING CO. Tea Table Fine Foods GREENFIELD' INDIANA DANVILLE ILLINOIS DOUG'-A5 WEST RepresenI'a+Ive Complimenls KIGER 8: CO., INC. of I830 Wesl I6I'h S+reeI' INDIANAPOLIS 2. INDIANA For 'Ihe Finesl' in School Supplies CECIL O. CARROLL Farm Bureau Pe'I'roIeum Prod uc'Is WAYN ETOWN INDIANA PHONE: 2222 Specialized Business Courses. Nine s'Irong, dependable business courses designed Io prepare for definile Iob obieciives. Big demand for graduales. Free PIacemen+ Service. Approved by SI'a'Ie Deparl- ,, , . . TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA GLEN COLDFELTER, Salesman Phones: Lincoln 8I56 or 8I57 men+ of PubIIc Ins+ruc+Ion-Vocal-ional Rehabililalion Division. CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE Phone: ME 4-8337 802 N. Meridan S+. Indianaolis THE SMITH STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP A'I'I'ICA, INDIANA Phone: POrI'er 4-4654 DOUG'S DRIVE IN Frozen Cus+ard Sandwiches MaI+s Coneys I Oc Shakes TAYSTEE BREAD INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA CompIimen'I's of HILLS BORO GRAIN' COMPANY I-III.I.sBoIzo, INDIANA ROBI NSON IMPLEMENT SALES McCORMICK FARM EQUIPMENT Phone I28 Winga+e, Indiana Loans ancI Savings Accounis Chris+mas Savings MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION HILLSBORO STATE BANK I-III.I.sBoRo, INDIANA HILLSBORO LUMBER COMPANY HILLSBORO INDIANA HELGER'S AII Coin Opera+ecI Self-Service Laundry OPEN 24 HOURS 20 Au+oma'ric Washers 5 Dryers Your CIo+hes Washed by Themselves in I0O'X, SO'I:'I' Wa+er PO-4-7756 OI SUZIE LANE ATTICA WAYN ETOWN POU LTRY, INC. We Buy PouI+ry and Eggs MEYERS BROTHERS Plumbing, Hea+ing, and Appliances Frigidaire Appliances PHONE 2l4 PHONE I96 WAYNETOWN, INDIANA CompIimenI's of ANDREWS 8. HERRON ComPIImenI5 of I WAYNETOWN INDIANA ' x ' K . A 2 ,- 4 N ' 46 a : A Q ' 2 fi KS S 1 :Q lr 5'x AX , . 522 ixfy . Q, 1 I Ig , iff 1 O KRUGS BARBER SHOP WAYNETOWN INDIANA T 8: M HARDWARE MITTON 81 INGERSOLL Hardware - Housewares CITIES Sherwin-Williams Paws SERVICE PHONE 4920 WAYNETOWN INDIANA WAYNETOWN INDIANA Comp imen+s of Meais and Groceries WAYNETOWN PHONE I57 CompIimen+s of CompIimen+s of sc:-ILooT FURNITURE co. RIVIERA MOTEL CRAWFORDSVILLE CRAWFORDSVILLE INDIANA INDIANA CompIimen+s of CompIimen+s of IDLE HOUR ROLLER RINK NUNZIO'S PIZZA HOUSE CRAWFORDSVILLE CRAWFORDSVILLE INDIANA INDIANA I JIM HECKER S LUSTRE CRAFT BY WESTBEND Your Spor+s Headquar+ers LAFAYETTE 3I8 Norfh Gilberi' Sffreef 'NDIANA DANVILLE, ILLINOIS Phone 929W Complimenfs of SHAVER'S HATCHERY HENDERSON'S OFFICE SUPPLY VEATCH 81 PINKERTON, INC. PETT'S FLOWER SHOP TILNEY'S SHOE REPAIR DR. C. O. HAFFNER CONRAD'S DRESS SHOP PHOTO FASHIONS STUDIO WESLEY MOTEL BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I'-759 FROM CRAWFORDSVILLE BUSINESS FIRMS COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Crawfordsville, Indiana PERRY LEWIS CO. FORD AuI'I'1orizecI Sales ancl Service DELLEKAMP'S DEPT. STORE Crawfordsville, Indiana J. C. PENNEY CO. Craw'IorcIsviIIe, Indiana ELSTON BANK 81 TRUST CO. Crawfordsville, Indiana MONTGOMERY COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE B 81 D LUMBER CO. CARRICO FURNITURE CO. DILLMAN IMPLEMENT CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK 81 TRUST CO. THE GOLDEN RULE KRUG PLUMBING CO. ACE HARDWARE COMPANY ANGLIN 81 STRONG PLUMBING COMPANY CLEMENTS-SMITH CORPORATION CRAWFORDSVILLE CLEANERS DAVIS, HERMAN, INC. DILLMAN HARDWARE COMPANY EDWARDS MOTOR SALES FANNY-BEE STYLE SHOP FASHION SHOES GALLOWAY, O. K., 81 SON COMPANY HALL'S I EMPORIUM HAZEL7S BO-KA SHOPPE HORNER, R. M., INC. LADOGA FEDERAL SANINGS 81 LOAN MEADOW GOLD DAIRY MONTGOMERY WARD 8: CO. THE RAPP COMPANY STECK'S CLOTHING STORE KENNY'S SHOES MILLER'S SHOES PATTISON'S TV 84 APPLIANCES RESONER'S JEWELRY SCHIFF'S SHOES SMITH AND DUCKWORTH LUMBER COMPANY SOUIRE SHOP STOKER'S HEATING 81 APPLIANCE SALES SYMMES-WILLIAMS ELECTRIC WESTERN AUTO STORE WILLIAMS, D. W., JEWELRY WOODY'S USED CARS AND PARTS SHOP IN CRAWFORDSVILLE Complimenls of Dr. Claude N. Thompson Wayne+own Indiana PHONE: I33 The Chinese expression Wha+ you do speaks so loud I cannol hear whal you say. approprialely summarizes whal' could be a lenglhy accounl of +he efforls of Jrhe ACERIA slaff This year. From 'rhe beginning lhe slafl has labored under a variely of problems which, a+ 'lhe lime. seemed almosl' insurmounlable. Wilh lhe complele co-operalion of l'he enlire slafl and lhe guiding hands of our advisors, Mrs. Venis and Mrs. Loveless, Jrhe proiecl' has finally reached complelion. Q The ACERIA STAFF TAYE95, 'IPB'r!S'L' 'NSE EMLEANY ,-V A ' 3