West Vigo High School - Saga Yearbook (West Terre Haute, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1966 volume:

1966 SAGA West Vigo High School West Terre Haute, Indiana Volume Six Through the doors of West Off to another class, another day. Mr. Waugh opens the gates to opportunity to the 760 students of West Vigo. Mr. Church makes big plans for the band . Do you think we can capture first in the state next year? TABLE OF CONTENTS ,5 M Introduction Academics.14 Athletics.54 Activities.74 Advertising.110 f . Vigo pass .. . As the doors of West Vigo opened for the 1965-66 school year, you may have been beginning or ending your school career. This Saga will help you to re¬ member the customs of the day, the classes you attended, and the friends you made. These pictures will help you recall that through these doors passed your friends,your faculty, and you. As you go through life, you will make many entrances and exits, but the most significant of these have been made at West Vigo. These four years, the years which mold the future citi¬ zens of America, may have been the happiest of your life. Many of your high school experiences have been captured in this 1965-66 Saga. CAP. 66 pmtr The band passes through these doors many times for hard practices, but it has certainly been well worth it. The school bus, a familiar sight to many Vikings, brings the students daily to the doors of West Vigo. We entered these doors tosis 1 IlijP iP • In physical education class we learned to do many things such as calisthenics and tumbling. We also learned that it is necessary to maintain a physical fitness program in which we build ourselves physically and mentally. We have learned many activities in our school. Each of them is important to the faculty, students, and the school as a whole. The classes give us the experience in leading groups and in working and cooperating with others. The knowledge which we have acquired in these four years will qualify us for our future goals in life. The students of West Vigo devote time and energy to learning the fundamen¬ tals of government, English, history, and the other subjects necessary to prepare us for business and living in the world today. Working together with a spirit of cooperation, the stu¬ dents have achieved not only this goal, but also the respect and friendship of many. The language lab is important to our foreign language department. Mrs. Gastineau is shown here with her Spanish class. My, have prices gone up? These young homemakers learn the economics of food buying. This knowledge will be of value to them in their future. Fourscore and seven years ago.. .Must be test time in Miss Lake ' s U.S. History class today, she has her map pulled down again. Is this a familiar scene to any of you? We will long remem ber this symbol of Miss Lake. Sue and Becky learn about hems, waistbands, and buttonholes. This boy is learning the funda¬ mentals of mechanical drawing. to learn . . . j ■ ■ ■ .tejiii Sue Ramsey illustrates in this picture the techniques and skills obtained in art class. One of the many things they have done this year is to furnish posters for our activities. In addition to the many fundamental courses offered at West Vigo, there are various elective subjects which help create the well-rounded student. The students not only have the op¬ portunity to learn academic subjects, but they may enroll in classes which accentuate their individual abilities . Such classes include: art, chorus, journalism, and the sciences. Many of the students who are interested in these courses and take advantage of them go on to base their careers on them after graduation. Even if you take part in one of these classes simply because you enjoy that par¬ ticular subject, it will still be of great value to you in the years ahead. [ 6 ] The staff members of the Viking Shield work hard to make our newspaper the best in the county. Fine job! and keep on learning . . . Kathy shows her Physical Science class what the book says. Her student teacher listens attentively. OK girls let’s try it one more time. All together now --one, two, three. Me, mae, ma, mo, mu. That ' s better. But, Mr. Harbaugh, P must equal 2 1 plus 2 w. Mr. Harbaugh looks on as Connie proves she is right. [ 7 ] We were closing the gap The subjects we have studied in our four years in high school will be a great help to us in the years to come. The required classes had set the foun¬ dation enabling us to build and develop the basic skills needed to succeed in life. There are certain special courses that are available to students at West Vigo which will add to their vocational abilities. Among these are: Audio- Visual, Distributive Education Classes of America, Mechanical Drawing, Special Home Economics Classes, and many others. These courses are all under the direction of highly qualified faculty members. Mr. Hilton points out to an interested shop student the fundamentals of operating this machine. A member of the Audio Visual Club, Steve Wilguess, shows the simplicity of operating a projector. [ 8 ] Mrs. Sargent looks on as her sophomore class concen¬ trates on worthwhile skills in English. between adolescents and adults Here are three representatives from West Vigo ' s D.E. C. A. Club employed in part-time work at IGA Foodliner. Through the years we will long remember those class meetings we had, or in other words... utter confusion! We entered these doors Now Kent, I’m not going to tell you again! But Sandy, you know I ' m never wrong. This is one way to win friends and sometimes lose them. Some of our students enjoy playing checkers on their noon hour. For a pause that refreshes, Have a Coke , from our machine. t 10 ] and made new friends . . . Some of us entered West Vigo as strangers to all; and some returned to make new friends and become reac¬ quainted with old ones. Special groups we re formed, and each group had its own meeting place-maybe yours was in the halls, in the library, gymnasium, or in the cafeteria. Whether you had a special group of friends or one special friend, we all found and developed new friendships that we will remember, along with all the special events, and wonderful memories as we take the final walk together and say our final good-byes to our West Vigo High. We found it was easier to study in the library than in the study hall. As in previous years, our students prefer eating in the cafeteria. Well never forget . . . the friends we made - [ 12 ] ACADEMICS As our academic life began, we entered the Door of Learn¬ ing , which when once through, one can never turn back. We found we were destined to learn, whether we wanted to or not! Although not all of us were able to understand pre¬ cision, demonstrated by the wheel and rotary stool, we all tried to keep our wheels rolling until each of us was, in his own way, better equip¬ ped for life than before we came. Mr. George Waugh-Principal Mr. Vyron Jones-Assistant Principal Administration and faculty prepare students for future. .. Always striving to guide the steps of their pupils so they may be a credit to the school and community , the administration and members of the faculty devote their time and energy to counseling and teaching the funda¬ mentals of government, English,his¬ tory, and the other subjects necessary to prepare young men and women for business and living in the world today. Working together with a spirit of co¬ operation and friendship, the adminis¬ tration and faculty has achieved not only this goal, but also the respect and friendship of their pupils. We, the students of West Vigo, are proud of our fine faculty. Mrs. Violet Cline-Dean of Girls Mr. James Jackson-Dean of Boys [ 16 ] Anderson, Ernest Barter, David Beasley, Edward Belskus, A1 Clements, Robert Cline, Violet Cork, Wanda Crombie, Robert Gastineau, Venita Gilmour, Amelia Graham, Ray Gray, Margaret Harbaugh, Jerry Hargis, James Hilton, Rudolph [ 17 ] Lake, Vernice Lumsdon, William Martin, Kathryn O ' Neill, Mabel Ray, Margaret Reilly, Elizabeth Thornton, Elizabeth Waugh, George Yaw, Ellis Jackson, James Jones, Vyron Karsner, Patricia Lackey, William McCarty, Genevive McPeak, Val Nelson, Valada Newton, Dale Roseboom, Alberta Sargent, Sara Shearer, William Short, Dean [ 18 ] Perhaps we do not realize what a great service these women do for West Vigo. They are Chris Obst, Office Manager-Treasurer; Imogene Rippy, Education Secretary; and Diane Switzer, Guidance Secretary. Theyspend many hours in the office assisting students, teachers, and deans and keeping the school records up to date. Non-teaching Personnel Thomas Barker, William Maurer, Ray Pearson, Arthur Phelps, and Rosemary Seckinger make up the staff of custo dians. They always keep our school looking presentable. We certainly owe a great deal of thanks to these women for all the fine meals they have prepared forusduring the year. They are Roxie McPheeters, Ethel Monnett, Martha Robinson, Doris Silcock, Alvena Hamilton, and Rose Mary Menestrina. The new system instituted this year of having two lunch lines was popular with the students. i MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Karen Ostermiller Chris Aldridge BEST LEADERS Jan Nay Bill Long 1966 Senior The Senior Hall of Fame is an honor bestowed on a senior boy or girl who is chosen most outstanding in each par¬ ticular field. The Hall of Fame was MOST COURTEOUS Susan Sargent Kenny Glidewell MOST SPIRIT Teddy Miller Sammy Potts [ 20 ] At ft Hall of Fame voted by the students and then from their results the teachers narrowed it down to these sixteen people who were considered most outstanding in that category. BEST DRESSED Mary Jane Davidson Bryant Jones WITTIEST Mary Ann Day Fred Storms BEST PERSONALITY Margaret Miller John Harris MOST POISE Nancy Puller George Douglas r 21 ] The 1965-66 senior class officers were: President, Rick Evinger; Vice-President, John Harris; Secretary, Margaret Miller; and Treasurer, Sandy Philabaum. These officers planned many activities for their senior year. Seniors—Class of 1966 The seniors of 1966 have come a long way since the day they took their first uncertain steps through the doors of West Vigo High School. They will never forget the short skirts, the straight-looking hair-dos, the total look, and the Frug, Watusi, and Jerk. Many events have taken place since that day until now as they hesitantly prepare for another step-- graduation. As each departing senior leaves , he will come to many important crossroads in his life. The future with which they are faced will be a test of these past four years. As their senior year comes to a close, West Vigo High School bids them farewell and hopes that each may do his best in the years to come in whatever role he might play. [ 22 ] I i Senior Teddy Miller looks on as Mr. Cork shows her poster display. Seniors Larry Davison and John Harris distribute posters around the building. Slaves are Patty Surber, Connie Moss and Lynn Spurr. BKHMI Our senior class is shown above as they appeared at Concannon in the eighth grade. AKERS, CLARA-Basketball Attendant 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Football Attendant 1; Football Queen 4; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Prom Attendant 3; Speech Club 1, 2. ALDRIDGE, CHRIS-Key Club 4, Board of Directors 4; Math Club 4, President 4; Speech Club 4; Student Council 4. ALLEN, RICHETTA-GAA 1; Y-Teens 4. ARCHER, DEBBIE-Bible Club 2, 3, 4 , V. President 4; FTA 3, Secretary 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Math Club 3, 4; Science Club 3, 4. AUE, DEBBIE-Cheerblock 1, 2, 3; FTA 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 4; Y- Teens 2, 3. AUTEN, CAROL-Hi-Y 3, 4. BANKS, TIM-Golf Club 1,2; Hi-Y 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, Board of Directors 3; Lettermen ' s 2, 3,4. BARNHART, FRED-Audio-Visual Club 2; DCE 4. BARNHART, TERRY BARROWS, MARY-Cheerblock 2, 3; Library Club 1; Y-Teens 3. BAUM, JOYCE-Band 2; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Saga Staff 4; Speech Club 2. BAYS, SANDRA-Bible Club 4; Library Club 4. BEAI, RANDY BECK, LARRY-Bible Club 3; DECA 3, 4. BELFI, RONI-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 4. [ 24 ] BLACKBURN, MARION BOWEN, CHUCK-DECA 3. BRANDENBURG, VICKIE-Cheerblock 2; GAA 3; Y-Teens 1,2. BRENEMAN, DAVE BROWN, ALICE-Bible Club 1; DECA 3; Y-Teens 4. BROWN, JIM A. BROWN, JIM-Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BROWN, RITA-Band 2,3,4; Math Club 4; Science Club 4. BUTLER, JANICE CASEROTTI, DON-Hi-Y 1,2; Key Club 3, 4; Speech Club 1. CATES, MARSHA-Band 2,3,4; Library Club 3, 4; Science Club 4; Speech Club 4; Vikettes 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. CHEESEMAN, FLOYD CHURCH, KARYN-Cheerblock 1,2,3; GAA 1, 2; Root ' s Fashion Board 4; Saga Staff 4; Vikette 1, 2. COBBLE, PEGGY- Cheerblock 2; DECA 3,4, V. President 4; GAA 1,2, 3; Speech Club 3; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. COFFMAN, BILL-Band 1,2. j eech Club 4. [ 25 ] COX, GARY-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Lettermen ' s 2, 3, 4, President 4; Stu¬ dent Council 4. COX, JERRY CRISS, BOB CROMBLE, CONNIE-FHA 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Y-Teens 4. DAVIDSON, MARY JANE-Basketball Attendant 4; Football Attendant 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Attendant 3; Speech Club 4; Vikette 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain of Marching Girl’s Corps; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 3, 4. DAVIS, DEBBIE-Basketball Queen 4 ; Football Attendant 2, 4; GAA 1,2; Sophomore Class V. President. DAVISON, LARRY-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chap¬ lain 4; Junior Class President; Letter- men’s 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 3, 4. DAY, MARY ANN-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap¬ tain 3; GAA 1, 2, 3; Y-Teens 1. DECKER, CHERYL-Basketball Attendant 3; Cheerblock 1,2,3; Football Attend¬ ant 4; GAA 1; Prom Queen 3; Saga Staff 4. DELAUNOIS, LARRY-Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1, 2; Football 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. DOUGLAS, GEORG E-Football 1,2; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Lettermen’s 2; Math Club 4; Sophomore Class President; Student Council 1, 2, 3, V. President 3; Tennis 1. 2, 3. EDINGTON, ED ELLIS, NANCY EVINGER, RICK-Key Club 1, 2, 3, .4; Senior Class President; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 3, 4. FARMER, LINDA-FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, V. President 3, President 4; Science Club 3; Y-Teens 1. [ 26 ] FAVRE, LUCKY-Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi- Y 4; Lettermen’s 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. FEHRMAN, JUDY-GAA 1,2; Y-Teens 1 . FUGATE, JOHN-Basketball 2. FUNKHOUSER, JUANITA-FHA 3; Li¬ brary Club 1,2; Science Club 3; Y- Teens 1. FUNKHOUSER, PHYLLIS-FHA 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1. GLIDEWELL, KENNY-Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Hi-Y 4. GODBEY, DAVID-Key Club 3,4. GOSSETT, DONNA-FHA 3,4, V. Pres¬ ident 4; Y-Teens 1. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE GREEN, LINDA HALL, ART-Lettermen ' s 3. HARMON, RON-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi- Y 2, 3, 4; Secretary 4; Lettermen ' s 2, 3, 4, V. President 4. HARRIS, JOHN-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas¬ ketball 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Fresh¬ men Class V. President; Hi-Y 4, V. President 4; Lettermen ' s 3,4; Senior Class V. President; Student Council 2, 3. HEDDEN, LARRY-Bible Club 2; Foot¬ ball 3, 4. HEDDEN, MARY-Bible Club 1,2,3; FHA 4. HEYEN, JOHN-DECA 3. HEYEN, SHEILA HEYEN, SUE-Band 1,2; Cheerblock 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 3; Y-Teens 1,2,3. HOBSON, GLENDA-FHA 2, 3, 4, Histo¬ rian 3,4; Library Club 1. HOFFMAN, LINDA-Chorus 3; Speech Club 3. HOOPINGARNER, BELVA-DECA 3; GAA 2; Library Club 3. HOOPINGARNER, EUGENE HORTON, SHARON-Football Attendant 1, 2; Library Club 1; Prom Attendant 3; Sophomore Class Secretary. HOUSE, BEVERLY-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4. HUFF, ROBERTA-DE Club 3,4, Secre¬ tary 4; GAA 1, 2; Library Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2; V. President 3. JACKSON, LYNETTE-Basketball At¬ tendant 1; Library 1; Y-Teens 4; Saga Staff 2, 3, 4, Co-Editor 4. JOHNS, CAROLEE-Cheerblock 1,2,3; FTA 3; Speech 2, 3, 4, President 3; Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3. JOHNSON, BETTY-GAA 1; Y-Teens 4. JOHNSON, JANET-Band 1, 2; Speech 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. JONES, BRYANT-Audio-Visual 3; Li¬ brary 4; Photography Club 1; Saga Staff 2, 3; Science Club 4; Student Council 4; Youth Council 3, 4, President 4. JONES, FRANK [ 28 ] KEITH, NANCY-GAA 1. KELLAMS, JOHN KENNEDY, JERRY- Basketball 1; Hi-Y 3, 4, President 4; Science Club 4; Stu¬ dent Council 4. KEYES, BILL-Football 1, 2, 3. KINNEY, LAURA-Speech Club 2, 3, 4, V. President 3, President 4; Student Council 1; Vikette 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain of Marching Girls ' Corps 4; Y-Teens 2, 4; Youth Council 3, 4. KIRK, RACHEL-Cheerblock 2, 3; FHA 1; GAA 1, 4; Saga Staff 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 3, 4. KIRSCH, ELAINE-FHA 4; Y-Teens 1. KRISCHAK, LINDA-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl ' s State Representative 3; Library Club 1; Science Club 4; Speech Club 3. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE LANEY, JOYCE-Band 3. LAWSON, MARY LECLERQ, EARL LEWIS, HELEN-Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2; FTA 2, 3. LONG, BILL-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sargeant-at- arms 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4, V. President 3, President 4; Lettermen ' s 2,3,4; Math Club 4 ; Student Council 4, Pres¬ ident 4. LOWE, MIKE-Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball 1, 2; Cross Country 2. MACAK, JERRY-Audio-Visual 2, 3; Football 1, 3, 4. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE MacLEAN, PHYLLIS-Cheerblock 2, 3; FTA 3, V. President 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Math Club 3, 4 ; Speech Club 2, 3; Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, Interclub President 4. MAHER, PATTY-GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 1, 2, 3. MANLEY, LINDA-Library Club 1. MASKELL, KAREN-DECA 4; Y-Teens 1 . McCalister, DicK-Footbaii 1 , 2 , 3 ,4. McCONKEY, DAVID-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 2, 3, 4. McCOY, VICKIE-Band 2; Chorus 1; GAA 2, 3, 4 ; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. McQUEARY, PEGGY-Band 1,2; Cheer- block 1, 2; GAA 1, 2; Speech Club 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. MEADLO, PAUL MILLER, BOB MILLER, DAVID MILLER, MARGARET-Cheerblock 1,2, 3; DAR Award 4; FTA 3; Junior Class Treasurer; Library Club 4, President 4; Saga Staff 4; Senior Class Secretary; Shield Staff 3; Speech Club 1, 2, 3; Student Council 4; Youth Council 3,4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. MILLER, TEDDY-Cheerblock 2, 3; GAA 1; Junior Class Secretary; Saga Staff 4; Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3; Stu¬ dent Council 4 ; Youth Council 3,4; Y- Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4. MOSS, CONNIE-Cheerblock 1, 2; GAA 1,2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Y-Teens 1,2. MULLEN, PEGGY-Chorus 4; GAA 1, 2; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3. [ 30 ] MURPHY, GARY-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. NAY, JAN-Cheerblock 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 2, V. President 3, President 4; Girls ' State Representative 3; Junior Class V. President; Saga Staff 4; Shield Staff 3; Speech Club 1; Y- Teens 2, 3, V. President 3. NELSON, VIRGINIA-FHA 1; GAA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Y-Teens 4. OSTERMILLER, KAREN-Math Club 3; Saga Staff 4; Speech 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Youth Council 3, 4, Secretary 3; Y- Teens 2, 3, 4, Interclub Representative 4. PAGE, STEVE PEARSON, DeRUSS-Key Club 2, 3,4; Library Club 1; Math Club 3, 4. PEARSON, GORDON-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Hi- Y 3, 4; Lettermen’s 2,3,4; Science Club 4; Track 2, 3, 4. PHILABAUM, SANDY-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerblock 1, 2; Senior Class Treasurer; Speech Club 2, 3, Secretary 3; Vikettes 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. PORTER, LORETTA-DECA 3. PHILLIPS, JUDY-Cheerblock 1,2; GAA1. POTTS, SAMMY-Football 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Lettermen ' s 4, Secretary 4; Library 1, Secretary 1; Math Club 3; Photog¬ raphy Club 1; Speech 3, 4, Treasurer 4. PRUIETT, BOB-Audio-Visual Club 4; Boys ' State Representative 3; Key Club 2,3, 4, Treasurer 4; Lettermen’s 4; Li¬ brary 1, 4, V. President 1; Math Club 3; Photography 1; Science Club 4; Speech Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Youth Council 3, 4. PULLER, NANCY-FHA 3; Youth Coun¬ cil 3, 4. QUINN, GEORG E-Football 2, 3, 4. RAMEY, CHERYL-Cheerblock 1,2,3; FTA 1, 2, V. President 2; Saga Staff 4; Shield Staff 3; Speech Club 1; Y-Teens 1,2,3. [ 31 ] RAMEY, DIANA-Cheerblock 1,2; GAA 1,2; Library Club 1; Y-Teens 3. RAMSEY, DALE-Audio-Visual Club 2; Lettermen’s 3. RAMSEY, LINDA-FHA 3,4, Parliamen¬ tarian 4; Library 1. RAMSEY, TRUDY-Band 1; Freshman Class Treasurer; Y-Teens 3,4. REESE, JANICE-Basketball Attendant 2,4; Cheerblock 2; Cheerleader 2; Chorus 1, 3, 4; Prom Court 3; Saga Staff 3,4, Co-Editor 4; Shield Staff 2; Y-Teens 1. RENNER, LOUIE RICHEY, ARLO-Football 3, 4; Letter- men’s 4; Track 2. RIGGS, MARGARET- Library 1; Y-Teens 4. RIGGS, MARY ROLLINGS, VERNA ROSEBROCK, SANDY-Cheerblock 2; Chorus 1; GAA 1,2; Y-Teens 1. S ROTH, JANE ANN-Cheerblock 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; FTA 1, 2, Treasurer 2; Saga Staff 4; Speech Club 1,2; Vikette 1; Youth Council 3, 4; Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL, JOHN-DECA 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen’s 3, 4, Treasurer 4. SARGENT, SUSAN-Cheerblock 1, 2, 3; FTA 3; GAA 1; Saga Staff 4; Speech Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 2; Y-Teens 2, 3,4. SAVANT, COOKIE-Chorus 1; Y-Teens 1 , 2 . [ 32 ] SCHOFFSTALL, JUDY SCHOFFSTALL, MARILYN-Library Club 1, Treasurer 1; Y-Teens 4. SCOTT, RICHARD-DECA 3; Science Club 3; Speech Club 4; Youth Council 4. SELVIA, SANDY-Basketball Attendant 2; Cheerblock 2; Cheerleader 2; Chorus 1; GAA 1, 2, 3; Sophomore Class Treas¬ urer; Y-Teens 1. SHELL, FRANK SHUEY, TERRY SIMS, DENISE-Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 1, 2; Secretary 2; Vikette 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens 1, 4. SMITH, LINDA-Cheerblock 1; GAA 1; Library 3, 4, Secretary 4; Speech 2, 3, 4. SMITH, MARGARET-Cheerblock 2, 3; Speech 2, 3; Y-Teens 2, 3. SOUTH, MANLEY-Key Club 4. SPURR, LYNN-Cheerblock 1, 2, 3, Pres¬ ident 3; Saga Staff 4; Speech 1,2,3; Youth Council 3,4; Y-Teens 1,2. STAFFORD, PHIL STARK, BOBBIE-Bible Club 1. STEPHENS, PAT-FHA 4. STORMS, FRED-Hi-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 3; Lettermen’s 4; Speech Club 1, 2, 3. PHOTO NOT available PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE [ 33 ] t STROLE, DIANA-FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi¬ dent 3, Secretary 4; Speech 3, 4, Sec- retary 4; Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, V. Presi¬ dent 4. STUCK, FRED STUCK, NANCY-FHA 4; FTA 3; GAA 1 . STULTZ, CHRIS-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Junior Class President; Key Club 3, 4 Lettermen’s 2, 3, 4; Saga Staff 4; Stu¬ dent Council 3; Track 1,2,3. SURBER, PATTY-Cheerblock 1, 2, 3; GAA 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4. SWICKARD, BILL-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen ' s 3, 4. SWINFORD, BEVERLY-Cheerblock 1; FHA 4; Library 2. TAYLOR, KENT-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap¬ tain 4 ; Football 1,2; Key Club 3, 4 ; Lettermen’s 2, 3, 4. THOMAS, LINDA LOU VINES, DENNIS-DECA 3. WARD, BILL-Basketball 1,2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Freshman Class President; Key Club 2, 3, 4; Saga Staff 4; Student Coun¬ cil 2, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. WARD, PAT WEIR, LINDA-Chorus 3, 4. WHITESELL, LARRY D.-Football 3,4. WHITESELL, LARRY F.-Bible Club 1. [ 34 ] WHITFORD, SALLY-Y-Teens 4. WILGUESS, GARY WILGUESS, STEVE-Audio-Visual 4. WILKINS, DAVID WILSON, PATTY-Cheerblock 1; DECA 3, Secretary 3. WILSON, TOM-Football 1, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Lettermen ' s 3, 4. WINN, DELORES-Y-Teens 4. WYCOFF, DON WYCOFF, JOHN-Audio-Visual Club 1, 2. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE These Civics students are being shown the ways and means of our social security system. Mr. Yaw, Jerry Macak, Jane Ann Roth and Jim Brown are pictured. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE HOW SOCIAL SECURITY WORK Seniors elected to Honor Society Twenty-nine members of the Senior class were initiated into the National Honor Society and presented to the school at an impressive candlelight ceremony on the afternoon of May 12, 1966. The members were selected by the faculty on the basis of Scholarship (limited to those with at least a 3:0 index), Leadership, Service and Char¬ acter. To emphasize these qualities, the chapters ' four officers each pre¬ sented his ideas on one of them in the form of brief, meaningful speech. The president, Karen Ostermiller, spoke on Leadership; Vice-president, Debbie Ar¬ cher, spoke on Scholarship; Bill Long, Secretary, spoke on Service; and Trea¬ surer, Cheryl Ramey spoke on Charac¬ ter. ROW 1: Cheryl Ramsey, Phyllis MacLean, Sandy Philabaum, Debbie Archer, Patty Maher, and CaroleeJohns. ROW 2: Rachel Kirk, Helen Lewis, Linda Krischak, Laura Kinney, Karen Ostermiller, Jane Ann Roth, Linda Farmer, Clara Akers. ROW 3: Sandra Bays, Nancy Puller, Linda Ramsey, .Phyllis Funkhouser, Juanita Funkhouser, Jan Nay, Margaret Miller, Rita Brown, and Denise Sims. ROW 4: Jerry Cox, David Godbey, Bill Long, Chris Aldridge, and George Douglas. [ 36 ] In Memorium... The Saga staff would like to take this opportunity to ac¬ knowledge the loss of our friend and classmate, Jim Ricklefs, who died June, 1964. James Ricklefs-Class of 1966 [ 37 ] Keeping with the usual class tradition and motto of work, this years ' junior class spent many long hours making money. Many of the juniors devoted their time to working in the concession stand at our home basketball games. Others worked with Chairman Laura Naugle to plan and present the Junior Revue, Fantasia, on March 25. The money was used to help pay for ex¬ penses for the Junior Prom. The Jun¬ ior class sponsors are Sally Sargent, Dave Barter, and Bob Burton. ROW 1: Sandy Joslin, Cathy Seitz, Laura Naugle, Brenda Carlyle. ROW 2: Karen Wooly, Dixie Walker, Donna Neal, Nikki Kesler, Susan Scott, Janice Beach, Bobbie Fortune. ROW 3: Sally Parsons, Pam Drake,’ Jean Anne McCalister, Jill Jackson, Linda Carlyle, Shawn McGaffney, Pearl Akers, Karen Anderson. ROW 4: Loren Thompson, Gary Johns, Bill Smith, Dave Wigington, Chris Herrington, Bob Laney, Mel Boothe. ROW 5: Tom Baker, Gary Busiere, Chuck Cardinal, Bob Adlesburger, Steve Nash. Juniors work hard for prom President, Dave Wigington; Vice President, Jill Jackson; Secretary, Dixie Walker; Treasurer, Cathy Seitz. Adelsberger, Bob Akers, Pearl Anderson, Karen Baker, Stancial Baker, Tom Bales, Tim Baugh, Clifford Bays, Steve Beach, Janice Belskamper, Linda Benton, Larry Black, Larry Blair, Fenton Boatman, Ruthann Boothe, Melvin Brannan, Mike Brazzell, Steve Breneman, Kathy Bridgewater, Paul Brooks, Richard Brown, Betty Lou Brown, Dwane Busiere, Gary Cardinal, Chuck Carlyle, Brenda Carlyle, Linda Carlyle, Tinina Case, Tim Certain, Fred Certain, Gary Clark, David Clark, Sharon Cooney, David Costa, Fred Cox, Linda Creasey, Steve Criss, Junior Crosby, Sharon Curry, Mary Beth Davidson, David [ 39 ] I Dickerson, Carl Donnelly, Don Downing, Bob Drake, Pam Dudley, Paul Ellingsworth, Bill Ellingsworth, Dick Ellingsworth, Jerry Ellingsworth, Tim Elliot, Gilbert Ferran, Steve Fisher, Kathy Fortner, Brent Fortner, Mike Fortune, Bobbie Jean Foster, John Fox, June Francis, Kathy Frye, Mary Lou Godbey, Brenda Goodwin, Linda Graham, Mike Hall, Bill Hargis, Bill Hargis, Danny Harris, Betty Jane Harris, Don Harris, Terry Hedden, Carol Herrington, Chris Holbert, Jim Hoopingarner, Linda Howard, Starr Howerton, Vicky Hughes, Barbara Isles, Edna Jackson, Jill James, Mike Johns, Gary Johnson, Diana [ « ] Jones, Bill Joslin, Sandy Kellams, Phyllis Kessler, Nicki Knew, Claudia Krise, Sharon Lamb, Connie Laney, Bob Lark, Bill Lawson, Dennis Leek, Jackie Lenges, Carolyn Leturgez, Gabriella Lewis, Bill Lindsay, Collin Lowe, Kenny Lydick, Jim Maher, Carolyn Mason, Carol Matherly, Loretta May, Alex McAllister, Jean Anne McCalister, Billie Rose McCullough, Earl McKibban, Linda McGaffney, Shawn McManaway, Mike Miller, Jane Ann Miller, Janice Miller, Suzy Montgomery, Dianna Monts, Mike Morgan, Mark Moss, Vickie Nash, Steve Naugle, Laura Neal, Donna Neal, Martha Neidlinger, Nancy Nelson, Georgia [ 41 ] I I I Newburn, Rick Padgett, Frances Parson, Sally Pennell, Penny Pennell, Verlin Phelps, Steve Pruiett, Steve Quinn, Cathy Ramey, Barbara Jean Rhyan, Paul Robinson, Diana Robinson, Nancy Robinson, Rita Rollings, Jane Rowley, Nancy Rubinacci, Victor Sanders, Tom Scott, Bonnie Scott, Susan Sears, Randy Seitz, Cathy Selvia, Steve Shope, Judy Simpson, Ron Slavens, Randy Smelser, Bob Smith, Bill Smith, Craig Smith, Judy Smith, Larry Smock, Dot Soder, Kathy Stanfield, Linda Surber, Linda Stuck, Gary Sutton, Patty Taylor, Bob Tevlin, Ray Thompson, Barry Thompson, Loren [ 42 ] Wright, Bill These Junior boys and girls are busily working at concessions for the Junior Class. These students each volunteered to work to bring in money for their class activities. Timbs, Susan Tyler, Bonnie Vines, Loretta Voils, Bill Walden, Vickie Walker, Dixie Waltrip, Sharon Ward, Linda Waters, Bob Wigington, David Williams, Candy Wilson, Bob Wilson, Ruth Wooley, Karyn Wtight, Mack [ 43 ] Leadership was an important characteristic of the Sophomore class and as well displayed by their officers: President, Bill Hansel; Vice-President, Ken Gaston; Secretary, Patsy Lowe; and Treasurer, Janice Patterson. Sophomores enter enthusiastically This year was one of excitement and enthusiasm for the members of the Sophomore class. Most had realized that West Vigo offers many and varied scholastic and extra-curricular op¬ portunities and lost no time in making their 1 s known as an ambitious and spirited class by taking part in num¬ erous activities -- not as followers, but as leaders. The end of this year brought sighs of relief as the sopho¬ mores put away their gym suits and closed geometry and world history books. The sophomores, without actu¬ ally realizing it, have completed one half of their high school education and are eagerly looking forward to an even more important year as they take their places as upperclassmen. [ 44 ] Abrams, John Akers, Patty Alkire, Gary Allsup, Connie Anderson, Mary Archer, Jim Asher, Jim Athey, Tim Austin, Dave Bales, Karen Barnhart, Harvey Barton, Jim Baysinger, Kay Bell, Janet Berry, Rick Black, Penny Blackburn, Willis Bland, Linda Boothe, Cindy Brazzell, Linda Brown, Emmer Brown, Mary Burns, Rick Callahan, Pat Camp, Kenny Cash, Shelia Christenberry, Art Clements, Bill Collins, Paula Conley, Rosa Couch, Kenny Cox, Joyce Crabb, Barbara Creasey, Howard Davis, Debbie Davison, Sandra Day, John Dickerson, Beverly Donnelly, Leroy [ 45 ] Downey, Bill Edington, Mary Edington, Sandy Edwards, Ray Egly, David Eldridge, Tom Elkins, Nila England, Danny Ferran, Jerry Fink, Donna Fisk, Gary Ford, Doug Foster, Oralee French, Joni Gaston, Kenny Gilbert, Paul Giltz, Marcy Gorrell, Penny Gossett, Don Green, Larry Greenwood, Vivian Grubb, Steve Guy, Connie Hamm, Joyce Hansel, Bill Hargis, Rose Ann Harris, Jean Hayes, Debbie Hedden, Dick Hedden, John Heller, Nick Hendricks, Nancy Henson, Rose He ramb, Bob Herrington, Mary Beth Higginbotham, Terry Hodgers, Bill Horsley, Barbara Huey, Susie Huff, Larry [ 46 ] Hunter, Joe Jackson, Norman Johnson, Judy Johnston, Steve Jones, Mitchell Joy, Micki Kahl, Myra Keith, Patsy Kelsheimer, Billie Kessler, Eddie Kibler, Jenny Lake, Steve Lambert, Ruth Lark, Susie Lavarnia, Patsy Lawson, Paula Leclercq, Floyd Leclercq, Sandra Lewis, Mary Liva, Betty Lowe, Don Lowe, Patsy Lydick, John Maher, Barbara Marquis, Carolyn Matherly, Brenda McCarty, Jerry McCarty, Mike McClain, Chuck Meadlo, Rex Medsker, Norma Miller, Joyce Miller, Lindy Miller, Mike Montgomery, George Moss, Fred Mundy, Mike Norton, Steve Nusbaum, Glen Parks, Liz [ 47 ] Patterson, Janice Perkins, Elaine Pinegar, Bob Pitts, William Porter, Frank Porter, Linda Power, Linda Price, Karen Pruiett, Patty Ramey, Linda Ramsey, Sue Rardin, Connie Raw ley, Perry Raye, Vickie Reese, Jerry Ricklefs, Sharon Riggs, Rosa Roach, John Rodgers, Grace Rodgers, Jean Rollings, Lois Ann Russell, Jack Sabolick, Richard Sargent, Sally Sears, Terry Selvia, Vickie Shadow, John Shew, Tom Shimshak, Brenda Shryock, Charla Slavens, Doris Ann Slavens, Linda Smith, Bonnie Smith, Jim Smith, Virgil Snodgrass, Mike Speer, Bill Stanfield, Ron Stark, Harold Stedman, Wayne [ 48 ] Strole, Janet Stultz, Dick Summers, Bill Swickard, Betty Swinford, Joanne Switzer, Sandy Tatlock, Rhonda Tidd, Jerry Travioli, Maridee Umphries, Mary Walden, Debbie Walden, Tom Walters, Mike Webb, Roseanna Weir, Jean Weir, Janie Wilson, Cassie Wilson, Daryl White, Becky Wright, Linda Wright, Morty Wycoff, Joyce Yocum, Walter A1 f J 1 I .A Wk ■Lv. Wm 1 4 H | 1 j i i MB ' - gjgf S J -f I 1 ' H 9 J m 1 I m j ■ mm |( i 1 1 W; i The Sophomore Physical Education classes work to maintain good health and physical condition. [ 49 ] As the doors opened to them, the freshmen were the punks, the poor greenies who were used by the upper¬ classmen as the objects of their ridi¬ cule, their jokes, and in some cases, even their affection. But, as the year wore on, the punks were in. They elected officers and student council members and chose attendants to the queens. Their ball teams played hard to win. Under the guidance of Mr. Bill Lackey and Mrs. Liz Thornton, the froshies sponsored the Royal Basketball Mixer and had a class party. And this, their first year, was over. Mr. Graham points out to Linda Blackburn some of the aspects of the new Climatarium. “Punks” have busy year The officers were: Dennis Dyer, President; Becky McQueary, Vice-President; Karen Van Horn, Secretary; and Penny Davis, Treasurer. [ 50 ] Akers, Linda Alkire, Danny Anderson, Joe Archer, Nancy Arnold, Mark Athey, Elly Atterson, Kathy Austin, Debbie Bailey, Vickie Baker, Ed Barbour, Allen Barnhart, Donna Barton, Janette Baughes, Keith Beasley, Paul Belskamper, Karen Bennett, Debbie Berry, Kathy Bigger, Allen Bigger, John Bird, Tim Blackburn, Linda Boggs, Patsy Bowden, Connie Boyll, Janet Brackall, Linda Bradshaw, Marsha Brenaman, Matt Bridgewater, David Brown, Anita Brown, Lena Brownfield, Dave Brunello, Brenda Buchannan, Kathy Camp, Tom Case, Jury Caserotti, Phil Chambers, Bonnie Chesshir, Darlene Chrisman, Ginger Christenberry, Fred Clark, Dorothy Cooney, Sandy Corbin, Nancy Corthum, Carol Curley, Mike Curtis, Debby Davis, Douglas Davis, Penny Dawson, Art Dawson, Dwaine Day, Kathy Dickerson, Jack Dickerson, Scherelda Dickerson, Verdeana Dyer, Dennis Dyer, Shirley Eads, Ralph Edington, Steve Elkins, Tim Engles, Penny Engles, Terri Ethington, Bill Evinger, Larry Farmer, Diana Farner, Alice Ferran, Beverly Ferran, Larry Fiddler, Steve Fields, Jolee Fields, Mike Forster, Ron Fortner, Brad Foster, George Francis, Barbara Fries, Ken Funkhouser, Milton Fyfe, David Garzolini, Don [ 52 ] H Garzolini, Judy Gibbons, Wayne Greenlee, Margie Glidewell, Bill Graham, David Hargis, Ella Hargis, Richard Harmon, Debby Harris, Charles Hawkins, Rick Haymaker, Billy Hedden, Carl Heller, Sylvia Henry, Carrie Heramb, Albert Heyen, Donna Higginbotham, Albert Higgins, Darrell Hinkle, Ron Hobson, Cathy Hoffman, Pat Holbert, Tim Horner, Jackie Houston, Jack Howard, Steve Huges, Sharon Hyde, Denny James, Kathy Hogue, John Jones, Debby Keith, Kenny Kessler, Brad King, Steve Lamb, Kenny Layton, Mike Leclercq, Diana Lee, Nick Leek, Susan Leigh, Donna Lenderman, Earl [ 53 ] i Lewis, Patty Liffick, Deanna Lindsay, Sam Maher, Janice Manley, Patsy Mason, Christine May, Alfred McCalister, James McCleary, Denny McCoy, Steve McGranaham, Macky McManaway, Doug McQueary, Becky Miller, Jim Miller, Lynda Mills, Bob Monnett, Barry Montgomery, James Montgomery, Leland Monts, Cindy Morris, Jesse Morris, Vicky Moss, Dusty Moss, Sandy Neal, Wilma New burn, Dusty Nickel, Andy Noblitt, Penny O ' Brien, Kathy Orndorff, Lonnie Owen, Pamela Padgett, David Parsons, Barbara Pedigo, William Phelps, Jim Phillips, Margie Phillips, Mike Pine, Dale Pinegar, Bill Pitts, Diana [ 54 ] Pitts, Jack Pitts, Mary Poindexter, John Pond, Debbie Price, Don Price, Ron Pruiett, Brenda Pruiett, Paula Ramsey, Gene Raye, Mike Riggle, Barbara Roach, Albert Robinson, Debra Rosebrock, Rona Sanders, Margaret Savant, LaDonna Scherr, Roberts Schoffstall, Jackie Scott, Rhonda Selvia, Don Shryock, Mike Silcock, Robert Silcock, Roberta Simpson, Mary Slavens, Harlana Smelser, Mary Smith, Gary Smith, Nancy Smock, Kathy Snodgrass, Crystal Sparks, Don Stark, Denny Stedman, Mary Stephens, Sharon Steppe, Kenny Strole, Kathy Sullivan, Elizabeth Surber, Barbara Tackett, Donna Tackett, Larry Yates, Thomas Young, Barbara Tackett, Onalee Tatlock, Max Taylor, Jack Taylor, James Thiel, Mike Thompson, Debby Thompson, Garry Tyler, Jeri Van Horn, Karen Vestal, Christina Walker, David Walters, Jack Wilguess, Barbara Wilguess, David Williams, Linda Williams, Max Williamson, Richard Wilson, Hallie Wilson, Nancy Wilson, Willadean Woolley, Susan Wright, Karen Wright, Myrna Yates, Mary Jane Yates, Ruth Ann [ 56 ] ATHLETICS As the door opened to sports we heard such cries as: May the best man win. . . Go! Go! Go! . . . . .Get in there and fight., and many others. But, win or lose , the assets of loyalty , character, and sportsman¬ ship are qualities that make up a perfect winning team. This year may or may not have been our most success¬ ful in the number of victor¬ ies won, but in determina¬ tion and spirit our teams were all winners in each separate sport. Row one (1. tor.): K. Glidewell, A. Hall, T. Wilson, F. Storms, J. Harris, L. Davison, S. Potts, B. Ward, L. Whitesell, G. Quinn, R. Harmon. Row two: L. Favre, J. Hobert, B. Wilson, G. Cox, D. McCalister, B. Har¬ gis, L. Hedden, B. Hall, A. Richey, J. Russell, A. Christenberry. Row three; Coach Clements, S. Grubb, C. Smith, J. Archer, R. Heramb, R. Edwards, W. Steadman, S. Johnson, D. Hedden, D. Donnelly, T. Sears, F. Costa, B. Hansel, Coach Burton. Row four; R. Newburn, M. Graham, B. Downey, R. Brooks, K. Gaston, T. Athey, M. Morgan, B. Wright, H. Creasy, Mgr. H. Stark, T. Shew, Coach Belskus. Vikings come through The mighty Vikings proudly ended the 1965-66 football season with a record of six victories and four defeats, the first winning season in the history of the school. They played a tremendously heavy season with such foes as Wiley, Tech and Honey Creek. The Vikings were under a new head coach this year, Robert Clements, assisted by Val Mc- Peak and Robert Burton. The Booster Clubs of West Vigo and Schulte pro¬ vided a trophy to be awarded annually to the winner of the game between the two schools. West Vigo managed to start the season right by winning the trophy. Asst. Coach V. McPeak; Head Coach, B. Clements; Asst. Coach, B. Burton. Arlo Richey Guard Fred Storms Guard Sam Potts Larry Hedden End Lucky Favre Halfback Center Larry Davison Tackle Dick McCalister Fullback John Harris Quarterback Ron Harmon Halfback Sept. 10 ..Schulte 19-7 1965 Football Schedule Sept. 17.Sullivan 6-7 Sept. 24.Clinton 7-26 Oct. 1.Brazil 20- 19 Oct. 8 ...Gteencastle 14-0 ♦Homecoming Oct. 15.Linton 7-0 Oct. 20.Garfield 26-6 Oct. 29 ... Gerstmeyer 13-12 Nov. 5.Wiley 6-34 Nov. 11 .. Honey Creek 20-41 with first winning season Jerry Macak End Bill Ward End Gary Cox End Art Hall End George Quinn Guard John Russell Guard Larry Whitesell Tackle Tom Wilson Center Ken Glidewell Halfback in iki ill m ill if mmm The freshman football team suffered a losing season with a record of one victory and five defeats. Against Marshall 1 s freshman squad, the Vikings won their only victory of the season. Coach A1 Belskus thought that the team showed promising signs for the future despite their record of this season. 1965 Schedule West Vigo-Schulte West Vigo-Marshall West Vigo-Clinton West Vigo-Sullivan West Vigo-Rockville This is Mr. Belskus’ first year at West Vigo and first year as the freshman football coach. Frosh work to make varsity squad First Row (1. ro r.) : Mike Curly, Bill Edington, Albert Heramb, Larry Tacket.Ron Price, John Poindexter, David Wilguess, Jack Houston, Dennis Stark, Kenny Lamb, Bob Silcock. Second Row: Coach Belskus, DennieDyer, Mark Almond, Tom Camp, Joe Anderson, David Walker, Max Williams, Gary Thompson, Jim McCalister, Nick Lee, Dennie McCleary, Steve Howard, Manager Jim Phelps. ■ [ 62 ] . i: ; 4 W ' . TL 1. V ‘ ; a JV 1 ft mEjm flH ’• V Hr Dick McCalister goes over for the extra point that wins the game against Gerstmeyer. Kenny Glidewell returns a kick-off to mid-field. Injured Lucky Favre drives hard for extra yardage. Varsity in action V . m Dick McCalister is accidently tripped up. [boot - ' i! 4 U I Wiley returns to haunt the Vikings. Ron Harmon jumps high for extra yardage against Honey Creek. BACK ROW: Mr. Hargis, Gordon Pearson, Mike McCarty, Ron Simpson, Bill Swickard, Dick Ellingsworth. FRONT ROW: Chris Stultz, Kenny Camp, Richard Stultz, Steve McCoy. 1965 Cross Country Team The West Vigo Vikings, under the direction of James Hargis, compiled four wins and six losses. Gordon Pearson had the best time of the year, 10:13 for the two mile run. This was a new record for West Vigo. The top five runners were as follows: Gordon Pearson, Mike McCarty, Bill Swick¬ ard, Ron Simpson and Steve McCoy. The Co-captains were Gordon Pearson and Mike McCarty. The 1965 schedule was: (lowest score wins) West Vigo 21 Schulte 32 28 Clinton 27 23 Honey Creek 32 39 Brazil 17 39 Marshall 64 35 Gerstmeyer 20 39 Garfield 16 18 State 37 32 Wiley 22 29 Garfield 26 Mr. Hargis--Cross Country Coach [ 65 ] i Varsity and B-Team Cheerleaders VARSITY SQUAD: Jane Ann Roth, Jill Jackson, Clara Akers, Bobbie Fortune. B-TEAM SQUAD: Marcy Giltz, Sue Ramsey, Liz Parks, Paula Lawson. [ 66 ] % •- STANDING: K. Camp; S. Brazzell; M. Monts; S. Nash; R. Simpson; B. Waters; Cardinal. KNEELING: B. Hall; B. Swickard; C. Herrington; P. Rhyan; C. Stultz; G. Pearson. Cagers make good showing Mr. Crombie was our 1965-66 varsity basketball coach. This was a rebuilding year for the Vik¬ ings. The team showed a lot of spirit, sportsmanship, citizenship, and de¬ sire to win for the school. They had a record of 10 wins and 12 losses at the end of the season. At the 1965-66 Bas¬ ketball Banquet, the Varsity Free Throw Trophy was won by Paul Rhyan with a 78 . 1 percentage. The trophy for most re¬ bounds was presented to Mike Monts whose 342 rebounds set a new school record previously held by Don Lucchi, with 262 in 1960-61. The coveted Sportsmanship Trophy was awarded to Senior Bill Swickard. The most Val¬ uable Player Trophy, of which all play¬ ers dream, was awarded to Chuck Cardinal for his outstanding contri¬ butions to the team. Basketball season starts slow but Cardinal leaps high in the air to shoot for two. 46 North Central 69 72 Carlisle 53 55 Garfield 103 71 Staunton . 77 94 State 75 52 Honey Creek 67 70 Brazil 66 37 Wiley 53 59 Covington 72 78 Greencastle 86 Christmas Tourney 81 Sullivan 63 69 Clinton 74 78 Linton 53 67 Brazil 73 64 Rosedale 58 82 Schulte 53 68 Reelsville 62 69 North Vermillion52 71 Montezuma 60 57 Gerstmeyer 77 39 State 52 50 Clinton 61 Games won Watched by his team mates, Paul Rhyan jumps high in the air for a shot. Simpson and Monts look on as Waters takes a jump shot. Waters watches as Rhyan shoots over the heads of two opponents. gains momentum toward end Absorbed in the game, the managers, coaches, and team watch intensely. While being closely guarded by his opponent, Simpson shoots for two. KNEELING: Mike Walters; Jerry Reese; Steve Grubb; Mike McCarty; Art Chisenbury; Tim Athey. STANDING: Rick Berry; Dick Stultz; Terry Sears; Howard Creasey; Bill Hansel. B-Team has strong season Mr. Burton is successful with the B-Team this year. For the first time the B-team was coach¬ ed by the former freshman coach, Mr. Burton. The team got off to a slow start in their first three games, but they came around in the B-team tourney and placed third. The season ended with twelve wins and ten losses. Terry Sears won the B-team free throw trophy. B-TEAM SCHEDULE 30 N. Central 47 36 Carlisle 27 43 Garfield 51 47 Staunton 40 28 State 37 41 Honey Creek 42 37 Brazil 32 38 Wiley 35 49 Covington 42 • 46 Greencastle 45 Tourney at Honey Creek 42 Sullivan 39 48 Schulte 61 35 Linton 36 52 N. Vermillion 55 46 Rosedale 49 48 Gerstmeyer 39 41 Reelsville 26 45 Clinton 37 -games won Freshmen cagers gain experience The freshmen were coached by Mr. New¬ ton in his first year at West Vigo. The team showed good team spirit and sportsmanship in every game. This year the free-throw award went to Brad Kesler. All the boys gained very val¬ uable experience which they will be able to use in their future basketball years at West Vigo. SCHEDULE November 23-Honey Creek November 29-North Central December 9-Brazil December 13-McLean December 16-Clinton December 20-Sarah Scott January 6-County Tourney January 19-Glenn January 24-Woodrow Wilson January 27-Otter Creek January 31-Marshall, Ill. February 3-Sullivan February 7-Schulte At home Mr. Newton was the new coach for the 1965-66season. ROW 1: Brad Kesler; Mike Raye; Dennis McCleary, Steve McCoy; Mike Fields; Dennis Stark; Jim McCalister, Bob¬ by Silcock, Dale Pine; Tom Camp. ROW 2: David Walker; Joe Anderson; Jim Taylor, Don Sparks; Dennis Dyer, David Graham, Kenny Lamb; Steve Howard. [ 71 ] Row one (1. tor.): Ron Harmon, Eddie Price, Dick Guy, John Robson, Edgar Vermuelen, Mike Lowe, Ronnie Simpson. Row two; Coach Robert Clements, Manager Jim Higgins, Chuck Cardinal, Larry Davison, Gary Cox, Eddie Stark, Herb Davison, John Harris, Don Long. 1964-65 Baseball Season Row one (1. to r.) : Gary Busiere, Micki Joy, Mike Miller, Dick Stultz, Melvin Booth, Dick Ellingsworth. Row two; Coach Clements, Gary Stuck, Dwayne Brown, Bob Taylor, Terry Sears, Kenny Lowe, Bill Lark, RayTev- lin, Manager Jim Higgins. i-M mum - fmm Cindermen have fine record TRACK SCHEDULE March 22-Gerstmeyer March 23-Garfield March 26-All County March 29-Schulte March 31-Gerstmeyer April 16-Paris Relays April 18-Clinton April 22-Sullivan April 27-Linton Relays April 29-Honey Creek May 3-Western Indiana Conference May 7-Wabash Valley May 9-Vigo County May 13-Sectional May 16-Schulte-Honey Creek May 19-Marshall, Ill. ROW 1: J. Phelps, D. Dyer, J. McCalister, N. Lee, S. Howard. ROW 2: B. Glidewell, B. Kesler, D. Higgins, L. Ferran, R. McPike, T. Camp. ROW 3: Mr. New¬ ton, R. Forrester, D. Walker, D. Bridgewater, M. Williams. Mr. Hargis was the coach for the 1965-66 track team. ROW 1: P. Stafford, T. Barnhart, J. Brown, B. Swickard, G. Pearson, C. Stultz, A. Hall, T. Banks, E. Brown. ROW 2: J. McCarty, B. Smith, P. Rhyan, B. Waters, B. Wright, B. Lewis, B. Hargis, F. Costa. ROW 3: T. Athey, A. Christenberry, D. Wilson, R. Edwards, R. Heramb, W. Stedman, B. Summers, M. McCarty, K. Gaston, J. Bar¬ ton. ROW 4: J. Phelps, D. Higgins, D. Graham, B. Kesler, J. Houston, D. Bridgewater, J. McCalister, N. Lee, D. Dyer, R. McPike, D. Ford. ROW 5: Mr. Newton, D. Pine, S. Howard, D. Walker, R. Forrester, L. Ferran, D. David, T. Camp, B. Glidewell, M. Williams, Mr. Hargis. ROW 1: Craig Smith; Kenny Glidewell, George Douglas; Dick Buchanan. ROW 2: Mr. Harbaugh, Mike Monts, Verlin Pennell, Dale Waldon. Golfers upheld WV tradition ROW 1: B. Berry; B. Banks; D. Curtis; F. Storms; C. Herrington; B. Long. ROW 2: Coach Crombie; S. Grubb; J. Abrams; R. Sabolic; R. Berry; S. Nash; T. Banks. Coach Robert Crombie instructed the golfers. GOLF SCHEDULE April 5-Gerstmeyer April 7-Wiley, Garfield April 12-Garfield April 13-County Golf Meet April 16-Clinton April 20-Linton April 22-Casey, Paris April 23-Gerstmeyer, Honey Creek April 29-Brazil, Wiley April 30-Schulte May2-W.I. C. at Staunton May 3-Honey Creek, Sullivan, Clinton” May 3-Rockville May 13-Rockville May 14-Sectional Meet May 15-Greencastle, Clinton A11 meets held at Rea Park 1964-65 Sports Hall of Fame Don Waugh Cross Country Track Edgar Vermeulen Football Paul Rhyan Track Dick McCalister Football Eddie Joe Stark Basketball Bryan Berry Dale Walden Golf Tennis [ 76 ] The intramurals are sponsored by Mr. Jack Crombie. These sports are de¬ signed for the boys that do not partici¬ pate in the sports available at that par¬ ticular time. These sports include such activities as: basketball, foot¬ ball, and volleyball. There have been two teams of each of these sports. These games have been played during the fourth and fifth lunch hours. In each division there has been a cham¬ pion team and a runner-up. ROW 1: Floyd Cheesman; Paul Dudley; Terry Barnhart; Harvey Barnhart; and Rick Newburn. ROW 2; Clifford Baugh; Edgar Brown; Bill Lewis; Larry Benton; Steve Selvia; and Jim Liffic. Noon intramurals popular with boys ROW 1; Ron Harmon; Gary Cox; and Tim Banks. ROW 2: Fred Costa; Jerry Kennedy; and Larry Delanois. ROW 3: Mike Lowe; Bill Ward; John Harris; and Jerry Macak. ROW 1: James Montgomery; Larry Huff; Steve Creasey; Leonard Thompson; and Leland Montgomery. ROW 2: Jack Taylor; John Hogue; Ron Simpson; Bob Taylor; and Duane Brown. As we came through the doors of West Vigo, we felt the traditions held in the hearts of every graduate; the plays , the marching band, the assem¬ blies, the Junior Revue , the Senior Dinner-Dance, and the Junior-Senior Prom .We could never forget the nights . . . when Clara rode around the gridiron as our Football Homecoming Queen. . .when Debby walked through the doors and across the hardcourt as our Basket¬ ball Homecoming Queen, and most of all when every grad¬ uating senior walked across the stage to receive that ever so important piece of paper. Activities The Key Club is a service organization affiliated with theKiwanis International. To become a member of the Key Club a boy must be in the tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade, must maintain a 2.75 scholastic average, and must be spon¬ sored by a member of the club for that year. Since the purpose of the Key Club is service and it exists solely for this purpose, prospective members should anticipate serving others before apply¬ ing for membership. The Key Club par¬ ticipates in many fund-raising drives and innumerable other service projects. Their main project this year was to get the yearbook out of debt. Their motto, We Build, corresponds with the pur¬ pose of the club. The Key Club Board of Directors includes Bill Long, Mike Moms. Dave Wigington, Bob Pruiett, Mr. Jackson, Chris Aldridge, Loren Thompson, Rick Berry. Key Club aids yearbook i U j Row one (1. tor.): J. Barton,G. Johns,D. McConkey, B. Smith,D. Hargis, K. Couch, G. Douglas, L. Thomp¬ son. Row two: D. Caserotti.H. Creasy, T. Banks, M. Boothe, G. Busiere, B. Pruiett, C. Aldridge, C. Stultz. Row three; R. Evinger, D. Godbey, M. Joy, B. Adlesburger, D. Pearson, K. Taylor, R. Berry, B. Ward. Row four: Mr. Jackson, sponsor, T. Baker, D. Wigngton, M. Monts, S. Nash, M. South, T. Harris, B. Long. [ 80 ] Hi-Y provides guest speakers FRONT ROW: G. Pearson, L. Favre, R. Harmon, J. Harris, J. Kennedy, L. Davison, B. Wilson, L. Delaunois, K. Glidewell. ROW 2: T. Athey, M. Miller, R. Edwards, F. Costa, B. Hall, B. Hargis, S. Potts, D. Harris, G. Busiere. ROW 3: C. McClain, M. McCarty, S. Johnson, K. Gaston, T. Banks, B. Lark, M. Brannon, D. Donnelly, S. Grubb. ROW 4: C. Stultz, M. Raye, D. Stark, J. McCallister, B. Kesler, D. Sparks, D. Pine, D. McCleary, M. Fields, J. Poindexter. ROW 5: Mr. McPeak, C. Auten, D. Lawson, G. Murphey, T. Wilson, F. Storms, G. Cox, B. Swickard, C. Bowen, S. McCoy, Mr. Burton. Hi-Y officers are: President, Jerry Kennedy; Vice- President, John Harris; Chaplain, Larry Davison; Sargeant-at-Arms, Bill Long. Not shown are: Treas¬ urer, Lucky Favre; and, Secretary, Ron Harmon. The Hi-Y is a high school boys ' orga¬ nization affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Throughout the year the Hi-Y has many activities such as its basketball program, its Christ¬ mas basket drive, and guest speakers who speak for both club meetings and school convocations. They are con- tinously attempting to better the school in many different ways . The Hi-Y is open for boys who are sophomores through seniors. Mr. Burton and Mr. Peak are the sponsors of the club. ROW 1: T. Miller, D. Strole, S. Philabaum, M. Miller, K. Osstermiller, M. J. Davidson, S. Sargent, J. A. Roth, L. Kinney, S. Whitford, P. MacLean, C. Johns, C. Williams, J. Jackson, S. A. Ramsey, M. B. Herrington, S. Ricklefs, D. Montgomery, K. Wright. ROW 2: M. Simpson, R. Silcock, J. Tyler, B. Wilguess, M. Schoffstall, A. Brown, M. Ciltz, J. Cox, L. Miller, P. Keith, J. Harris, C. Boothe, S. Sargent, C. Shryock, D. Davis, L. Parks, J. Patterson. ROW 3: K. Baysinger, P. McQueary, R. Kirk, R. Boatman, P. Drake, J. French, E. Perkins, S. Lark, J. Hamm, N. Hendricks, J. Kibler, O. Tackett, J. Johnson, M. Pitts, J. Boyll, R. Allen, B. Johnson, D. Winn, N. Corbin, D. Austin. ROW 4: D. Newburn, O. Tackett, K. Breneman, A. Brown, D. Jones, K. Strole, L. Brackall, D. Wilson, C. Monts, M. B. Curry, B. House, R. Rosebrock, S. Wooley, S. Miller, B. McQueary, G. Rogers, S. Switzer, B. Shimshak, B. Smith, V. Raye, D. Smock. ROW 5: Mrs. McCarty, Mrs. Cork, M. Anderson, J. Rollings, J. Fields, D. Simms, J. Rodgers, B. White, D. Pond, G. Nelson, T. Ramsey, N. Smith, M. Cates, V. Nelson, M. Bradshaw, D. Thompson, L. Belskamper, S. Hughes, B. Scott, P. Pruiett, B. Kelshiemer, S. Parson. Y-Teens Have Busy The Y-Teen Club of West Vigo is a social-service club affiliated with the YMCA and a sister club to the Hi-Y. Their sponsors were Mrs. McCarty and Mrs. Cork. During the school year they have had several dances, the primary ones being; Harvest Moon in October, the Christmas Dance in December and the Sweetheart Dance in the spring. Also on their calendar were quite a few worthwhile drives; their biggest being the Cancer Linen drive in January. The club is open to any West Vigo girl, and their meetings were on the first and third Tuesdays of every month. There were ninety-nine members in Y-Teens during the 1965 — 1966 year. Officers are: Sandy Philabaum, secretary; Margaret Miller, Treasurer; Karen Ostermiller, Inter-club; Teddy Miller, President; Diane Strole, Vice-President. [ 82 ] Year Linda Krischak and Jan Nay were the West Vigo Repre¬ sentatives to Indiana Girls’ State for the 1965 session. Phyllis MacLean, Susan Sargent, Mary Anderson, and Carolee Johns were working with underprivileged children. Carolee Johns, Teddy Miller, and Phyllis MacLean were the Summer Conference Delegates for the Y-Teen Club. ROW ONE; T. Miller, D. Strole, S. Philabaum, M. Miller, K. Ostermiller, M.J. Davidson, S. Sargent, J. A. Roth. ROW TWO: C. Johns, P. MacLean, M.B. Herrington, S. Ramsey, C. Williams, J. Jackson. [ 83 ] G. A. A. offers many activities ROW 1: K. O’Brien, B. Ferran, K. Day, C. Monts, L. Williams, S. Hughes, K. Soder, D. Austin, J. Boyll, R. Lambert, S. Dickerson, E. Perkins, P. Engles. ROW 2: K. VanHorn, K. Wright, R. Silcock, R. Kirk, B. Swickard, J. Harris, S. Ramsey, P. Lawson, J. Barton, B. Brunello, B. Riggle, S. Lark, P. Sutton. ROW 3: D. Archer, D. Leigh, N. Corbin, L. Brackall, P. Maher, J. Baum, S. Heyen, E. Isles, K. Anderson, J. Beach, S. Shryock, D. Davis, N. Neidlinger, G. Nelson. ROW 4: J. Horner, O. Tackett, N. Elkins, O. Foster, P. Lavarnin, B. Dicker- son, S. Huey, P. Pruiett, A. Brown, L. Brazzell, J. Rogers, B. White, L. Wright. ROW 5: J. Bell, E. Parks, B. Shimshak, P. Lowe, D. Newburn, D. Thompson, N. Medsker, B. Maher, J. Maher, V. Bailey, D. Bennett, J. Fields, P. Davis, C. Marquis, P. Surber, D. Aue. ROW 6: K. Quinn, N. Kesler, P. Drake, M. Davidson, J. Nay, P. MacLean, D. Pond, C. Maher, J. Smith, B. Brown, S. Ricklefs, J. Strole, J. Johnson. The G.A.A. officers were: SEATED: President, Jan Nay; and Vice-President, Georgia Nelson. STAND¬ ING: Point Recorder, Patty Sutton; Secretary, Debbie Archer; and Treasurer, Virginia Nelson. The girls An the West Vigo Girls ' Ath¬ letic Association had the opportunity to participate in such varied activities on Tuesdays after school each week as; volleyball, basketball, softball, archery , track and field, and kickball. Each Wednesday after school the girls bowled at the Vigo Lanes for the first 10 weeks of school, played billiards at Imperial Lanes the second 10 weeks , and swam at the YMCA during the third 10 weeks. The club has, in the past, held an annual Christmas Dance during Christmas vacation; this year, how¬ ever, the dance was replaced by a Christmas Bowling Party. Each spring the girls receive the awards they earn¬ ed during the year at the Mother- [ 84 ] Daughter Banquet. Bowling at Vigo Bowl was the most popular activity for G. A. A. members during the 1965-66 school year. Many G. A. A. members participated actively and enthusastically in after-school volleyball games. G. A. A. track team included; ROW 1: Betty Jane Harris; Susan Timbs; Betty Brown; Virginia Nelson; JillJackson; and Georgia Nelson; ROW 2: Mary Ann Day; Judy Smith; Ruth Lambert; Patsy Lowe; Linda Brazzell; Nancy Neidling er; and Edna Isles. [ 85 ] President Bob Miller Secretary Karen Maskell Treasurer Louis Renner Vice-President Peggy Cobble Leaders in Marketing, Distribution ROW 1: Roberta Huff, Karen Maskell, Diana Johnson, Sharon Krise, Billie Rose McCalister, Peggy Cobble, Vickie Howerton, Barbara Ramey. ROW 2: Duane Brown, Dick Ellingsworth, Mary Riggs, Sharon Waltrip, Loretta Mather- ly, Linda Green, Dennis Lawson, Don Harris. ROW 3: Mr. Lumsdon, Don Donnelly, Richard Brooks, Larry Beck, Bob Miller, Fred Storms, Dale Ramsey, Steve Page, Mack Wright. ROW 1: Barbara Maher, Verdeana Dickerson, Diana Strole, Linda Blackburn, Lena Brown, Linda Farmer, Donna Gossett, Linda Ramsey. ROW 2: Pat Stephens, Diana Pitts, Kathy James, Shirley Dyer, Nancy Stuck, Veronica Belfi, Phyllis Funkhouser, Judy Garzolini. ROW 3: Kathy Strole, Kathy Hobson, Paula Collins, Darlene Chesshir, Barbara Young, Mary Hedden, Beverly Swinford, Elaine Kirsch. ROW 4: Glenda Hobson, Barabara Ramey, Sharon Clark, Doris Slavens, Janice Maher, Susan Timbs, Mr. Thornton. Future Homemakers of America The girls in FHA worked very hard on their doll pro¬ ject at Christmas. The Future Homemakers of America, under the expert guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth Thornton, have been in¬ volved in a great many activities this year. One of the most outstand¬ ing and charitable of these projects was the dressing of dolls for under¬ privileged children during the Christmas holidays. [ 87 ] Row one (1. tor.): L. Kinney, T. Walden, Miss Roseboom, Sponsor; D. Strole, S. Potts. Row two: T. Miller, J. Fields, J. Johnson, B. Swickard, C. Johns, V. Selvia, G. Rodgers, J. Hamm, E. Lenderman. Row three;M. Shryock, L. Stanfield, B. Dickerson, P. Collins, S. Huey, P. Pruiett, D. Slavens, S. Cash, M. Herrington, G. Johns. Row four; R. Scott, D. Walden, L. Smith, C. Knew, L.Slavens, K. Wooley, K. Fisher, C. Mason, L. Brown, D. Wilson. Fifth row: S. King, P. Gorrell, J. Beach, K. Anderson, M. Curry, S. Parsons, S. Scott M. J. Davidson, K. Ostermiller, K. Berry, T. Holbert, B. Coffman. Speech Club Presents Annual The Speech Club for the first time this year had a be good to teachers day during National Education Week. President Laura Kinney and other members of the clup passed apples to teachers and administration. The West Vigo Speech Club is one of the few clubs open to freshmen. It is com¬ prised of people interested in dramatics as well as public speaking. The club participates in oratorical contests all over the state as well as within the Vigo County School System. This year, as in previous years ,they presented the one-act Christmas plays and the annual Spring play. Even those who cannot participate actively help on make-up crews, stage crews, lighting, etc. This year the club had a new sponsor, Miss Alberta Roseboom. The officers were: President-Laura Kinney, Vice- President-Tom Walden, Secretary-Diana Strole, Treasurer-Sam Potts. [ 88 ] j Mama ' s Baby Boy Teddy Miller Tom Walden Sammy Potts Carolee Johns Claudia Knew Richard Scott Mary Jane Davidson Karen Ostermiller Chris Aldridge Laura Kinney Nicki Kesler, Chris Aldridge and Sammy Potts are shown here in the play Marriage Proposal. The cast of Mama ' s Baby Boy rehearses in speech room Madam President Laura Kinney Chris Aldridge Marriage Proposal Nicki Kesler Chris Aldridge Sammy Potts Among Those Present. Claudia Knew Sharon Ricklefs Sally Sargent Joyce Hamm Susie Lark Paula Pruiett Science Club seeks knowledge m m 11 H m K %« S m The Science Club gives its members an opportunity to open many doors to a new and fascinating world. Although the club is not organized as such, each member is offered the chance to explore the various fields of science. They choose a field in which they are par¬ ticularly interested and work on related projects. This year, seniors Bryant Jones and Bob Pruiett completed an in¬ troductory in bacteriology. Bryant Jones is shown here using West Vigo ' s modern facilities as he works on a project in the science lab¬ oratory. ROW 1; Debbie Archer, Martha Neal, Linda Krischak, Rita Brown, Marsha Cates, ROW 2: Dan Hargis, Gordon Pear¬ son, Jerry Kennedy, Chris Herrington, Mr. Ernie Anderson, sponsor [ 90 ] II Dick Stultz and Bill Ellingsworth assist the Letter- men ' s Club by hanging the twelve Western Indiana Conference Teams ' pennants in the West Vigo gym. The Letterman ' s Club is a service organization consisting of those West Vigo boys who have earned their letter in a varsity sport. The qualifications involved in earning a letter varies with each sport. The members of this organization, since they are primarily juniors and seniors, take a great deal of pride in their club. One of the many services this club has rendered is the donation of the attractive pen¬ nants displayed in the gym honoring Western Indiana Conference Teams . This year ' s officers include: Gary Cox,John Russell,Ron Harmon,Sammy Potts. Lettermen donate pennants Row one (1. to r.): Ron Harmon, Chris Stultz, Larry Davison, Gary Cox, John Harris, Bill Swickard, Sammy Potts, Tim Banks. Row two: Sponsor, Mr. Hargis, Larry Huff, Don Donnelly, Steve Nash, Chuck Cardinal, Ron Simpson, Paul Ryan, Tom Shew, Barry Thompson. Row three; Bob Pruiett, Gordon Pearson. [ 91 ] Math Club learns modern math 1 ' ll J ■ 5 • � ■iioli. w Ml v y 3bI -ws ppil � Ift i Hk ; 1 ..v s SEATED: Debbie Archer, Rita Brown, Martha Neal, Mary Smelser, and Phyllis MacLean. STANDING: Mr. Beasley, sponsor, Bill Smith, Steve Nash, DeRuss Pearson, Bob Smelser, Chris Aldridge, and George Douglas. The West Vigo Math Club was organi¬ zed to give the students of West Vigo a chance to learn about concepts normal¬ ly not studied in regular clas s room acti¬ vities . This year the main purpose of the club has been to acquaint the ad¬ vanced math students with the concepts and theory of modern math. Since the club was organized as a co-curricular activity and more of a service to the individual club members than to the school, the only officer elected by the club members this year was their pres¬ ident, Chris Aldridge. Mr. Beasley, sponsor of the Math Club, listens as Debbie Archer solves a very complicated equation. ROW 1: M. Snodgrass, L. Hargis, M. Stedman, D. Archer, N. Robinson, D. Wiggington. ROW 2: M. Greenly, H. Lewis, R. Scott, S. Bays, J. Archer. ROW 3: J. Johnson, R. Yates, S. Edington, S. Leek, M. Smelser, J. Barton, Mr. Yaw. Bible Club has Christmas display President Dave Wigington, looks at the Club ' s Bible display. The Bible Club at West Vigo this year was a unique approach to the word of God. This year ' s club has performed many special speakers at all-school convocations, displaying posters pro¬ moting religion, and using their meet¬ ings as opportunities to discuss dif¬ ferent facets of religion. During Na¬ tional Bible week, the club promotes the Bible with various displays. This year the club has tried to improve inter¬ club relations by having meetings with other clubs in the school. During the holidays the Bible Club places posters around the school to remind the student body of the importance of the Bible in their lives. The members of the Student Council for 1965-66 were: ROW 1: Laura Naugle, Margaret Miller, Teddy Miller, Jan Nay, Ruth Lambert, Jean Anne McAllister, and Linda Farmer. ROW 2: Laura Kinney, Rick Evinger, DickEllings- worth, Chris Aldridge, Miki Joy, Jerry Kennedy, Mitchell Jones, and Onalee Tackett. ROW 3: Bryant Jones, Bill Hansel, Bill Long, Dave Wigington, Gary Cox, Jim Taylor, and Mr. Jones, sponsor. Council serves student body The 1965-66 Student Council officers were: Jean Anne McAllister, Vice-President: Laura Naugle, Secretary: Bill Long, President; and Jan Nay, Treasurer. The students who serve on the Student Council have one main goal: to pro¬ mote better student government. All class presidents and club presidents automatically become members of the Student Council. Each class also has one elctede representative. The acti¬ vities of the Student Council this year have included an all school convoca¬ tion featuring Mr. Quaker and the Jan Berkshire Show. The biggest pro¬ ject of the Student Council, to which it devoted much time, was the Student Handbook. This handbook will be giv¬ en to incoming freshmen and includes general information valuable to a new student. [ 94 ] Youth Council is very active The third year for the Vigo County Youth Council proved to be a very success¬ ful one. The Loft was reopened for the use of all sophomores , juniors , sen¬ iors , and college students. Through the Youth Council, many students have learned several of the fundamental techniques of court-room procedure. Many of the members of the West Vigo chapter have served on Council com¬ mittees and in actual juvenile court hearings. The Youth Council is under the direction of Judge H. Ralph Johnston and Mr. Robert Hagmann. The officers for this year were president, Bryant Jones; vice-president, Rick Evinger; secretary, Mary Curry. Youth Council officers were: President Bryant Jones, Vice-President Rick Evinger, Secretary Mary Beth Curry. FRONT ROW: Teddy Miller, Candy Williams, Margaret Miller, Mary Beth Curry, Rick Evinger, Bryant Jones. ROW 2: Linda Carlyle, Lynn Spurr, Jane Roth, Rachel Kirk, Karen Ostermiller, Mary Jane Davidson, Laura Kinny, Jill Jackson. ROW 3: Gary Busiere, Fred Storms, Margaret Smith, Nikki Kesler, Nancy Puller, Bob Smelser, Richard Scott. ROW 4: Kent Taylor, Bob Pruiett, David McConkey, Larry Davison, Dave Breneman, Carl Dickerson, Tim Banks, Bill Smith. [ 95 ] Members of the newspaper are: Liz Parks, Debbie Davis, Cathy Breneman, Charla Shryock, Bill Ellingsworth, Jane Rollings, Alice Brown, Jean Ann McCalister, Dianna Montgomery, Gary Johns, Lavada McCarty, Barbara Hughes, Loretta Vines. 1965-66 Newspaper Staff Our newspaper, known to all Vikings as The Shield is one o f the outstand¬ ing organizations at West Vigo. The newspaper staff puts out a paper monthly on the events of the previous months or those special events coming up. Their new sponsor is Mrs . Patricia Karsner. Editor-in-chief-Jean Ann McCalister Business and Circulation Manager-Gary Johns Page one- ----Loretta Vines Page two- Debbie Davis Page three.Barbara Hughes Page four.Alice Brown Page five-—-Jane Rollings Page six-Dick Ellingsworth [ 96 ] Many students find the library a convenient place for research, study, and reading. Library Club Renewed In ’65 The Library Club consists of sixteen members who work on their off periods to help Mrs. McCarty in the library. They work behind the main desk in helping check-out books, and are trained in the different methods of splicing and repairing films and shelv¬ ing the books. The officers for this year ' s club were: Margaret Miller, president; Mitchell Jones , vice-presi¬ dent; Linda Smith, secretary; and Nancy Robinson, treasurer. Aside from their many duties, the Library Club also works with the Audio-Visual Club in separating and showing films for the teachers and students. The Library Club is a useful organization in giving potential librarians back¬ ground in the basics of library work. Row one (l to r.): Marsha Cates, Linda Smith, Margaret Miller, Mitchell Jones, Nancy Robinson, Mary Jane Hennsen. Row two: Silvia Heller,Sandy Bayes, Mary Stedman, Linda Stanfield, Sue Owens, Patsy Boggs, Alice Farner, Patty Lewis, Linda Miller, Linda Power. They are sponsored by Mrs. McCarty. [ 97 ] I I I I Editorial staff: Bill Ward, Chris Stultz, Lynette Jackson, Ruthann Boatman, Cheryl Decker, Jan Nay, Jan Reese, Joyce Baum, Lynn Spurr, and Jane Ann Roth. 1965-1966 Saga Staff Our photographer, Mr. Barter, and Faculty Advisor, Mrs. Pat Karsner. Business staff: Cheryl Ramey, Rachel Kirk, Margaret Miller, Teddy Miller, and David Wigington. [ 98 ] EDITORIAL STAFF Editor Janice Reese Asst. Editor Lynette Jackson Photography Karyn Church Cheryl Decker Photo. Asst. Kathy Soder Lay-Out Jan Nay Copy Jane Ann Roth Joyce Baum Sports Bill Ward Chris Stultz Activities Lynn Spurr BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager Karen Ostermiller Advertising Teddy Miller Larry Davidson Margaret Miller Sales Distribution Cheryl Ramey Rachel Kirk Pictured here are Karen Ostermiller, Business Manager, and Janice Reese, editor. SEATED: Linda Farmer, Jackie Leek, Lindy Miller, Nancy Hendricks, Becky White, Cathy Seitz, Nancy Wilson. STANDING: David Wigington, Dixie Walker, Judy Garzolini, Cathy Breneman, Rick Berry, Jerry Tidd, Craig Smith, Ruth Lambert, Debbie Bennet, Vivian Greenwood, Debbie Davis, Roni Belfi, and Donna Gossett. [ 99 ] K Mi ■ k 1 Ik ’ 4 ■KavI |. ' g. JBMk IS |B8K[ Mim- ' First row (1. tor.): N. Heller, S. Grubb, A. Brown, M. Funkhowser, M. Jones. Second row: M. Tatlock, D. Austin, F. Leclercq, M. Phillips, D. Davis, M. Shyrock. Third row: D. Egly, W. Yocum, S. Selvia, B. Lark J. Wycoff, K. Freeze. Fourth row: Mr. Yaw, G. Stuck, B. Pruiett, B. Taylor, S. Lake. Audio-Visual provides operators Mr. Yaw, the sponsor of the Audio-Visual Club, shows Linda Smith, Bob Pruiett and Susan Sargent the ways of operating a tape recorder. The primary purpose of the Audio-Vis¬ ual is to provide operators for the school ' s audio-visual equipment. The club is open to anyone who wishes to learn how to operate moving picture projectors, film-strip projectors and tape recorders. Efficient and depend¬ able operators provide a real service to West Vigo. Many students who be¬ long to this club enjoy showing various slides and films for the teachers and students. The Library works with the Audio-Visual Club to provide us with many new materials. The club sponsor is Mr. Yaw. .1 Chorus participates in many programs Margaret Miller-Piano accompanist. Left to Right: Vickie Raye, Sharon Ricklefs, Bonnie Smith, Cathy Breneman. The Chorus participates in various holiday programs and also works hard to make their Spring Concert a success. In February a contest is held in which schools all over Indiana participate. Groups including barbershop harmony, soloists and ensembles enter from our school. The chorus is under the direction of Mrs. Wanda Cork. First row (1. tor.): B. Smith, C. Breneman, C. Brown, P. Collins, B. Fortune, J. Shope, B. Wilguess, M. Umphries, S. Selvia. Second row: V. Raye, P. Mullen, M. Edington, R. Rosenbrock, S. Ricklefs, P. Owens, V. Brandenburg, T. Ramsey, J. Strole, J. Reese. [ 101 ] J s , i A 4 i •� A - f ££4 -•1“ , •• • f-f A • -t ■� r-. r v 5 f- -a. A 5“ A : - A 4 :f- WT c ' ♦ � n i ? ' -...ffi ' ? % r .M m r- 4 (IPfe ? • • • ♦ . n-� A grp ■ ■ % • ( f ; . ,4 i x� v � - A A 4 x. — . , t • m. ' 4 4 a X A ■A A M 4 « Mf A ■ (f - P fit V M IK it 1§ 4 A 41 J f f 4 A jtc 4 NNK 5� A ?■ 4p : V ! 7 V ? 1 � k. — - ■ 4 ft[|| M ' M � | w W w W J| — « % n5 . «r I - Jjk fp i :: r -■ ; West Vigo Marching Band wins I j [ 102 ] The West Vigo Band has entered the State Fair three times and has rated very high everytime. The first year the band received 23rd place, and the second year they received 16th. This year they brought home the 12th place trophy. One of the biggest surprises of this year was that the band defeated last years State Fair champions to win first place at the Vigo County Fair. The band has gone to Southport twice before, but this is the first time they entered Class A competition. As be¬ fore, the band received a first division. The Band is one of the most outstand¬ ing organizations at West Vigo. honors to school Mike Monts was the 1965 drum major. Band composed of The West Vigo Band goes into opera¬ tion six weeks before the opening of school. All members of the band par¬ ticipate during the marching season. Then the band is divided into the Symphonic Band and the Concert Band. In April the band competes at Indiana State University in the Indiana State Music Association Concert Contest. In May they hold their Spring Concert and all the different groups perform; the Marching Band, the Symphonic Majorettes Jean Harris Debbie Davis. six divisions... Band, the Brass Choir, Dance Band, and the West Vigo Girls ' Chorus . Dur¬ ing the basketball season the March¬ ing Band is divided in half to make two pep bands for the ballgames. To¬ ward the end of the school year they have a Band Awards Banquet where each member receives an award and other special awards are given. This is one of the most outstanding organiza¬ tions at West Vigo. ROW 1: S. Switzer, S. Sargent, P. Keith, S. Phil Abaum, C. Monts, S. Ricklefs, P. Engles, K. Wright. ROW2: J. Harris, D. Simms, C. Marquis, L. Kinney, M. J. Davidson, M. Cates, N. Kessler, L. Miller, P. Drake, D. Davis. Percussion: M. Shryock, K. Fries, J. Reese, B. Smith, R. Hawkins, N. Heller, S. Grubb, C. McClain, J. Taylor, M. Brannon, B. Laney, B. Jones, J. McCarty. Brass: ROW 1: S. Brazzell, J. Shadow, S. McGaffney, C. Smith, J. Barton, K. Van Horn, S. Heller, K. Couch, B. Pinegar, D. England, T. Bales. ROW 2: D. Wigington, A. Nickels, L. Black, K. Seitz, P. Akers, D.Neal, L. Akers, M. Phillips, D. Bridgewater, D. Moss, H. Slavens. ROW 3: C. Herrington, J. Roach, T. Harris, G. Busiere, B. Monet, J. Brown, R. Sabolic, R. Slavens, K. Taylor. Woodwinds: ROW 1; V. Dickerson, L. Thompson, D. Harmon, D. Farmer, D. Jones, M. Greenly, D. Heyen, L. Naugle, J. Patterson. ROW 2: R. Tatlock, L. Krischak, N. Medsker, R. Belfi, R. Webb, K. O’Brien, M. Brad¬ shaw, B. Hodgers. ROW 3: K. Day, D. Davis, K. Lasure, B. Francis, T. Walden, B. Carlyle, B. Clements, D. Davidson. ROW 4: D. Simms, J. McCallister, D. Egly, J. Rodgers. ROW 5: N. Smith, M. Day, D. McConkey, M. Joy, T. Baker, S. Lake. 1 rflK , 4 ..: ■ Attendants and escorts were: Janice Reese and Mark Bundy, Clara Akers and Fred Storms, Cheryl Decker and Eddie Joe Stark, Mary Jane Davidson and David Beamon, Sharon Montgomery Horton and Jim Horton. Kurt Matthew and Sally Jayne Martin were crown bearer and flower girl. Sharon Montgomery Horton 1965 Junior Prom Queen and Court 1965 Junior Prom Queen-Miss Cheryl Decker Clara Akers Janice Reese Mary Jane Davidson From Left to right; Penny Davis, Paula Lawson, Betty Jane Harris, Debbie Davis, Queen Clara, Cheryl Decker, Jackie Leek, Sue Ramsey and Cathy O’Brien. 1965 Horn ecom ing Q ueen and Attendants Seniors; Debbie and Cheryl Sophomores: Paula and Sue Juniors; Jackie and Betty Freshmen: Cathy and Penny Miss Clara Akers was crowned 1965 Football Queen. SENIORS Mary Jane and Janice JUNIORS Susan and Linda 1965 Basketball Queen and Attendants Mary Jane Davidson, Queen Debbie, Janice Reese, Linda McKibban, Susan Timbs, Vivian Greenwood, Joyce Hamn, Becky McQueary and Roberta Silcox. SOPHOMORES Joyce and Vivian FRESHMEN Becky and Roberta Miss Debbie Davis was crowned 1965 Basketball Queen. 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Ostermiller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shew Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shew Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor [ 128 ] ALL-SCHOOL INDEX FACULTY Anderson, Ernest 17, 90 Barter, David 17, 38, 60, 98 Beasley, Edward 17, 92 Belskus, Albert 17, 62 Berry, Eugene 17 Burton, Robert 17, 38, 70, 81 Church, James E. 2, 17, 102 Clements, Robert 17, 60, 72 Cline, Violet 16, 17 Cork, Wanda, 17, 82, 111 Crombie, Robert 17, 57, 67, 75 Dorman, Thomas 17 Eggleston, John 17 Fisher, Ellen 17 Gastineau, Venita 4, 17 Gilmour, Amelia 17 Graham, Ray 17 Gray, Margaret 17 Harbaugh, Jerry 17, 74 Hargis, James 17, 65, 73, 91 Hilton, Rudolph 8, 17 Jackson, James 16, 18, 80 Jones, Vyron 16, 18, 94 Karsner, Patricia 18, 96, 98 Lackey, William 18 Lake, Vernice 18 Lumsdon, William 18, 86 Martin, Kathryn 18 McCarty, Genevieve 18, 82 McPeak, Val 18, 60, 81 Nelson, Valada 18 Newton, Dale 18, 71, 73 O ' Neill, Mable 18 Ray, Margaret 18 Reilly, Elizabeth 18 Roseboom, Alberta 18 Sargent, Sara 8, 18, 38 Shearer, William 18 Short, Dean 18 Thornton, Elizabeth 18, 87 Waugh, George 2, 16, 18 Yaw, Ellis 18, 93, 100 NON - TEACHING Barker, Thomas 19 Hamilton, Alvena 19 Maurer, Bill 19 McPheet, Roxie 19 Menestrina, Rose Mary 19 Monnett, Ethel 19 Obst, Chris 19 Pearson, Ray 19 Phelps, Arthur 19 Rippy, Imogene 19 Robinson, Martha 19 Silcock, Doris 19 Switzer, Diane 19 STUDENTS A Abrams, John 45, 75, 93 Adelsberger, Robert 38, 39, 80 Akers, Clara 24, 36, 66, 104 108, 109 Akers, Linda 51, 105 Akers, Patricia 45 Akers, Pearl M. 38, 39, 105 Alaridge, Chris 20, 24, 36, 80 89, 92, 94 Alkire, Danny 51 Alkire, Gary 45 Allen, Richetta 24, 82 Allsup, Connie 45 Amo, Edith Anderson, Joseph A. 51, 62, 71 Anderson, Karen 38, 39, 84 83 Archer, Deborah K. 24, 36, 84, 90, 92, 93 Archer, James R. 45 Archer, Nancy 51 Arnold, Mark 51, 62 Asher, James 45 Athey, Tim 45, 60, 70, 73, 81 Atterson, Cynthia 51 Aue, Deborah S. 24, 84 Austin, David 45, 100 Austin, Deborah Sue 51, 82, 84 Auten, Carl 24, 81 B Bailey, Vickie 51, 84 Baker, Ed 51 Baker, Stanciel 39 Baker, Tom 38, 39, 80, 105 Bales, Karen 45 Banks, Tim 24, 73, 75, 77, 80 81, 91, 95 Barbour, Allen 51 Barnhart, Donna 51 Barnhart, Fred 24 Barnhart, Harbey 45, 77 Barnhart, Terry 24, 72, 77 Barrows, Mary 24 Baton, James 45, 73, 80, 93, 105 Barton, Janette 51, 84 Baugh, Clifford 39, 77 Baum, Joyce 24, 84, 98, 99 Bauques, Keith 51 Bays, Sandra 24, 36 Bays, Steve 39, 93, 97 Baysinger, Kay 45, 82 Beach, Janice 38, 39, 84 Beai, Randy 24 Beasley, Paul 51 Beck, Larry 24, 86 Belfi, Veronica 24, 87, 99, 105 Bell, Janet 45, 84 Belskamper, Karen 51 Belskamper, Linda 39, 82 Bennet, Debbie 51, 84, 99 Benton, Larry 39, 77 Berry, Kathy 51 Berry Richard E. 45, 70, 75, 80, 99 Bigger, Clifford Allen 51 Bigger, John 51 Bird, Timothy 51 Black, Larry 39, 105 Black, Penny 47 Blackburn, Linda 51, 84 Blackburn, Marion 25 Blackburn, Willis 45 Blair, Fenton L. b 9 Bland, Linda K. 45 Boatman, Ruthann 39, 82, 98 Boggs, Patsy 51, 97 Boother, Cindy A. 45, 82 Boothe, Mel 38, 39, 72, 80 Bowden, Connie 51 Bowen, Chuck 24, 81 Boyll, Janet 51, 82, 84 Brackall, Linda 51, 82, 84 Bradshaw, Marsha 51, 82, 105 Brandenburg, Vickie 25, 101 Branne, Mike 39, 81, 105 Brazzell, Linda K. 45, 84, 85 Brazzell, Steve 39, 105 Breneman, David 25, 95 Breneman, Kathy J. 39, 82, 96, 99, 101 Breneman, Mathew 51 Bridgewater, David 51, 73, 105 Bridgewater, Paul 39 Brooks, Richard 39, 60, 86 Brown, Alice 25, 82, 96 End of column 2 page 129 Brown, Anita 51, 82, 84, 100 Brown, Betty Lou 39, 84, 85 Brown, Dann Brown, Dwane 39, 72, 77, 86 Brown, Edgar 73, 77 Brown, Emmer 45 Brown, James A. 25, 73 Brown, James 25, 105 Brown, Linda 51, 105 Brown, Mary 45 Brown, Rita J. 25, 36, 90, 92 Brownfield, Richard D. 51 Brunello, Brenda 51, 84 Buchanan, Kathy 51 Burns, Rick 45 Busiere, Gary 38, 39, 72, 80, 95, 105 Butler, Janice 25 C Callahan, Patrick 45 Camp, Kenneth 45, 65, 67 Camp, Tom 51, 62, 71, 73 Cardinal, Chuck 38, 39, 67, 68 72, 91 Carlyle, Brenda 38, 39, 105 Carlyle, Linda 38, 39, 95 Carlyle, Tinina 39 Case, Jury Baker 51 Case, Tim 39 Caserotti, Donald 25, 80 Cash, Sheila 45 Cates, Marsha 25, 82, 90, 97, 104 Cheesman, Floyd 25, 77 Certain, Fred 39 Certain, Gary 39 Chambers, Bonnie L. 51 Chesshir, Belinda D. 51, 87 Chrisman, Ginger 52 Chrisman, Mary Christenberry, Athur 45, 70, 73 Christenberry, Fred 5 Church, Karyn 25, 99 Clark, David 39 Clark, Dorothy 52 Clark, Sharon 39, 87 Clements, William 45, 105 Cobble, Peggy 25, 86 Coffman, Bill 25 Collins, Paula 45, 87, 101 Conley, James Conlt-y, Rose 45 Cooney, David 39 Cooney, Sandy 52 Cooper, Ellen P. Corbin, Nancy 52, 82, 84 Corthum, Carol 52 Costa, Fred 39, 60, 73, 75, 81 Couch, Kenneth 45, 80, 105 Cox, Gary 26, 60, 61, 72, 77, 81, 91, 94 [ ' 29 ] Cox, Jerry L. 26, 36 Cox, Joyce A. 45, 82 Cox, Linda 39 Crabb, Barbara 45 Creasey, Howard 45, 60, 70, 80 Creasey, Steve 39, 77 Criss, Junior 26, 39 Crombie, Connie 26 Crosby, Sharon S. 39 Curley, Mike 52, 62 Curry, Mary Beth 39, 82, 95 Curtis, Deborah K. 52 D Darkis, Daniel Davison, David 39, 105 Davidson, Mary Jane 21, 26, 82, 83, 84, 89, 95, 104, 107, 111 Davis, Debbie 26, 109, 110, 111 Davis, Debra J. 45, 82, 84, 96, 104, 105 Davis, Doug 52, 100 Davis, Penny 52, 84, 109 Davison, Larry 26, 60, 61, 72, 81, 91, 95, 99 Davison, Sandra D. 45 Dawson, Art 52 Dawson, Dwaine 52 Day, Johnnie 45 Day, Kathy 52, 84, 105 ' Day, Mary Ann 21, 26, 85, 105 Day, Sue E Decker, Cheryl 26, 98, 99, 107, 109 Delaunois, Larry 26, 77, 81 Dickerson, Beverly 45, 84 Dickerson, Carl 40, 95 Dickerson, Jack 52 Dickerson, Scherelda 52, 84 Dickerson, Verdeana 52, 87, 105 Dixon, Brenda Sue Dixon, Shirley Donnelly, Don 40, 60, ' 81, 91, 86 Donnelly, Leroy 45 Douglas, George 21, 26, 36, 80, 92 Downey, William 46, 60 Dowing, Bob 40 Drake, Pam 38, 40, 82, 84, 104 Dudley, Paul 40, 77 Dyer, Dennis 52, 62, 71, 73 Dyer, Shirley 52 E Eads, Ralph E. 52 Edington, Bill 62 Edington, Edward 26 Edington, Mary K. 46, 101 Edington, Sandra 46, 93 Edington, Steve 52 [. Edwards, Ray 46, 73, 81 Egly, David 46, 100, 105 Eldride, Tom 46 Elkins, Nila 46, 84 Elkins, Tim 52 Ellingsworth, Bill 40, 91, 96 Ellingsworth, Dick 40, 65, 72, 94, 86 Ellingsworth, Jerry 40 Ellingsworth, Tim 40 Elliot, Gilbert 40 Ellis, John Ellis, Nancy A. 26 England, Daniel 46, 105 Engles, Penny 52, 84, 104 Engles, Terry 52 Ethington, Bill 52 Evinger, Larry Dean 52 Evinger, Rick 22, 26, 80, 94, 95 F Farmer, Diana 52, 104 Farmer, Linda 26, 36, 87, 94, 99 Farmer, Alice 52, 104 Favre, Lucky 27, 60, 61, 63, 81 Fehrman, Judy 27 Ferran, Beverly 52, 84 Ferran, Jerry 46 Ferran, Larry 52, 73 Ferran, Steve W. 40 Feddler, Steve 52 Fields, Jolee 52, 82, 84 Fields, Mike 52, 71, 81 Fink, Donna 46 Fisher, Kathy 40 Fisk, Gary 46 Ford, Arthur D. 46, 73 Forster, Ronald 52, 73 Fortner, Bradley 52 Fortner, Brent 40 Fortner, Mike 40 Fortune, Bobbie 40, 66 , 101 Foster, George 52 Foster, John 40 Foster, Oralee 46, 84 Fox, June 40 Francis, Barbara 52 Francis, Kathy 40, 105 Freeze, K. 100 French, Joni 46, 82 Fries, Ken 52, 105 Frye, Mary L. 40 Fugate, John 27 Funkhouser, Juanita 27, 36 Fyfe, David 52 G Garzolini, Donald W. 52 Garzolini, Judith A. 53, 87, 99 Gaston, Kenny 44, 46, 60, 73, 81 Gibbons, Wayne 53 Gilbert, Paul 46 Giltz, Marcy 46, 66 , 82 Glidewell, Kenny 20, 27, 60, 61, 63, 74, 81 Glidewell, William 58, 73 Godbey, Brenda Sue 40 Godbey, David 27, ,36,: 80 Goodwin, Linda 40 Gorrell, Penny 40 Gossett, Donna Sue 27, 99 Gossett, Donald 46, 87 Graham, David 53, 71, 73 Graham, Mike 40, 60, 84 Green, Larry 46 Green, Linda 27, 86 Greenlee, Margie 52, 91, 105 Greenwood, Trudy 32, 101 Greenwood, Vivian 46, 99, 111 Grubb, Steve 46, 70, 75, 100, 105 Guy, Connie J. 46 H Hall, Arthur 27, 60, 61, 73 Hall, William R. 40, 67, 81 Hamm, Joyce E. 46, 82, 89, 111 Hansel, William 44, 46, 60, 70, 94 Hargis, Daniel 40, 80, 90 Hargis, Ella L. 53, 93 Hargis, Richard 53 Hargis, Rose Ann 46 Hargis, William 40, 80, 73, 81 Harmon, Debra 53, 104 Harmon, Ron 27, 60, 61, 64, 72, 77, 81, 91 Harris, Betty Jane 40, 66 , 85, 109 Han is, Charles 53 Harris, Donald W. 40, 81, 86 Harris, Jean L. 46, 82, 84, 104 Harris, John 21, 22, 27, 60, 61, 63, 72, 77, 81, 91 Harris, Terry 40, 80, 105 Hawkins, Richey 53, 105 Hayes, Deborah S. 46 Haymaker, Billy Lee 53 Hedden, Carl 53 Hedden, Carol 40 Hedden, Dick 46 Hedden, John 46 Hedden, Larry 27, 60, 61 Hedden, Mary 27, 87 Heller, Nick 47, 100, 105 Heller, Sylvia 53, 97, 105 Hendricks, Nancy 46, 82, 99 Hensen, Mary Jane 97 Henrie, Carrie 53 He nson, Rose 46 Heramb, Albert 53, 62 Heramb, Robert 46, 73 Herrington, Chris 38, 40, 67, 75, 90, 105 Herrington, Mary Beth 46, 82, 83 Heyen, Donna 53, 105 Heyen, John E. Heyen, Shiela 28, 84 Heyen, Susan 28 Higginbotham, Albert 53 Higginbotham, Terry 46 Higgins, Darrell 53 , 73 Hinkle, Ron 53 Hobson, Cathy Lynn 53, 87 Hobson, Glenda 28, 87 Hodges, William 46, 105 Hoffman, Linda 28 Hoffman, Pat 53 Hogue, John 53, 77 Holbert, James 40 Holbert, Tim 53 Hoopingarner, Belva 28 Hoopingarner, Eugene 28 Hoopingarner, Linda 40 Horner, Jacqueline 53, 84 Horsley, Barbara 46 Horton, Sharon 28, 107 House, Beverly 28, 82 Houston, Jack 53, 62, 73 Howard, Staff 40 Howard, Steve 53, 62, 71, 73 Howerton, Vickie 40, 86 Huey, Donald Huey, Susan E. 46, 84 Huff, Larry 46, 77, 91 Huff, Roberta 28, 86 Hughes, Barbara 40, 96 Hughes, Sharon 53, 82, 84 Hunter, Sharon 53, 82, 84 Hunter, Joseph 47 Hyde, Dennis 53 I Isles, Edna 40, 84, 85 J Jackson, Jill 38, 40, 66 , 82, 83, 85 95 Jackson, Lynette, 28, 98, 99 Jackson, Norman 47 James, Kathy 53 James, Mike 40 Johns, Carolee 28, 36, 82, 83, 89 Johns, Gary W. 38, 40, 80, 96 Johnson, Betty 82 Johnson, Diana 40, 86 Johnson, Janet M. 28, 84 Johnson, Judith K. 47, 82, 83 Johnson, Russell Johnston, Steve 47, 81 Jones, Bryant 21, 28, 90, 94, 95 Jones, Debby 53, 82, 105 Jones, Mitchell 47, 94, 97, 100 Jones, Robert F. 28 Jones, William 41 Joslin, Sandy 38, 41 Joy, Milki 47, 72, 80, 94, 105 Judy, Joyce [ 130 ] K Kahl, Myia 47 Keith, Kenneth 53 Keith, Patricia 47, 82, 104 Keith, Nancy 29 Kellams, John 29 Kelsheimer, Billie 47, 82 Kennedy, Jerry 29, 77, 81, 90, 94 Kesler, Bradley, 53, 71, 73, 81 Kesler, Eddie 47 Kesler, Nicki 38, 41, 84, 89, 95, 104 Keyes, Gary Keyes, William 29 Kibler, Jenny 47, 82 King, Steve 53 Kinney, Laura L. 26, 36, 82, 89, 94,95, 104 Kirk, Rachel 29, 36, 82, 84, 95, 98, 99 Kirsch, Geveva 29, 87 Knew, Claudia 41, 89 Krischak, Linda 29, 86, 83, 90, 105 Krise, Sharon 41, 86 L Lake, Steph 47, 100, 105 Lamb, Connie S. 41 Lamb, Kenneth 53, 62,71 Lambert. Ruth 47, 84, 85, 94, 95 Laney, Bob 38, 41, 105 Laney, Joyce 29 Lark, Susan 47, 82, 84, 89, 100 Lark, William 41, 72, 81 Lasure, Keith 105 Lavarnia, Patsy J, 47, 84 Lawson, Mary 29 Lawson, Paula 47, 66, 84, 109 Layton, Mike 53 Leclercq, Diana 53 Leclercq, Earl 29 Leclercq, Sandra 47 Lee, Charles Nick 53, 62, 73 Leek, Jackie 99,109 Leek, Susan 53, 93 Leigh, Donna 84 Lenderman, Earl 53 Lenges, Carolyn 41 Leturgez, Gabriella 41 Lewis, Bill 41, 73, 77 Lewis, Helen 29, 36, 93 Lewis, Mary 47 Lewis, Patty 54, 97 Liffick, Deana 54 Liffick, James 77 Lindsay, Collin 41 Lindsay, Sam 54 Liva, Betty 47 Long, Delia M. Long, William 20, 29, 36, 75, 80, 94 94 Lowe, Donald 47 Lowe, Kenneth 41, 72 Lowe, Mike 29, 77 Lowe, Norman Lowe, Patty 44, 47, 84, 85 Lydick, James 41, 50 Lydick, John 47 M Masak, Jerry 29, 61, 77 Maclean, Phyllis 39, 36, 82, 84, 92 Maher, Barbara 47, 84, 87 Maher, Carolyn 41, 84 Maher, Janice 54, 84, 87 Maher, Patricia 30, 36 Manley, Linda 30 Manley, Patsy 54, 84 Marquis, Carolyn 47, 84, 104 Maskell, Karen 30, 86 Mason, Carol 41 Mason, Christine 54 Matherly, Brenda 47 V Matherly, Loretta 41, 86 May, Alex 41 May, Alfred H. 54 McAllister, Jean Anne 38, 41, 94, 96, 105 McCalister, Billy Rose 41, 86 McCalister, Dick 30, 60, 61, 63, 64, 76 McCalister, James 54, 62, 71, 73,81 McCarty, Jerry 47, 73, 105 McCarty, Mike 47, 65, 70, 63, 81 McClean, Charles 47, 105 McClear, C. 81 McCleary, Dennis 54, 62, 71, 81 McConkey, David 30, 80, 95, 105 McCoy, Steve 54, 65, 71, 81 McCoy, Vicki 30 McCullough, Earl E. 41 McGrangham, Earl E. 54 McGaffney, Shawn 38, 41, 105 McKibbon, Linda 41, 111 McManaway, Mike 41 Me Pike, Russ McQueary, Peggy 30, 82 McQueary, Rebecca J. 54,82,111 Meadlo, Paul 30 Meadlo, Raymond R. 47 Medsker, Norma 47, 84, 105 Miller, Bob 30 Miller, David 30 Miller, James 54 Miller, Jane Ann 41 Miller, Janice 41 Miller, Joyce 47 Miller, Lindy 47, 82, 99, 104 Miller, Margaret 21, 22, 30, 36, 82, 83, 94, 95, 97, 98, 99, 101 Miller, Malinda Miller, Mike 47, 72, 81 Miller, Robert W. Jr. Miller, Susan 41, 82 Miller, Teddy 20, 30, 82, 83, 89, 94, 95,98, 99 Mills, Robert 54, 86 Monnett, Barry 54, 105 Montgomery, Dianna 41, 82, 96, Montgomery, George 47 Montgomery, George 47 Montgomery, Leland 54, 77 Montgomer, James 54, 77 Monts, Cindy 54, 82, 84, 104 Monts, Mike 41, 67, 68. 69, 74, 80 Morgan, Mark 41, 60 Morris, Jesse 54 Morris, Vickie 54 Moss, Connie 30 Moss, Dusty, 54, 105 Moss, Fred 47 Moss, Richard D. Moss, Sandy 54 Moss, Vickie Lynn 41 Mullen, Peggy 30, 101 Mundy, Mike 47 Murphy, Gary 31,81 N Nash, Steve 38. 41, 67, 75, 80, 91, 92 Naugle, Laura 38, 41, 94, 105 Nay, Jan 20, 31, 36, 83, 84, 94, 98, 99 Neal, Donna 38,41,105 Neal, Martha 41, 90, 92 Neal, Wilma 54 Neidlinger, Nancy 41, 84, 85 Nelson, Georgia 41, 82, 84, 85 Nelson, Virginia 31, 82, 84, 85 Newburn, Dusty 54, 82, 84 Newburn, Rick 42, 60, 77 Nickel, Andrew W. 54,105 Noblitt, Penny 54 Norton, Stephen 47 Nusbaum, Glen 47 O O ' Brien, Kathy 54, 84, 85, 105, 109 Orndorff, Lonnie 54 Ostermiller, Karen 20, 31, 36, 82, 83,89,95,99 Owen, Pamela S. 54, 97, 101 P Padgett, David 54 Padgett, Francis 42 Page, Stephen 31, 86 Parks, Elizabeth 47, 66, 82, 84, 96 Parson, Sally 38, 42, 82 Parsons,1 Barbara 54 Patterson, Janice 44, 48, 82, 105 Pearson, DeRuss 31, 80, 92 Pearson, Gordon 31, 65, 73, 81, 90, 91 Pedigo, William 54 Pennell, Penny 42 Pennell, Verlin D. 42, 74 Perkins, Elaine 48, 82, 84 Phelps, James 54, 62, 73 Phelps, Steve 42 Philabaum, Sandra 22, 31, 36, 82, 83, 104 Phillips, Judy 31 Phillips, Marjorie 54, 105 Phillips, Mike|54, 100 Pine, Dale 54, 71, 73, 81 Pinegar, Bill 54,105 Pinegar, Robert 48 Pits, Diana 54 Pitts, Jack 55 Pitts, Mary 55, 82 Pitts, William 48 Poindexter, John 55, 62,81 Pond, Deborah 55, 82, 84 Porter, Frank 48 Porter, Linda 48 Porter, Loretta 31 Potts, Sammy 20, 31, 60, 61, 81, 89, 91 Power, Linda 48, 97 Price, Donald 55 Price, Karen 48 Price, Ronald 55, 62, 91 Pruiett, Brenda 55 Pruiett, Donald Pruiett, Patty 48 Pruiett, Paula 55, 82, 84, 89 Pruiett, Robert 31, 80, 90, 95, 100 Pruiett, Stephen 42 Puller, Nancy 21, 31, 36, 95 Q Quinn, Kathy 42, 84 Quinn, George 31, 60, 61 R Ramey, Barbara Jean 42, 87, 86 Ramey, Cheryl 31, 36, 98, 99 Ramey, Diana 32 Ramey, Linda 48 Ramsey, Linda 32, 36, 87 Ramsey, Sue Ann 5, 6, 48, 66, 82, 83. 84. 109 Rardin, Connie 7, 48 Rawley, Perry 48 Raye, Mike 55, 71, 81 Raye, Vickie 48, 82, 101 Reese, Janice 32, 98, 99, 101, 107, 111 Reese, Jerry 48, 70, 105 [ 131 ] Renner, Lewis 32,126 Rhyan, Paul 42, 67, 68, 69, 73, 76, 91 Richey, Arlo Dale 32, 61 Richey, Elizabeth Ricklefs, Sharon 48, 82, 84, 89, 101, 104 104 Riggle, Barbara 55, 84 Riggs, Margaret 32 Riggs, Mary 32, 86 Riggs, Rosa 48 Roach, Albert 55 Roach, John 48, 105 Robinson, Debra 55 Robinson, Diana 42 Robinson, Nancy 42, 93, 97 Robinson, Rita 42 Rodgers, Grace 48 Rodgers, Jean 48, 82, 84, 105 Rollings, Jane 42, 82, 96 Rollings, Lois Ann 48 Rollings, Verna 32 Rosebrock, Rona 55, 101 Rosebrock, Sandra 32, 82 Roth, Jane Ann 32, 36, 66, 82, 83, 95, 98, 99 Rowley, Nancy 42 Rubinacci, Victor 42 Russell, Jack 48 Russell, John 32,61, 91 S Sabolick, Richard 48, 75, 105 Sanders, Margaret 55 Sanders, Thomas 42 Sargent, Sally 48, 82, 89, 104 Sargent, Susan 20, 32, 82, 83, 100 Savant, Cokkie 32, 101 Savant, LaDonna 55 Scherr, Roberta 55 Schoffstall, Jacqueline 55 Schoffstall, Judith 33 Schoffstall, Marilyn 33, 82 Scott, Bonnie 42, 82 Scott, Rhonda 55, 93 Scott, Richard 33, 89, 95 Scott, Susan 38, 42, 82 Sears, Terry 48, 60, 70, 72 Seitz, Kathy 38, 42, 99, 105 Selvia, Donald R. 55 Selvia, Sandra 33, 101 Selvia, Steve 42, 77, 100 Selvia, Vickie 48 Shadow, John 48, 105 Shell, Frank E. 33 Shew, Tom 48, 60, 91 Shimshak, Brenda 48, 82, 84 Shope, Judy 42, 101 Shuey, Terry 33 Shyrock, Charla R. 48, 82, 84, 96 Shyrock, Mike 55, 100, 105 Silcock, Robert J. Jr. 55, 62, 71 Silcock, Roberta 55, 82, 84, 111 Sims, Denise 33, 36, 82, 104, 105 Simpson, Mary 55, 82 Simpson, Ron 42, 65, 67, 68, 69, 72, 77, 80 Slavens, Doris Ann 48, 87 Slavens, Linda 48 Slavens, Randall 42, 105 Smelser, Mary 55, 92, 93 Smelser, Robert 42, 92, 95 Smith Bonnie 48, 82, 101, 105 Smith, Bill 38, 42, 73, 80, 92, 95 Smith Craig 42, 74, 99, 105 Smith Gary E. 55 Smith James 48 Smith, Judy 42, 84, 85 Smith, Larry 42 Smith, Margaret 33, 95 Smith, Nancy 55, 82, 105 Smith Virgil 48 Smock, Dorothy 42, 82 Smock, Kathy 55 Snodgrass, Crystal 55 Snodgrass, Mike 48, 93 Soder, Kathy J. 7, 42, 84, 99 South, Manley 33, 80 Sparks, Donald 55, 71, 81 Sparks, Donald 55, 71, 81 End of column 1 page 132 Speer, Bill 48 Spurr, Lynn 33, 98, 99 Stafford, Phillip 33, 73 Stanfield, Linda 42, 97 Stanfield, Ronnie 48 Stark, Bobbie Lou 33 Stark, Dennis 55, 62, 71, 81 Stark, Harold 48, 60 Stedman, Mary 55, 93, 97 Stedman, Wayne 48, 73 Stephens, Patricia 33, 87 Stephens, Sharon 55 Steppe, Kenneth 55 Storms, Fred 21, 33, 60, 61, 75, 81, 86, 95, 107 Strole, Diana 34, 82, 83, 87 Strole, Janet 49, 84, 101 Strole, Kathy 55, 82, 87 Stuck, Fred 34 Stuck, Gary 42, 72, 100 Stuck, Nancy 34, 87 Stultz, Chris 34, 65, 67, 73, 80, 81, 91, 98 , 99 Stultz, Richard 49, 65, 70, 72, 91 Sullivan, Elizabeth 55 Summers, William J. 48, 73 Surber, Barbara 55 Surber, Linda 42 Surber, Patty 34, 84 Sutton, Patty 42, 84 Swickard, Betty 49, 84 Swickard, Bill 34. 65, 67, 73,81 91 Swinford, Beverly 34, 87 Swinford, JoAnne 49 Switzer, Sandra 49, 82, 104 T Tackett, Donna 55 Tackett, Larry 55, 62 Tackett, Onalee 56, 82, 84, 94 Tatlock, Max W. 56, 100 Tatlock, Rhonda 49, 105 Taylor , Jack 56, 77 Taylor, James H. 56, 71, 94, 105 Taylor, Kent 10, 34, 80, 95, 105 Taylor, Robert 42, 72, 77, 100 Tevlin, Ray 42, 72 Tevlin, Ray 42, 72 Thiel, Mike 56 Thomas, Linda Lou 34 Thompson, Barry 42, 91 Thompson, Debby 56, 82, 84 Thompson, Garry 56, 62 Thompson, Leonard 77 Thompson, Loran 38, 42, 80 Tidd, Jerry 49, 99 Timbs, Susan 43, 85, 87, 111 Traviolio, Maridee 49 Tyler, Connie 43 Tyler, Jery 56, 82 U Umphries, Mary 49, 101 V Van Horn, Karen 56, 84, 105 Vawter, Jacki Vestal, Christina 56 ✓ Vines, Dennis 34 Vines, Loretta 43, 96 Voils, Bill 43 W Walden, Debbie 49 Walden, Tom 49, 89, 105 Walden, Vidkie 43 Walker, David 56, 62, 71, 73 Walker, Dixie 38, 43, 99 Walter, Jack 56 Walters, Mike 49, 70 Waltrip, Sharon 43, 86 Ward, Bill 34, 60, 61, 77, 80, 98, 99 Ward, Linda 43 Ward, Patrick 34 Waters, Bob 43, 67, 68, 69, 73 Webb, Roseanna 49, 105 Weir, Gerogia J. Weir, Janie 49 Weir, Jean 49 Weir, Linda 34 White, Becky 5, 49, 82, 84, 99 Whitesell, Larry 34, 60, 61 Whitesell, Larry F. 34 Whitford, Sally 35, 82 Wigington, David 38, 43, 62, 80, 91, 94, 99, 105 Wilguess, Barbara 56, 82, 101 Wilguess, David 56 Wilguess, Gary L. 35 Wilguess, Steve 8, 35 Wilkins, David R. 35 Williams, Candance 43, 82, 83, 95 Williams, Linda 56, 84 Williams, Max 56, 62, 73 Williamson, Richard 56 Wilson, Bob 43, 60, 81 Wilson, Cassie Ann 49 Wilson, Daryl 49, 73 Wilson, Dee Dee 56, 82 Wilson, Hallie 56 Wilson, Nancy 56, 99 Wilson, Patricia Ann 35 Wilson, Ruth 43 Wilson, Tom 35, 61, 81 Winn, Delores 35, 82 Wolley, Karyn Lynn 38, 43 Wright, Bill 43, 60, 73 Wright, Linda 49, 84 Wright, Karen 56, 82, 84, 104 Wright, Mack 43, 86 Wright, Myrna 56 Wright, Morty 49 Wycoff, Donald 35 Wycoff, John 35, 100 Wycoff, Joyce 49 Y Yakel, Debbie Yates, Mary Jane 56 Yates, Ruth Ann 56, 93 Yates, Thomas 56 Yocum, Walter 49, 100 Young, Barbara 56, 87 [ 132 ] vt v . 9 ’ f 9 0 Y vV vv- «. y Y 9- ' A ' w v: