Western High School - Echo Yearbook (Russiaville, IN)
- Class of 1958
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X - :rimqig 5-fx 1 as Vgfe2J..1 T ff , ' 1: in SH , , , M- JIS-sw 14' Y - ww? g3,,,:3up,3 Q, 1 1' .1 , .,. -' 1' A H . 1 . , w .E , ,,A, ., 2 J :Qlvwfff M' w E f ,EL I' ' 'f.?3Zaf A ,WB X, . ,Nav , , mln ' 1 Y 4 ,mms,m1.w1.1wQ , wffgf-,-1 fig V1 F V- ,, 1, ' , - , , ' Jr- N . 1 K 'J J , ' I Q I ,. , ,,.,,,.1,. ' ,7 if:-1 ' ,S , , ,,,?1.-1 yi qr,.f,5: - .-,, v , 'f.. ummnfwm gm- f w ui Av: THE ECHO OF E CH 0 EC nineteen hundred and fifty eight ECHO PRGUDLY PRESENTS I E, Courtesy of CRESCENT DAIRY 'LITTLE SIR EC HO THE SPIRIT OF WHS of ARMSTRONG LANDON CO. 2 Courtesy of A 8: W ROOT BEER .fn ,,,.--' fp , Q DWIGHT BENNETT, Treasurer ROBERT THATCHER, Secretary Monroe Twp. Harrison Twp. FRANK BISHOP, President Honey Creek Twp. Our present trustees, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Bishop, and Mr. Thatcher,we re elected in 1954, and are now serving the last year in this term of office. Frank Bishop was formerly a trustee at Russia- ville for e ight years, but this is the first term for both Mr. Bennett and Mr. Thatcher. They have been able administrators during the last four, very important year s in the growth of Western High School. Courtesy of BANNER FLOWER SHOP 3 Courtesy of BAILEY'S CAFE 5 Wy F X rv X, P Q A E I j 3 fu Wk courtesy of B al J REALTORS courtesy of BORDEN ICE CREAM 4 To you --the Western High School Marching Band--we would like to dedicate this 1957-58 Echo. Through your constant achievements in the field of music, Westernhas been greatlybenefited. Your grace, precision, and perfectionist attitude on all occasions illustrate a desire to accom- plish great things. Due to the hard work of the Band Parents Organi- zation as well as yourself, you are now a uniformed group. Under the ve ry able direction of Mr. Bunish, you put in long hours of practice and rehear sal for February 15, 1957, when you were first seen as a uni- formed marching band. That moment is past now,but we feel that future bands of We ste r n will remember this first group and will use it as a goal to be met and surpassed. Not only have you opened up new oppor- tunities for boys and girls to use their talent, but you have also bettered Western High School . You certainly reflect the Spirit of Western in a great way! Courtesy of ROGER W. BRINEY Courtesy of E.S. BROWN STANDARD SERVICE 5 f W1 a 5 I a ' 1 3323 ,, 5 .WL Mr. Rea Mr. Fiedler Supervising Principal Athletic Director, Asst. Principal Student Council Sponsor Basketball Coach 10 years at W,H,S, Baseball Coach, Track Coach Mr. Bunish Instrumental and Vocal Music Robed Choir Sponsor Z yrs. at W.H.S. 'M .ff 3 Courtesy of COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 8 Q U37 9? 4 57 i, Booster Club Sponsor Boys' Counselor Senior Sponsor 10 yrs. at W.H.S. Mrs. Campbell Mathematics Social Studies Girls' Counselor 9 yrs. at W.H.S. Courtesy in I Miss Carter Mrs. Chandler Art English Art Club Sponsor 10 yrs. at W.H.S. 3 yrs. at W.H.S. 4, 'HY- Mrs. Cline Mr. Connelly Latin Mathematics English l yr. at W.H.S. Librarian 1 yr. at W.H.S. of THE CUPBOARD Courtesy of ESTHER'S BEAUTY SHOP 9 X XA y 3 , Z'53' Mrs. Downey MT- Dunlap Shorthand Mathematics Typing P Drivei-'s Training 3 yrs. at W.H.S. s! 50Ph0m01'e SPOUSOI' 012,-gf Zyrs. at W.H.S. L 41' Ls!! Q Mrs. Evans U.S. History Senior Play Director Freshman Sponsor 2 yrs. at W.H.S. Courtesy of FARLOW ORCHARDS -mp T ,A H.. 'Mm .. Q- . Mr. Harrell Biology Chemistry F.T.A. Sponsor 2 yrs. at W.H.S. Courtesy of THE FASHION Mrs. Harris Home Economics F.H.A. Sponsor Senior Sponsor zyrs. at w.H.s. .' ?, 4.9! 's T .cw Ak? X . -3' .. S' Iii-4 .S , x 1 ,fn ,Ly rf,- Mr . Huffman Asst. Football Coach Sth Grade Basketball Junior Sponsor l yr. at W.H.S. Courtesy o 'T Mrs. James English Physical Education Home Economics G.A.A. Sponsor 8th Grade Sponsor 2 yrs. at W.H.S. f I-'ENN LUMBER CO. is gr X K ll Mr. Kirkpatrick Journalism English l yr. at W.H.S. Courtesy ofM.E.1-'CSTER CO Mr. Kreller History Government Civics 8th Grade Sponsor Bible Club Sponsor 3 yrs. at W. H.S. new-v1 , ' , ,. ri Mrs. Stewart Speech 8: Dramatics Commerce English Dramatics Club Sponsor Z yrs. at W.H.S. Mr. McDonald Agriculture Physics F.F.A. Sponsor Camera Club Sponsor Freshman Sponsor 9 yrs. at W.H.S. AMI- Murphy. M1-S. Schulz Dr1ver's Training English Physical Education History Science psychology Football Coach Government Freshman Basketball Sophomore Sponsor J i r S onsor atPW.H.S, courtesy of DR. o. E. FOSGATE 1 Yr' at W'H'S- 12 fffx fTX SCHOOL STAFF UPPER RIGHT: Secretary- Mrs. Farwick. CENTER: Cooks-Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. V Downey, and Mrs. O'Nea1. ' BOTTOM:Janitors-Mr.Kenworthy, Mr. Ferguson, Mr. Shephard. ,Q ' 4 is C0 ff Courtesy of GILBREATH IMPLEMENT CO. Courtesy of RALPH GOLIGHT LY 13 vw-s 4 P' x ,W g i - SCHOOL K SCENES 5 Ll ST V 3 h 4 'NN E. AL ik' 3: M A- .Ql- S S S V, -Q Sl H . S- Q ' if-f. 'x in ' 1 'W' . , - ' '..W 'Tj Q 4 g- z -' ' - . . ' - - f ' N: ,. -2 ' .fm By - ' ' f 3' 4 , J Courtesy of GOODNIGI-IT'S GARAGE Courtesy of GROVES REFRIGERATION 14 2 I E 1 4 . Q.- tv XJ. Courtesy of HARDING'S GENERAL STORE Courtesy of 15 w is HAUN'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS , O NN! lf Q 'af' l .,., - , Courtesy of CUMMINGS HARDWARE CO. Courtesy of CHEW'S GROCERY 16 . 0 ' o 0 o C C .. C 'Q' . . .Q...' Q... . ' .Q Q. .Q..AQQ' ' . . . U . fl-. 0. . 0 0 D . ' .. 0g.o.aq 0 'S , .. .0-K--A . 0 - W5 if CLASS OF '58 The Spirit of Western will live on in the hearts of us, the Seniors of '58, long after our voices have echoed down the halls and disappeared. He will bring back to us the memories of the times we all shared in the production and the presentation of our senior play, Stranger in the Night, which was so ably directed by Mrs. Evans. The fun we had on our trip to Chicago last October, he will constantlykeep fresh in our minds. The seniors greatly anticipated taking the Spirit of W.H.S. on the annual trip to New York and Washington in May. Our Spirit will be with us always to remind us of the height of our high school career, May 18th and 19th, 1958, our baccalaureate and commencement. We shall always remember and appreciate the excellent guidance of our president, Joe Scott, assisted by David Rea, vice-president, Margy Haynes, secretaryg Janice Thomas, treasurer, and Dan Patrick, reporter. To Mr. Fiedler and Mrs. Harris, who will have s o m uch to do with keeping our Spirit alive, we would like to express our deepest thanks. CLASS COLORS: Powder blue and navy blue. CLASS FLOWER: Red Carnation. CLASS MOTTO: Climb though the rocks be rugged. l8 NANCY BIDDLE Happiness Is A Thing Called Joe Bible Club-3,4 Booster Club-2,3 Echo Staff-Z,3,4 Exempt-3 F.H.A.-1,2,3 Glee Club-1,3 Panthe1 s Cry-3 Bible Club-4 Booster Club-l,Z,3,4 Class Play-3,4 Dramatics Club-4 Echo Staff-4 Exempt-2,4 F.T.A.-4 Glee Club-1,2,3,4 Robed Choir-Z,3,4 Freshman Yell Leader-1 Yell Leader-3,4 NANCY ASHCRAFT Are ya complainin', huh? MARILYN ADDISON Trans. from Kokomo in 1956 Semper Fidelis fAlways Faithfull Bible Club-3,4 Courtesy of ADAM'S STUDIO 19 HUBERT BOWERS Trans. from Forest in 1954 There is no why without a because. DONNA BREEDEN Trans, from Converse in 1956 SENIOR at last! ! ! X NANCY BROO Trans, from Northwestern in 1955 It's not for me to say. . . Bible Club-4 Class Officer- Class Play-4 Echo Staff-4 Glee Club-4 Librarian-4 Robed Choir-4 Ye11 Leader-3 Courtesy of ADAM'S S'I'UD1O Booster Club-2,3 ,4 2,3 Art Club-4 Bible Club-3,4 Booster Club-3,4 20 0 Bible Club-4 Booster Club-l,Z,3,4 Class Play-4 Dramatics Club-4 Echo Staff-Z,3,4 Exempt-2,4 Glee Club-l,Z,3,4 Robed Choir-Z,3,4 JEAN CONWELL Where there's a will . . there's a way. Bible Club-Z,3,4 Booster Club-l,2,3,4 Camera Club-2 Class Play-3,4 Echo Staff-Z,3,4 Exempt-l,2,3,4 Glee Club-l,2,3,4 Gyrn Assistant-Z Robed Choir-Z,3,4 Yell Leader-Z JEAN COLWELL Where's the gang? PAUL BURNS SX I have always go WESTERN Booster Club-1,2 F.F,A.-1,Z,3 Gyrn Assistant-Z Track-1,2 He yl Courtesy of PAUL I-IELTZEL'S GROCERY 21 Courtesy of HOLLAND FURNACE CO U JOHN COOMBS Baseball-1 Basketball-1,2 Booster Club-1,2 Dramatics Club-4 F.F.A.-l,Z,3 Football-3,4 Track-1 LARRY CRAIL Iron Jaw BARBARA CROWDER Trans. from Kokomo in 1954 Such indentions in cheeks are commonly known as dimples, Bible Club-Z,3,4 Booster Club-2,3,4 Camera Club-Z,3,4 Class Play-3 Dramatics Club-3,4 Echo Staff-2,3,4 Exempt-2,3 F.T.A.-4 G.A.A.-Z Glee Club-1,3,4 Robed Choir-3,4 Science Club-2,3 Courtesy of HO TEL FRANCES 22 The 'Bull' of W.H.S. Dramatics Club-4 Echo Staff-2,3 Football-3,4 Panther's Cry-3 Track-3 Courtesy of HOWARD CO. IMPLEMENT CO Baseball-1 Basketball-l,3,4 Bible Club-1,Z,3,4 Dramatics Club-4 F.F.A.-l Football-3,4 CAROL DE FORD Trans. from Elwood in 1955 Westward Ho! Art Club-1,4 Bible Club-Z,3,4 Booster Club-2,3 Echo Staff-3,4 Exernpt-Z Glee Club-1,3 Panther's Cry-3 510 'gm-wan, hwy Track-1,3 + RONALD DEARINGER II Just plain horse sense -r. JERRY DAVIS ' Taxi, anyone ? '? N W Basketball-1 Booster Club-2,3 Class Play-3,4 Class President-2 X Echo staff-4 4 f Exempt-l,Z,4 F.F.A.-1,Z,3,4 Track-1,Z.3,4 Courtesy of C. E. CHAPMAN Sz SON Courtesy of MURRAY P1 DAVIS Z3 PAUL DUNLAP Humor is slow and shy. F.F.A.-1,Z,3,4 JOYCE DURHAM ',fff . . . Love, Marriage, and Dick. BOBBI ELTZEROTH Be cautious of the quiet ones. Bible Club-3,4 Booster Club-l,2.,3,4 Class Officer-1 Dramatics Club-3,4 Echo Staff-4 Glee Club-1,Z,3,4 Panthel-'s Cry-4 Robed Choir-Z,3,4 Student Council-Z,3,4 Alternate Rep. to Gir1's State Booster Club-1,Z,3 Class Play-4 Dramatics Club-4 Glee Club-l,Z,3 Robed Choir-2,3 Courtesy of IRESON WELDING SERVICE Courtesy of The KELVIE PRESS, INC 24 Bible Club-Z,3,4 Booster Club-Z,3,4 Class Play-3,4 Echo Staff-Z,3,4 Exempt-l,Z,3 G.A.A.-Z Glee Club-l,Z,3,4 Panther's Cry-4 Robed Choir-Z,3,4 ' Fi' MARGY HAYNES Life is like a carousel: Everyone's trying to catch the C -G 'N ps,-.Q brass ring! Lf Q Bible Club-Z,3,4 Class Officer-4 Class Play-3 Dramatics Club-3,4 Echo Staff-2 Exempt-l,2,3,4 Glee Club-1,2,3,4 Robed Choir-Z,3,4 'Y MARGE GILBERT Just give me a June Bible Club-2,3,4 Booster Club-l,Z,3,4 Camera Club-1,2 Class Officer-1,2 Class Play-3,4 Dramatics Club-3,4 Echo Staff-Z,3,4 Exempt-l,Z,3,4 Glee Club-1,2,3,4 Robed Choir-Z,3,4 Student Council-4 D.A.R. Rep. Gir1's State Rep. Courtesy of HAYNES GARAGE night, a full moon, and a LAKE! ELIZABETH HAMILTON Absence makes the heart grow fonder. I 11 .. GORDON HUFFER Watch your eyes, kids! Baseball-1,4 Basketball-1,2,3,4 Booster Club-1 Class Play-3,4 Dramatics Club-4 Exempt-1,2 Gyrn Assistant-2 E Baseball-1,Z,4 Basketball-l,Z,3,4 Booster Club-1 Class President-3 Dramatics Club-4 F.F.A.-1,Z,3 Football-3 ,4 DON HUNT Track-l,3,4 A11 looks yellow to the jaundiced eye. DON KNIGHT All Shook Up. Basketball-l Bible Club-4 Booster Club-Z Track-Z Courtesy of M. R. CHANDLER 8: SONS Courtesy of KOKOMO LUMBER CO ze DICK LIPINSKI Find a Way or make one. Booster Club-Z Dramatics Club-3,4 F.F.A.-1 Glee Club-2,3,4 Panther's Cry-3 Robed Choir-3,4 Student Manager-l SUE LEWIS Kelsie is the guy for me. BART KRAJEWSKI Hot Rod Kid! Baseball-1,4 Basketball-1 Bible Club-4 Booster Club-1,Z,3 Camera Club-Z Class Play-4 Dramatics Club-3,4 Glee Club-l,2,3,4 Panther's Cry-3 ' Robed Choir-2,3,4 , Science Club-2 Student Council-3,4 1 Yell Leader-3 Courtesy of KOKOMO READY MIXED CONCRETE CORP. Bible Club-3,4 Booster Club-1,Z,3,4 Class Officer-Z Dramatics Club-4 Echo Staff-Z,3,4 Glee Club-l,Z,3,4 Panther's Cry-4 Robed Choir-2,3,4 Freshman Yell Leader-1 A ,- ,J' .1 X C Courtesy of LEWIS and SON 1f'.ff' 'vx,,,,....y TOM MILLER It's a great day for the race. 01' 1 . , ' BRUCE MILBURN The Joker's Wild! Art Club-4 Booster Club-l,Z,3,4 Class Officer-Z Class Play-3,4 Class President-1 Dramatics Club-4 Echo Staff-3,4 Exempt-1,3 F.T.A.-4 Glee Club-1,2 Panther's Cry-Z,3,4 'agus '-A 1.-i SANDRA OGLE No letter today! 'Bible Club-Z,3,4 Booster Club-Z,3,4 Glee Club-l,Z,3,4 Robed Choir-4 Courtesy of KOKOMO TRIBUNE F.F.A.-1,2 Football-3,4 Glee Club-1,Z,3,4 Robed Choir-3,4 LS.. Art Club-4 Bible Club-4 Class Officer-4 Exempt-1,2 Football-3,4 Glee Club-3,4 Robed Choir-3,4 SHARON PEARSON lt's not the rules, but the exceptions that confuse me! 'Al Bible Club-3,4 Booster Club-Z Class Officer-3 Dramatics Club-4 ,J Echo Staff-Z Exempt-Z F.T.A. -4 . ? N.,-N 1 ill A bfi? ' Q WI IUIIN CNW N . Q we i ' V ' inf' 2 CHARLES OREM Let's form a union. Bible Club-3,4 Booster Club-Z ,3 Science Club-2,3 x 'Y' DAN PATRICK lt's a little secret. ,eg 9, -is gl., '4 S. Courtesy of KOKOMO WRECKAGE CO. 29 Courtesy of KORBA FARM SUPPLY PAT PLUMMER Purdue, here I come! Art Club-4 Bible Club-3 ,4 Exempt-l,Z,3,4 F.T.A.-4 Basketball-l Bible Club-4 Booster Club-1 Class Officer-l,3,4 Class Play-3,4 Echo Staff-3,4 Exempt-1,2,3,4 F.T.A.-4 Glee Club-l,2,3,4 Panther's Cry-3 DAVID REA Robed Choir Accompianist-1,2,3,4 B00gie5, Brains, and Student COl1nCi1-1,Z,3,4 Basketballgf' Student Manager-Z,3,4 DELORES REED Anywhere I'll Wander Art Club-4 Booster Club-1 Class Play-3 Courtesy of LA MODE SHOP Courtesy of MAIN 81 MARKLAND HARDWARE 8: VARIETY R Baseball-1,3,4 Booster Club-l,Z,3,4 Dramatics Club-4 Echo Staff-4 Exempt-Z Cvlee Club-1,Z,3,4 Panther's Cry-4 Robed Choir-Z,3,4 . -jk QE Courtesy of STOUT 8: SON JOE SCOTT Here Goes One! Class Officer-2,4 Class 1-'resident-4 F.F.A.-1,Z,3,4 Glee Club-1,Z,3,4 Robed Choir-Z,3,4 , V d ',f1 FRED RUTHERFORD Imagine me being 6'5 . 3 3' 1 Q4 DAVID ROBERTSON Q f I Preacher '? Who,--Me ? '? '? 'H Baseball-1,2.,3,4 Basketball-1,Z.3,4 Bible Club-4 Booster Club-1 N Class Play-3,4 . x Dramatics Club-4 k F.F.A.-1,2 S Glee Club-1,Z,3,4 Robed Choir-Z,3,4 31 Courtesy of MARTIN BROS. DAVID STOUT Linda, my gal! '15 Baseball-l Basketball-2 Bible Club-4 ' l H Booster Club-3,4 fi ' Class Officer-1 Dramatics Club-4 Glee Club-1,2,3,4 Robed Choir-3,4 gg Booster Club-1,2 F.F.A.-Z,3,4 Glee Club-l,2,3,4 8 Robed Choir-2,3,4 W T1'aCk-l,2.,3,4 JOHN STROUP Slippin an' a Slidin'. . Oi MARY TERHUNE Trans. from Prairie in 1956 They say we'1'e too young. Bible Club-4 Glee Club-4 Robed Choir -4 Courtesy of STOUT 81 SON Courtesy of STROUP T. V. SERVICE 32 KEITH WHITTAKER Victory is ours forever. Panther's Cry-3 ' Baseball- l,2,3 Basketball- 1 Football-4 Track- 1 JANICE THOMAS Trans. from Forest in 1956 Next Yell--'G-A-R-Y'. Bible Club-4 Booster Club-3,4 Class Officer-3,4 Class Play-3 Dramatics Club-4 Echo Staff-4 Exempt-4 Glee Club-3,4 Robed Choir-3,4 Yell Leader-3,4 Courtesy of MED-O-BLOOM DAIRY 33 ,A MAX THOMPSON Bozo I THE CLASS OF I959 The class of '59 had eighty-three m embe r s , each working together for a successful year. The Cla s s officers were elected as follows: President ..... . . Ed Ransopher Vice President . . . . Ed Krajewski Secretary .... . . Judy Martin Treasurer . . . .... Joe Miller Sgt.-at-Arms . . ..... Bill Marr, Robert O'Neal Reporter .................. .... J an Carter Our Student Coun cil representatives were Janice Benham, Jim Chapman, and Ronnie Colby. These officers-together With our sponsors, Mr. Murphy and Mr. Huffman--organized the class in the fall and started the ball rolling . The Juniors had fou r major projects. The first one was the Valentine's Day program presented to the entire student body and faculty at W. H. S. The second was the Junior Play. The ca s t was chosen from members of the class, and Mr. Murphy and Mr. Kirkpatrick did a very capable job of directing it. It was entitled The Katz Whiskers . One of the largestprojects was the Junior-Senior Prom. Many committees Workedtogether to make it a reallynice reception for the Seniors. A pr oj e c t that began in the fall and did not end until school was dismissed in the spring was the financing of our other activities. Not only did we have to finance the play, the Valentine's program, and the Reception, but we also made enough to pay for our trip to Chicago as seniors. We all worked together selling c on c e s s ion s at ballgarnes, selling tickets for the Junior Play, and selling magazines. By the end of the year, we not only had had fung but we had achieved the g r e at Spirit of W. H. S., through teamwork and loyalty for our school and our class. Courtesy of HUFFER 'S BEAUTY COLLEGE Courtesy of LANTY COONROD MOTOR SALES 34 F sf Xw f 0 Barkley Sandra. Benham, Janice Bogue, Dick Boruff, Dale Bowlby, Gary Bradway, Bob Brown, Mila Bruce, John Carter, Danny Carter, Jan Catron, Judy Chambers, Bob Chapman, Jim Christie, Francis Colby, Ronnie Colwell, Sue Cook, Jim Cooper, Jerry Crail, Frank DeWitt, Larry Etherington, Bill Faulkner, Norman Nav Jw, .. 49 27 ,, vxcf slr yxl Absent when pictures were taken: Cecil Coffey 2-4-1. R H A QM fbi 1 2 JW' QL, . A J-, X . ,. Qxl f as Y' , A 1 4 ,,, Li A F3 is I V X Courtesy of LINCOLN FINANCE CO., INC. 35. -,Q -sc, ,M 4 . if y R lyj XV ??1it f , 1, fi , x g,ff',, yfr, ynll J if' 1-. V4 ' 4 -Q' snflffg ' so , 4 6 -: Courtesy of M-G DRIVE-IN Foster, Linda Goodnight, Jim Gray, Bob Gross, Tom Hamilton, Larry Hanson, Harry Healton, Dorothy Hendershot, Rex Hughes, Doris Hunt, Dan Kanable, Dan f-X 5 f' G1 . WT f .Q t ., V f xi 00' fls ' , HQ y , Nl 1 493: --LW ,:..3+Xxf- Kenworthy, Jeanne X .iw Kirkendall, Don Krajewski, Eddie Lambert, Joanne Languell, Ronnie Lautenschlager, Gary Lewis, Rayrnond Loop, Mollie Mann, Judy Marr, Bill Martin, Judy Matea, Ken Merrill, Elizabeth Millage, Judy 4 'ltr G' to . 'J F 02-1 I -3 1 lvl. vi E' gl 'W' 5 ,521 we X. 1... vi , ,,,v xy, X f' AT R, Miller, Joe , i t Miller, Linda j i ' Miller, Shirley ' V A ' Moeller, Bin Q 'R if N' Moredock, Robert - 'll . X Im' l L ix 3 Gull Courtesy of MOORE REXALL DRUGS Courtesy of NEW LONDON GROCERY 36 -5. W i Cv',, 'B .. rt? Q4 6' Qtr sv v sf ' 'S i Y? RN L 'AP .I 'TJ 'S S-EZ .M c W Sl X if-.1 qu...- R X x I XX x XX 'W mf. 'Q NV w as :J Ywxx X Us I xx NLLHX A I 5 .a 3 it it , f L lg, X!!! ' Morrow, Sandra Newlin, Linda O Neal, Bob O'Neal, W. G. Oteham, Kay Padiield, Jeff Parkhurst, Tom Powell, J. D. Ransopher, Eddie Ratcliff, Charles Read, Judy Redding, Don Reed, Donneta Richardson, Pat Roberts, Max Rose, John Shepherd, Ann Shepherd, Janice Shietze, Roger Sutherlin, Danny Turner, Sharon Ulerich, Saundra Van Natter, Sandy Waddell, Diana Watkins, Don Whittaker, Earl Williams, Gwyn S x .,,, -S., Wright, Carol g V, Young, Dan N, . Zell, Phillip . AXA IK Courtesy of J. H. PADGETT HARDWARE Courtesy of PALMER'S JEWELRY 37 THE CLASS OF I96O The Sophomore Class has had their usual busyyear in keeping with the Spirit of W. H. S. A fighting Spirit of Western showed itself in our contributions to the school athletic program. The class has been very well organized, thanks to the aid of our sponsors, Mrs. Schulz and Mr. Dunlap, and also of our officers who are as follows: President ..... . . Onas Conwell Vice President . . . . . Linda Ward Secretary ..... . . Sandy Colyar Treasurer . . . ..... Bill Wells Reporter ..... . . .Winifred Stroup Sgt.-at-Arms . . .... Dirk James, Bill Ripberger Mattigene Anderson and Jay Farwick represented our class in the student council. On January 6, 1958, the Sophomores attended the Purdue vs. Indiana ball game at Lafayette. We all had a wonderful time. We were very glad to be able to order our class rings in the spring, so that we might get them earlier next fall. We Sophomores have had a fun-filled time this year, and we certainly hope that the next two years are as successfulas the past one has been. Courtesy of RUSSIAVILLE STATE BANK Courtesy of RUDY'S MOTEL 38 0X'1 'N Ex Q GX 12 N J Alexander, John Anderson, Mattigene Atkins, Patsy Barnett, Shirley Bolding, Barbara Bray, Mary Brown, Rosetta Chambers, Judy Colyar, Sandy Conwell, Onas Copp, Owen Day, Mary Dotson, Joyce Farwick, Jay Fillenworth, Gene Galbreath, Beverly Graves, Julia Hill, David James, Dirk Johnson, Larry King, Karen Leicht, Sandy Lindley, Janith Lipinski, Tom Margraf, Helen 35 X f 54, ,fa ,, ICE .,, ia, . , C ff Q xi Ly ,, arf, 'X 'Z ,1 COLIITCSY of SCH1FF'S SHOE STORE Courtegy of SELLARS GRAIN CQ fv- ,X ,X il , O XX . XXX YY I 'J ' x Nl!! 'V' w G 'Q' F1 'Q ff! -Q' , IN X ' x A - M v Courtesy of SELLARS GRAIN CO. R IQ' .X I ,my m 'Q 1! 'b L, Q J Q 'og-7 if L. U I Qu Q-v ...ij .U-,N wh N -1' 'UN M- . .gt-f ll m ,LM G.- q-1' Tw 40 'rr lbs 4 ' 41 he FJ x 1' Yo 52 Matea, Judy Maze, Joan McPeak, James Merrill, Joe Miller, Kay Mognet, Pat Newlin, Ramona Oakley, Benny O'Neal, Bill Pearson, Norman Rea, Donna Reed, Christine Reed, Orin Ripberger, Bill Roode, Roger Salsberry, Danny Salsberry, Richard Shepherd, Allen Smith, Betty Stroup, Winifred Swain, Marian Terhune, Cathy Vasicek, Dan Vent, Paul Vogus, Linda Ward, Linda Welcher, Beverly Wells, Bill Wright, Denny Young, Carolyn Courtesy of AL'S SHELL SERVICE g If .19 CLASS CDF I96I As we, the class of '61, think over the year 1957-58, we re- member many things. At the beginning of our freshman yea r we ordered our long-awaited class sweaters. We chose black and red as colors for our sweaters, and were very happy when they arrived near Christmas tirne. Our first high school class partywas a big success! We s ent th . . . P e evening skating and dancing at the R u s s ia vill e Community Building. Numbering nearly 100, our freshman class set a new peak in I Western s high school enrollment. To lead us through the year, we elected the following officers: President ..... . . Charles Rose Vice President . . . .Dennis Taylor Secretary ..... . . Jacque Farwick Treasurer . . ...... Marajean Coffey Reporter ....... ...... S haron Moredock Sgt.-at-Arms ...... . . Bill Hale, George Heltzel Student Council R ' ep. . . . ...... . ....... Tom Williams Under the splendid leadershi of Coach M p urphy, the Spirit of Western showed itself in a fighting freshman basketball team. Our boys left a distinguished r e co r d in the annals of Western ninth- grade ball clubs. Mrs. Evans and Mr. McDonald, our sponsors, earned our sincere thanks for their aid in helping to build in the class of '61 the true Spirit of Western. Courtesy of SNEPP Lf FAGER Courtesy of SPENCER'S CAFE 41 f -..,,,,f my , 1, i -ff, TM, ,Q ew , , , uw 5 ' I . J 1 me ,,,, xg, '- ' fm QQ 3, N ff' ' A fthamvl 1 .J Absent when pictures were taken: Marajean Coffey Mary Nelson Carole Oyler Lr g ?-Q we Ma f ll ,ir 'U , ik, .X - ,ji at ta, ff. f 'WP Fr I 7 x, ZKi' 0? f.. Q- 1 ' if,- fv f 1 xff ijgf Anderson, Kay Bauer, Dennis Bean, Garnie f , fs, 4-, it dm, . X, ,V I A 41 ,. vt ig V R' , ' 1, 'v-I: , Q 'ff' A 4 M... I JMX I ,, , N ,K ' V 5 Nf 'V 1-. , f,,,- 4 vis. 1 at fffa 11' 'G ,f'?f1Q, AQ' mmf Gff ' K S Xe 4 be Z3 2 Z a Brown, David Blodgett, Roseann Bodkin, Edward Bowers, Colin Burns, Betty Cade, Ralph Carnall, Kay Christie, Annette Christie, Verle Conwell, Jerry Cooper, Janet Coy, Linda Cripe, Tom Curtis, Nelda Darnell, Jane Davis, Orinne Dunlap, Jane Durham, Sue Evans, Jimmie Farlow, Rachel Farwick, Jacque Fipps, Evelyn Flynn, Don Ford, Janet Frazier. Sharon Courtesy of SPIEGEL SHOPPING CENTER Courtesy of STURGEON GROCERY 42 Gaither, Jane Gano, Marilyn Gaylor, Jim Gilbert, Norma Goodnight, Ronny Grabbe, David Griffith, Dee Hale, Bill Hamilton, Ronnie Hanson, Nanette Harbin, Jim Hayes, Phil Healton, Lawrence Helton, Becky Heltzel, George Hobson, Richard Hobson, Wayne Hunt, Joe Hyde, Mary Johnson, Connie Kuhns, Carolyn Lewis, Gary Lindley, Carol Lipinski, Kay Mahler, Merle Marsh, Dennis Marsh, Doris McCaffery, Lanita McCaffery, Linda Mc Co rrnick, Chiquita McPeak, Sylvia Miller, Marlene Moredock, Sharon Murphy, Mary Newlin, Jim 1 ,, , L , n W E '1- , Mf '4 41,1 , I , W' R11 1 423 y 193, W, J 'sfik ', , f I 1 1 V ' iqif ' J 1 4, it X ' - Q, .4 ' ' , Q X M U 1: v ,. f , I ' M2 f'7 T, Z A W , X - as 1 5, ,J if, L.. i f 'V H L ,,.i X ,,,, ,y 1,5 lwvxf L, f lx 1 WW A ww. 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CLASS OF I962 We, the eighth grade class of 1957-58, have spent the past year gaining experience and getting ready for our long awaited ears f - Y O high s c hool. We have thought about possible class colors, class sweater ' ' s,proJects,da.nces,part1es . . . . . . . . There'llbeno dilly- dallying around when we're freshmen! On October 16th, we began the year with our first class t' mee ing at which we elected our officers. They are as follows: President .... ............. B arbara Miller Vice President . , ,.,... Jeff Rayl Secretary .... . . . Sharon Barnett Treasurer . . . . . Nancy Goodnight RepO1 fe1' .... ...... G ary Colby Sgt.-at-Arms .... ...... J ane Thomas, Leonard Lorentson StudentCouncilRep. .............. . Charles Fiedler In April we gave a prograrnfor the student bodycalled, T, V. Revue. The Spirit of W, H, S, wa d' l ball team! We would like to thank our sponsors, Mrs. James and Mr. Kreller, for helping and guiding us through this year. We have been the youngest class at Western, yet everyone has made us feel welcome. The memories we have of our eighth grade year will never be forgotten. s isp ayed in our undefeated base- Courtesy of UITTS and WISEHART BARBER SHOP Courtesy of UNION SUPPLY Ab s ent when pictures were taken: Bing Hooper Jim Kemp Phillip Oyler David Reed Robert Wainscott R 1 'Qs ,Z , 'tix- W 1 0 9 4 1'9 -,ff iw f ,, , ' xx D, , Q,o. 'mv' ,R QI-sv . 17 Go fur 3 2, X 6, ,, - f-on ,wa V 43 X X 'L Q V x lx , , an i 1? kf 'fw f.w'w'M: - -was t '64 fi EVN ' .sr - ' Q ' ffm T X t - ilif , -Y l - Courtesy of UNION BANK and TRUST CO, 46 f' We if X .af -W vi q'Q7 7? ' f , M W ff ,if 'S 6953 Alexander, Virginia Alvey, Marsha Alvey, Sandra Ashwill, Bernice Barnett, Sharon Beahrs, Joyce Bogue, Bobby Bolding, Carolyn Boruff, Delores Brantley, Robert Bray, Oral Breeden, Sam Brown, Imogene Brown, Willadean Bruce, Irma Carnall, Nancy Carter, Eugene Chandler, Gary Christie, Linda Colby, Gary Colwell, Marilyn Colwell, Willard Dickison, Bill Dillinger, Roger Dowell, Sharon Courtesy of VAN'S STEAK HOUSE Duncan, Marian Dunlap, Betty Eltzeroth, Ricky Erickson, Ronald Etherington, Judy Fernung, Phillip Fiedler, Charles Fiedler, John Gilbert, Joe Givens, Brenda Goodnight, Nancy Gross, David Hale, Sue Harley, Sharon Haworth, Judy Heaton, Edwin Hewitt, Pleamon Hill, Harold Hobson, John Jessee, Dennis Kanable, John Kendall, Thelma King, Gerald Lacastro, Jimmie Loop, David Lorentson, Leonard Love, Howard Mabry, Micky Maloney, Stephen Margraf, Brad W'9 Y 1 ' Iwi 'ffrff 95.-f fxd V If V 'f , ., 'f L YM A 3 ll t 2 fr.: I' vw yu.: if Q . it 4 H 4 WT? i ina' 0 , f J 'X K, jy an 37 44 6 IL. L L J Av ,-4 X! I ,f x Jimi gif ' fs Quo- -M hm' 14 x . L' i V SL 6' 9:1 E' X 1 R 9, I , L H 6, I W' 3 ' , E 5 f, , . nu 7 My 5 f 'E' Courtesy of WADDELL BROS. GROCERY 4' 4: wxl, .N 2 'PONL :J 5. 'C' ,J 5 TD' wiv , 'f . Z st 'Qs' xx -af' F is 5: ' 0 l X., X E -3 '14 1 hw' ff, , ,Qtr ,L 4. L Courtesy of ZECK SHELL SERVICE 47 xi Q , Nw fc- ,af 2 , K M., - Q? tg WA W if 5.4 4. in , of .X 3 I li la, s. , H ' f - A' L in W ,Cyn 'K J? X J -swf 'sf 1151 2 Q, Martin, Bill Matea, Helen McCormick, Ronnie Miller, Barbara Moeller, Nancy Oakley, Bobby Oliver, Dickie O'Neal, Nina Pavey, John Pendergrass, Dixie Phillabaum, Mary Ratcliff, A. P. Rayl, Jeff Rice, Alice Robbins, Linda Robertson, Russell Rudy, Stephen Sample, Sue Saul, Judy Shietze, Bill Q, i i A ,,,, f Q 5 ' ' J , p, , M' 1 ' ' Sipes, Gary g Q' p 4' 'Q , 1 Snyder, Larry V Q A M ' Taylor, Glen A -M, .K Terhune, Carol T! ' A X Thomas, Jane Niki , fi ,I . Q , ...'- 1 .l ' .:,,,, - if ' ,v gf ,e,,-. K --'. 1 ff iz ' X Qfabwk nfl f by 4 Q dl ' Q ,I Thompson, Carolyn V, 4 at ' V p pn' 1 Trarnbarger, Jerry l 1 N , , 5' Turner, Nancy ' ' 54 ii Welcher Linda VFW s v 7 'K T. 'W ' fm, ', Wright, Larry w X 1 i I if J 4 5 f Y Y ia, B vi. li l ' ,J Courtesy of WOLFCAI..E'S LUGGAGE AND GIFT SHOP Courtesy of WELFARE FINANCE 48 F -9 ff ' vi- ul- Lf- -K -3 Q 'rg 11, r '4, zwrfal' . gfl' 'A GD kai, 4NA14t'. v.m ' 'Umm 'KLQQJ I, I sa xcy, 562 3 5 ' 1 3 Zig ii fa Q I 1 . l C fi-'13 ly S ik' -- . 'Fi vs. Q -'QQ 'lf x . 1. ' '- , if3i3'74Sf1?i-. Y glafgi 5 fn - ?H: f :Alma Aw' V,-vs.. r' 4 Q v s 1 ,--. q 3 55 Q 1 l AA, . 44 :no-. FJ rs' 'x 'f.,n 4 K . ,V xqx I . f' an lg xi' J x '.LL 49 V.: wr . 2' ., ' -,gh k m fi. -vis 1 wk , . M .4-e ,.. Mm! f f in X K' ' t 1 cfffv f , 2? ow 1 4 4 50 giyf, ' L' 5' J, . Ze? 21? 3 ff di J! A fu ffl! Zngfff. fezffaj ' 1 ,mwa- X' ,ff . V, IQ . A .3613 1. wwf, - f ,Q ,fi ' , f 1 , 6 , f Qi 5 ' ' 2 1 l 7 V 54? 21 ,., Lum X 4, 5.-,nn-v- ' -1' kr 51 IQ' Ef..,' ,- ' Q ,FN--.. .N A MKS 5 i... X A..'k,Q if k'N,,,, fig' 1 s B L-4-Q, .-qv-f L X 3 L5 1-gh! 1, I ,I - 1 L f -I ' 35? -gp X -3 ,,,. A wu t . -, ,gs X ' 3,4 - 4 , if . L1 'T A x 3 A 'v if: in Q s , .n-15 , . Y W gg. lk Q fry? i dm rf 'iv ,uf 4 qt -8 1 wr f fr M ,R A In -ffff Uwe' If X X 3 , -' L ys r Nj 3 X W Xak 2' , Glyn' Q? ' -... I 1 s. XQ- ' 1 0 'QQ , X . 9- Boosgm, D 0 E 'sf' like o V Sf?-57 - WY ', ,Q L Q' m.5h'A.......' - 'elif 53 X X ft M The Spirit of Western is displayed differently here in Bible Club. Instead of loyalty, the students cultivate faith in God. This has been brought about by interesting programs and challenging projects. Mr. Kreller was our sponsor, and the officers were elected as follows: President - Janice Benham Treasurer - Mila Brown Vice -President - Dan Young I Song Leader - Elizabeth Hamilton Secretary - Carolyn Young Pianist - Marge Gilbert The average attendance was two hundred twenty. A chalk talk by Rev. B r own from New London, a color film on the lifevof Christ, a chalk talk by our own Bruce Milburn, and a Bible quiz composed of club members were just a few of the programs given through the year. The club sponsored Morning Prayer Meeting. Five minute s before school began every morning, we had devoti o ns and prayer. They were led by students and everyone was welcome. The most important project of the year was purchasing apainting for the school. Rev. Brown, a well known artist in this section of Indiana, painted a lovely fall scene which was hung in the outer office. Youth For Christ International from Indianapolis sent either Bob Page or Billy Zeoli to almost all of our meetings. They were both an inspiration to the club members. Our thanks to our sponsor, the stude nt s , Youth For Christ, and Mr. Rea for co- operating so wonderfully to make Bible Club important and successful at Western. Courtesy of COTTAGE INN Compliments Of A Friend 55 X E! l l i lil EQ - . 1 Yi 'VN' llilxfl fe. w V riff? Us J ,XXX CAMERA CLUB The Spirit of Western is displayed particularly well in pictures. The purpose of Camera Club is to train young people in the art of photography. This year the club has undertaken the instruction of new students in taking and developing pictures. It has also trained these students in operating the movie projector for various school activities. Members may earn honor pins oy doing special work for the club. A point system has been set up for the purpose of giving awards when they are earned. Mr. McDonald has been the club sponsor this year. The officers elected are as follows: President - Janice Benham Treasurer - Sandy Morrow Vice-President - Sandra Leicht Reporter - Phil Zell Secretary - Winifred Stroup Sgt.-of-Arms - Rex Hendershot FIRST ROW: J. Benham,S. Leicht, W. Stroup,S. Morrow, P. Zell, R. Hendershot, B. Crowder, B. Burns. SECOND ROW: B. Galb re ath, K. Anderson, N. Curtis, E. Merrill, R. Farlow, L. Coy, J, Lambert. THIRD ROW: M . Wolfo rd, S. Barnett, O. Davis, N. White, L. Schafer, J. Mate a, S . Sto ckdale ., FOURTH ROW: Mr. McDonald fSponsorj, D. Boruff, R. Shietze, B. Etherington, D. Sutherlin, D. Kirkendall. A . 4 . 43: J r I 'L' ' 3 ,.- f. P ' U ' v fri f?2y -LY, 135.5131 . muffin-A 1.. ' . K ., ET mr Y- ., .,. , W i l Ti ' if - f ,, K . V L. C if :I , , f Y X Q Courtesy of PHIL DRAKE, PIANO TUNER-TECHNICIAN The Student Council is an organization which is made up of elected representatives of the student body. The purpose of this o rgani zatio n i s to plan activities and help with student problems. The Student Council handles the stude nt elections such as those for yell leaders, queens, and school representatives. The various programs which are sponsored annually are: Sloppy Day, The High School Get-Acquainted Party, and Student Exchange Day. A series of four assembly programs was also sponsored by the council along with a series of five sock-hops. These hops were held following our home basketball games. The Student Council formally presented W e st e r n Hi gh School with its first school flag. Miss Helen Carter, a teacher at Western, was the designer of the flag. Officers: Pres.-Dave Rea, V. Pres.- Jay Farwickg Sec'y.- Bobbi Eltzeroth. FIRST ROW: Janice Benham, Bobbi Eltzeroth, Dave Rea, Jay Farwick, Mattigene Anderson. SECOND ROW: Tom Williams, Charles Fiedler, Marge Gilbert, Ronnie Colby, Jim Chapman, Mr. Rea. fSponsorj. :Je , f i P A N T H E R 5 C R Y s T A F F The Panther's Cry Staff is made up of the members of the journalism class. These people publish the Panther's Cry newspaper bi -monthy. The Staff earns their grades by keeping books which contain all of the material they have written for the Panther's Cry. The school newspaper is sent to several community schools, and Western alumni. Members are as follows: fNumbers refer to number of semesters on staff.l FIRST ROW: Joanne L amb e rt - Z , Sue Lewis-2, Elizabeth Hamilton-2, Ed Ransopher-2, Fred Rutherford-2, Judy Mann-Z. SECOND ROW: Barbara Crowder-l, Bobbi Elt ze roth - 2 , Bruce Milburn-2, Roger Shietze-1, Judy Millage-1, Elizabeth Merrill-1, Mr. Kirkpatrick, fSponsorQ, and Carol Wright-Z. 57 vm-F 1 f.. 5 I F - z, .A - A .,,A,,, K , ,. SQ! gfiavfwdj f V ?if,,E.:j,:,,?,l 7, The true Spirit of Western was captured the past year by the Girl's Athletic Association. The girls po rt raye d this Spirit while visiting other schools. Here they showed the Western Spirit of Sportsmanship, Courtesy, and Teamwork. The girls have enjoyed various sports such as softball, bowling, basketball, swimming and many others. The G. A. A. had a ve ry special project which all of its members enjoyed working on this year. This was the Mardi Gras Dance which was held on January 25. Sandy Morrow, a member of the G. A. A., was crowned Queen of the Mardi Gras Dance. The Girls Athletic Banquet was held during the spring. At that time the emblems, letters, and state awards that the girls had earned were awarded to them. Our G. A. A. sent representatives to the G. A. A. State Leadership Camp, the Basketball Clinic at LaFayette, and the Kokomo Badminton Playday. FIRST ROW: Judy Catrlon-President, Jan Carter-Vi c e P r e s i dent, Donna Rea-Sec'y, Judy Read-T re asure r , J . Shepherd, J. Martin, C. Kuhns, J. Ford. SECOND ROW: Mrs. James- fSponsorj, B. Helto n, . K. Oteham, M. Brown, R. Brown, J. Gaither. THIRD ROW: L. Newlin, C. Lindley, N. Gilbert, S. Frazier, M. Griffith, A. Shepherd, S. Moredock, L. Ward. FOURTH ROW: J. Lindley, P. Riehardson, Sandra Barkley-Reporter, S. Miller, S. Morrow, J. Kenworthy, L. Vogus. FIFTH ROW: J. Chambers, S. Colyar, D. Waddell, L. Foster. EEGLKW ' ....5'f'g'f.5. f' I ' Courtesy of RALPH W. SIPES, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 2, vm l . :: FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The F. H. A. began its s eve nth ye ar on October ll with an honor party for its 42 new charter members. The party was held at Judy Read's home. As an international project for the F. H. A., a doll was clothed and s e nt to Hungary. The clothes for the doll were made by the Sophomore Home Economics class. On January 29, the F. H. A. was honored at a party given them by the F. F. A. A Mother- and-Daughter Banquet was held on April 9, at whi ch the l958-59 officers were installed. The F. H. A. also held a D addy -D ate night on February l8. This was a party to which the girls brought their fathers as their dates. President - Judy Read Parliamentarian - Judy Catron Vice President - Joanne Lambert Historian - Mattigene Anderson Secretary - Carolyn Young Reporter - Becky Healton Treasurer - Judy Chambers Song Leader - 'Judy Martin FIRST ROW: M. Murphy, M. Griffith, C. McCormick, L. McCaffery, N. Hanson, M. Bray, J. Dunlap, C. Lindley, L. Ping. SECOND ROW: C. Young, K. Oteham, J. Martin, N. Curtis, D. Marsh, M. Phillabaum, E. Fipps, S. Miller, M. Coffey, L. Newlin, C. Kuhns, D. Healton, J. Read, B. Helton, J. Catron, J. Lambert. THIRD ROW: S. Moredock, J. Darnell, A. Sendelback, R. Farlow, P. Mo gnett, B. Burns, N. Powell, L. Ogle, N. Stewart, R. Blodgett, S. Barkley, J. Ratcliff, N. Carnall. FOURTH ROW: A. Shepherd, D. Waddell, S. Colwell, M. Anderson, J. Chambers, L. V o gu s , D. Rea, J. Fai-wick, S. Durham, C. Parkhurst, N. White, M. Wolford, R. Newlin, S. McPeak, Mrs. Harris, fSponsorj. , f ... if FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The past year has been a very enjoyable year for the Western Chapter of Future Farmers of Ame ri c a . As representative of the chapter, Jerry Davis took a trip to Kansas City to the F. F. A. National Convention. He attended one of the largest and finest livestock shows in the world. We we re successful with our judging teams and received honors at the Indiana State Fair for out s t anding judging. Through the wisdom and broad knowledge of our advisor, Mr. Mc- Donald, we have climbed many rungs on that well known ladder of success. Our officers were very helpful in meeting deadlines, and planning the parties and meetings as well. Yes, you can say that F. F. A. truly reflects the Spirit of Western! Officers for the year were: President, Jerry Davisg Vice-President, Danny Young: Secre- tary, Bill Etherington: Treasurer, Joe Scott: Reporter, Bob Chambers: Sentinel, Phil Zellg and Chaplin, Dan Sutherlin. FIRST ROW: D. Suthe rlin, P. Zell, B. Chambers, B. Etherington, J. Davis, Mr. McDonald, fSponsorJ, D. Young, J. Scott. SECOND ROW: D. Hill, D. Hunt , R. Hobson, D. Wright, A. Shepherd. THIRD ROW: L. Smith, M. Rawle s , D. Carter, O. Copp, D. Salsbery, J. Farwick, B. Wells, B. Oakley, J. Stroup, P. Dunlap. 59 Fl lvl f,7lQ,, M7 L FUTURE TEACHERS OE AMERICAQQY2 A Future Teachers of America Club was o r gani zed at Western this year to encourage students who show an interest in teaching and to help them learn something about the profession before entering college. On February ll, the officers were installed and the club was officially chartered. The officers elected at the first of the year were D avid Rea, president, Shirley Miller, vice -p r e s i d e nt 3 Judy Catron, secretary -treasurer, Donna Rea, parliamentariang and Bruce Milburn, historian-librarian. Also, the club officially name d itself the Wilmer W. Lindley Future Teachers of America Club in honor of fo rme r County Superintendent Lindley who had done so much to promote better schools and better teachers in Howard County. With the excellent help of the club's advisor, Mr. Harrell, a good F. T. A. Club has been formed at Western. Much of this year was spent in planning and o rgani zing the club. The F. T. A. is a relatively new o r gani zation in the United States and our club is one of only 28 clubs recognized in the state of Indiana. The F. T. A. was well represented at both the district and state F. T. A. conventions held during the year. Perhaps this club illustrates the true Spirit of Western and in fact the spirit of any school better than other club s 3 for through the F. T. A., opportunities in teaching may present them- selves to the many students who will be needed as good teachers for the schools of tomorrow. FIRST ROW: D. Rea,S. Miller, J. Catron,D. Rea, B. Milburn, C. Young, P. Plummer. SECOND ROW: S. Rayls, J. D arne ll, S. Moredock, D. Marsh, C. Kuhns, C. McCormick. THIRD ROW: J. Martin,J. Carter, M. Brown, B. Crowder, N. Ashcraft, L. Vogus, S. Pearson. FOURTH ROW: S. McPeak, P. Zell, D. James, E. Bodkin, M. Anderson, Mr. Harrell, Sponsor. CONTRACTOR , Courtesy of GEORGE DOWNEY The Spirit of Western has made himself known in many new channels this year. One of the most noteworthy of these has been the organization of this Art Club. On the twenty-seventh day of last S ept e mb e r a me eti ng of talented and ambitious art students gathered in Room 18 to discuss possibilities and goals of Western's first Art Club. A membership committee was formed to evaluate and judge the entries of those interested in being a part of this new organization: tho se accepted were named as the Art Club's charter members. In a later me eting the officers who were to help the Art Clubs' initial year, with the able and willing as sistanc e of Miss Carter, were chosen. They were Bruce Milburn, president: Pat Plummer, vice president: Carol DeFord, secretary: W.G. O'Neal, reporter: and Dan Patrick, treasurer. The Art Club in its infancy wants the Spirit of Western to be proud of it and the work it is doing, which he is and shall be in the future. FIRST ROW: Carol DeFord, Pat Plummer, Bruce Milburn, Dan Patrick, W. G. O'Neal, Delores Reed, Christine Reed. SECOND ROW: Mila Brown, Donna B r e e de n, Linda Coy, Judy Payne, Marion Swain, Linda Mille rg Miss Carter, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Lanita McCaffery, Jane Dunlap, James McPeak, Dorothy Healton, Larry Healton, Jerry Conwell. l4l ang Q , J DRAMATICS CLUB The students of the speech and dramatic classes o r gani ze d a Dramatics Club this year, with Mrs. Stewart as the sponsor. The first meeting was held on Septe mbe r 30, 1957. At this time the members adopted a written constitution and signed the by-laws. The following officers were elected: President - Frank Crail Secretary gl Treasurer - Janice Thomas lst. Vice President - Dave Robertson Reporter - Larry Crail Znd. Vice President - Bart Krajewski The Dramatics Club has held two meetings each month. A variety program was presented on February 19, which was open to the public. Several me mb e r s attended a debater's con- ference at Ball State Teachers College, and the District Spe e ch Contest held at Mississinawa High School. The club has p r e s e nte d skits, short plays and monologues thoughout the school year. At the beginning of the spring semester Frank Crail transfered to another school and Dave Robertson continued Frank's duties as president. FIRST ROW: D. Robertson, B. Krajewski, J. Thomas, L. Crail, J. Durham, J. Coombs, D. Hunt, N. Ashcraft, M. Haynes. SECOND ROW: S. Pearson, M. Gilbert, B. Eltzeroth, S. Lewis, S. Morrow, J. Conwell, J. Catron, J. Martin. THIRD ROW: M r s . Stewart QSponsorQ, J. Mann, C. Wright, J. Colwell, J. Carter, J. Ke nwo rthy, M. Loop, B. Crowder, T. Miller. FOURTH ROW: G. Huffer, D. Stout, B. Milburn, N. Faulkner, R. Dearinger, J. Miller, F. Rutherford, E. Krajewski, D. Lipinski. ROBED CHOIR The Robed Choir, this year, under the splendid direction of Mr. John Bunish, has become one of Western's most impo rtant Ambassadors of Good Will. Through singing at many en- gagements, the choir has c ar rie d the Spirit of W. H. S. into many parts of our community. These are some of the places at which the choir sang this year: Hill' s Baptist Church Alto Methodist Church State Choral Festival Oakland Church P. T. A. Beamer Methodist Church St. Joseph Hospital Christmas Program Christmas Contata Russiaville Friends Church Noblesville Church Fairlawn United Brethen Church Teachers Conference Russiaville Methodist Church District Music Festival Music Contest New London Friends Church Easter Contata Baccalaureate September ll October 2.0 October 24 November 24 December l0 December 15 December 18 December 20 December 22. January 12 January Z6 February 2 February 4 March 9 March 14 March 29 April 3 April 6 May 18 OFFICERS: Pres., Dave Rea, Vice Pres., Dave Robe rtsong Sec'y. 81 Treas , Jan Thomas, Librarians, Nancy Ashcraft and Bart Krajewski. FIRST ROW: Dave Rea lPianistJ, Diana Waddell, Sue Colwe ll, Sandy Ogle, Cathy Terhune, He le n M a r g r af , M r . Bunish fDirectorQ. SECOND ROW: Joan Maze, Shirley Miller, Jean Conwell, Ann Shephe rd, '9fFred Rutherford, 'l'Sue Lewis, Jeanne Kenworthy, Janice Thomas, Nancy Broo, J ani ce Benham, Mary Terhune. THIRD ROW: Sandra Ulerich, Judy Chambers, Sandra Barkley, YD an Pat ri ck, Ronnie Languell, Donna Rea, Linda Vogus, 'l'Nancy Ashcraft, Barbara Crowder, Linda Miller. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Colyar, '9'Marge Gilbert, Jean Colwell, ,7fDave Stout, D ave Rob e rt s o n, 'Him Chapman, Ronnie Colby, Margy Haynes, Linda Foster, Winnie S t r o up . FIFTH ROW: M atti g e n e Anderson, Elizabeth Hamilton, 'l'Bobbi Eltzeroth, John Stroup, 'l'Tom Miller, Jim Cook, Joe Scott, Judy Read, Dorothy Healton, Janice Shepherd. f'lfThose members who attended the State Choral Festivalj Courtesy of RAMSEYER PIANO CO. Courtesy of MYGRANT MUSIC 62 BAND The Western High School Band has really improve d the Spirit of W. H. S. in many ways. They started off in a big way by m a r chi ng and playing for our home football games. Also they played for the Hallowe e n P a r ade at Kokomo and the Veteran's Parade in which they represented our school very well. At the basketball games the band presented some fine e nt e rtai nme nt at the half times, both in their marching and playing . Many compliments have been re- ceived concerning the imp rove m e nt s o f the band, and we would like to add our appreciation to them. In February, some of the members of the b and entered the solo and ensemble contest. Those people were Linda Ward, Donna Rea, Jim Chapman, Jim Cook, Jeanne Ke nwo rthy, Joy c e Beahrs, Irma Bruce, Danny Carter, Brenda Givens, Marcia Phillabaum, Mary Phillabaum, Judy Etherington, Linda V o gu s , Frank Schmidlin, and Marion Duncan. Of course, no dis c u s s i o n o f the band would be complete without mention of their beautiful uniforms. It surely improves the app re ar an ce of the forty-three players, six majorettes, and the drum majorette. In the spring the band participated in the choral fe s tival which combined the bands from E a s t e r n , Northwestern, and Western. Also in the spring they were a large part of the music department that p r e s e nt ed a music festival. We're sure everyone that went heard some fine music and had an enjoyable time. The Western Band concluded their performances by playing for commencement. We believe that here at W. H. S. we re ally have a band of which to be proud. We should like to thank our band director, Mr. John B uni sh , for keeping the Spirit of Western in our organization. FIRST ROW: Donna Rea, Marsha Phillabaum, He le n Margraf, Brenda Givens, S ha r o n F r a zi e r , G e n e Carter, Marion Duncan, Allen Shepherd, Linda Vogus, Frank Schmidlin, Linda Ward,-drum majorette. SECOND ROW: Judy Etherington, Mary Phillabaum, Joyce Beahrs, Lanita McCaffery, Danny Carter, Judy Haworth, Jeff Rayl, Gary Chandler, Gene Fillenworth, Jim Chapman . THIRD ROW: Nancy Carnall, Norma Gilbert, Irma Bruce, Deloris Boruff, Roger Dillinger, Dirk James, Bruce Snyder, John Fiedler, Bill Martin, Steven Rudy, Jane Thomas. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Barnett, Marilyn Colwell, Alice Rice, Ricky Elt ze r oth , Danny Kanable, Ronnie McCormick, Nancy Stewart, Shirley Barnett, Bill Shietze, Charles Fiedler, Kenneth Rutherford, Jim Cook, J e anne Ke nworthy, Marsha Alvey, Mr. Bunish fDirectorQ, Carol Parkhurst, Jacque Farwick, Janice Spangler. Courtesy of DIETZ.EN'S BAKERY 63 HONOR ROLL FIRST ROW: M. Phillabaum, D. Marsh, B. Burns, L. Coy, S. Ogle, J. Colwell, J. Conwell, N. Ashcraft, J. Thomas, M . Gilbe rt, M . Haynes. SECOND ROW: S. Rayles, R. Blodgett, C Parkhurst, N. Powell, J. Gaither, M. Ringeisen, M. Phillabaum, S. Moredock, J. Darnell, M Loop. THIRD ROW: B. Ashwill, J . Re ad, D . Healton, J. Catron, M. Brown, L. Ward, M Anderson, D. Rea, M. Swain. FOURTH ROW: J. Merrill, G. Chandler, G. Sipes, L. Lorentson L. Healton, E. Bodkin, B. Quake nbush, C. Johnson, J. Chapman. FIFTH ROW: J.Fa1-wick: D. Kirkendall, N. Pearson, J. Alexander, J. Davis, B. Milburn, D. Rea. E. Ransopher, C. Rose. fThese persons were exempted the first semesterl. , ff,. ' ' u, f f mm V fy.. ,.,. f ,wf.,f:m.f:,v, 4.91.4 ECHO SALESMEN FIRST ROW: J . Lambe rt, B . Eltzeroth, J. Thomas, N. Ashcraft, N. Broo, S. Colwell, D Hughes. SECOND ROW: M. Gilbe rt, E . Hamilton, J. Kenworthy, S. Lewis, F. Christie, L Foster, E. Merrill. THIRD ROW: D. Rea, B. Milburn, J. Davis, E. Krajewski, F. Rutherford FOURTH ROW: M. Roberts, R. Shietze, G. Williams. l J html -m m rm m fm rf' 1 , mai Qupw-f-f f 'f,f Nm 0' F3 FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS O' EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS F! ff Q WW VARSITY CHEERLEADERS x Q and those people who have con- I tributed so gre atly to the success of our ball clubs, and have displayed , through sportsmanship, the true Spirit of W. H. S. BOCSTER CLUB Mfknf-on D ,s'T!'3f7 'fi mini waff- -s i'Jq'Y x M fn v05i4 nfirfengp 03:77, V+ '54 I .F .pngilfxk 9 , ,. 5 1 1 V Ae r ' 4 K' v' - '3'QQ so ' ' his xx J Q ll, 7' 'Uv-l'i'-i A E U 4 R F1 i 63' 1 ,K Hyip' .VY 1' 1159, AP ., A In ' x Y ATHLETIC STAFF Mr. Orbaugh, Mr. Huffman, Mr. Fiedler, Mr. Murphy The athletic staff at Western this year has been excellent. The members of the staff have combined their t ale nt s to come up with the best combinations of te am s possible. They have not necessarily had a pe rfe ct season as far as won and lost figures, but they have managed to instill in their te am s the fighting spirit and good sportsmanship for which Western has long been known. Mr. Fiedler has headed baseball, basketball, and track this year with Mr, Murphy handling the coaching reins in football and freshmen basketball. Their very capable assistants have been Mr. Huffman, who has served as football assistant and eighth grade basketball c o ach, and Mr. Orbaugh, assistant football coach and seventh grade coach. Words are so in adequate to express true appreciation felt by the fans and te am s for what these coaches have done. They have devoted their time to improving and stimulating athletic interests at Western as well as serving as exc elle nt examples to each and every boy with whom t he y have had p e r s o nal contact. They have shown the way to compete fair and square, and yet still be a good loser as well as a good winner. This, after all, is one of the real values of sports. Surely we can say that the school's 1958 athletic staff was well respected and good representatives of our Spirit of Western! 68 mul S2 WINNERS OF TWO MAJOR AWARDS BACK ROW: B. Etherington, J. Farwick, T. Miller, L. Crail, C. Ratcliff, D. Rea. SECOND ROW: N. Faulkner, J. Coombs, R. Dearinger, D. Patrick, J. Rose. FRONT ROW: F. Ruther- ford, D. Robertson, W. Cv. O'Neal, B. Marr, E. Ransopher, D. Hunt. Pictured on this page is the nucleus of the four maj o r sports at Western. These 19 boys have participated in at least two years of maj o r sports. This is the first year a page of this type has been possible in the yearbook, for this year honor jackets were awarded as they were earned. All boys who had earned two maj o r awards received a jacket. In the past, a boy received this award only when he graduated. On Tuesday, the 14th of January, in a special ceremony in the gym, these 19 boys were presented their honor jackets. The fans of Western app re ciate the many fine moments of sports thrills that they have given them. In the pages to follow a more detailed description of their sports activities will be presented. The winners of two major awards are as follows: John Coombs Larry Crail Ron Dearinger Don Hunt Tom Miller Dan Patrick David Rea David Robertson Fred Rutherford Frank Crail Norman Faulkner Bill Etherington Bill Marr W. G. O'Neal Tom Parkhurst Ed Ransopher Charles Ratcliff John Rose Jay Farwick 2. Z Z 2 Z Z 6 2 Z Z 2 Z 3 2 1 Z 2 2 Z Football Football Football Baseball, Z Football Football Football Student Mgr. Baseball, l Basketball Baseball Football Baseball, Z Track Football Baseball, 2 Football, Z Football, l Basketball Baseball, 2 Football Baseball, l Basketball Football Football Baseball, 1 Basketball Courtesy of GEORGE'S ELECTRONIC SUPPLY Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Basketball Jr, Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. Courtesy of DICK SANBURN, INC. Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western Western BACK ROW: Rus sell Fiedler - Coach, D. Carter, P. Zell, B. Marr, L. Hamilton J. Farwick, D. Kanable, R. O'Neal, D. Rea, Mgr. SECOND ROW: B. Krajewski, D Watkins, W. G. O'Neal, D. Hunt, G. Huffer, E. Ransopher, B. Chambe rs , D. Robertson, FRONT ROW: F. Rutherford, W. Hobson, A. Shephard, M. Mahler, D. Wright, N. Faulkner. Western High School participated in a new s umme r baseball league this year. The league was divided into two divisions: the Eastern and Western. There were eight teams in each division. In the Western division, the te ams were No rthwe ste rn, Sweetser, Fairmount, Swayzee, Eastern, Converse, Bunker Hill, and Western. Western had a 6 and 8 record in the league. The Panthers also defeated Rossville in a non-conference game. Games were played at 5:30 every Tuesday and Friday. Approxi- mately Zl boys participated in this successful program., SCORES 6 Fairmount 8 4 Northwestern 13 17 Bunker Hill O Z Swayzee 4 6 Sweetser 12 7 Rossville 5 1 y ' A 12 Bunker Hill ll if A 5 Northwestern 11 16 Converse 10 A 11 Eastern 0 A -'!V ' it L H 9 Converse 10 1 , ff 7 Swayzee 5 ? 1 1 4 Sweetser 13 ' T 1 7 Fairmount 8 'bf H' ' S .. i 1 8 Eastern 5 f V 7 if 6 lamffg, Courtesy of KOKOMO NEW CAR DEALERS, INC. 'i -1 i 4 Coach Murphy and Quarterback Crail plot pre- game strategy. Western's first varsity football season has definitely been a success. The improvement made by the te am in one short year is phenomenal. This year, playing a rugged eight-game schedule, the Panthers totaled up a season won-and-lost record of 3-5. For a first year club, this is exceptionally good. Carrying the load for the Panthers this year were seven seniors, eleven juniors, two sophomores, and four freshmen. One of the season's high points was the winning of the first game against Jackson Central, 6-0. Another out- standing moment was the close game which was heart-breakingly lost to Kokomo's reserve team, 15-8. Initi ating football at Western has indeed been a rough job. As well as teaching the game to about 25 boys who had never played, there was the task of interesting the students and community in the new sport. New yells, spectator int e r e s t to b e aroused, new rules--all of these things faced the athletic department just two short ye ar s ago. Needless to say, Mr. Murphy and his c ap able assistants have done an excellent job in overcoming all these diffi- culties. Much credit is due the s e men. They have helped put football over the hump at Western. But much credit must also go to the 24 boys who played their best on the football field so that future teams might have something to point to with pride. Truly they have demonstrated the Spirit of Western. 71 WESTERN'S Ist VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD nf, A 4. X Cf. X' TOP ROW: Ro g e r Shietze, student manager, Ron Dearinger, end, Tom Mille r , tackle, Bill Etherington, tackle, Dan Patrick, end, Larry Crail, end. THIRD ROW: Tom Lipinski, student manager, Bill Marr, quarter- back, John Rose, center, Donald Flynn, end, Max Rawles, tackle, Dale Boruff, tackle, Bill O'Neal, end, Fred Huffman, assistant coach. SECOND ROW: John Opi nc ar , student manager, W. G. O'Neal, halfback, Ronnie Languell, halfback, Bob Gray, halfback, Raymond Lewis, tackle, Charles Rose, guard, Max Thompson, tackle, Richard Murphy, coach. FRONT ROW: Allen Shepherd, halfb a ck, Bill Hale, guard, Tom P a rkhu r st, guard, Don Hunt, guard, Dan Hunt, guard, John Coombs, guard, Frank Crail, back. Absent-- Dan Orbaugh, assistant coach. 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Wells,P. -gsm QJ 5 if Western 53 RESERVE SCORES Sharpsville Western 45 Northwestern Western 43 Clay Western 41 Flora Western 43 Sweetser Western 34 Northwestern Western 31 Delphi Western 31 Camden Western 46 Bunker Hill Western 44 Swayzee Western 45 Windfall Western 43 Converse Western 36 Galveston Western 46 Delphi Western 27 Highland Western 40 Eastern Western 38 Kirklin Western 41 Ros sville Western 40 Jackson Central Western 40 Zell, R. Shietze, C. Coffey, J. Alexander, L. Hamilton, D. Kanable , R. Murphy-assistant coach. FRONT ROW: P. Vent, O. Conwell, B. O'Ne al, B. Chambers, B. Ripberger, R. Languell. The B te am has an outstanding year. Defeated in only two games, while winning 18, is a record that speaks for itself. Very few r e s e rve te ams in Indiana can boast of a record this good. Unfortunately, one of their d e fe at s was in the 4-Way tourney but this was later avenged. Although these seven juniors and six sophomores made several mis t ake s , which are typical of an inexperienced team, they co- ope r at ed well, had fine team spirit, and thus steam-rolled to a successful season. Our Spirit of Western shouldn't be too worried about next season, for these boys are going to keep Western on top in basketball. The class of '61 ended the re gular season with a superb re- cord of nine Wins and three losses. The sixte en boys who com- prised the team had a lot of fun, gained much experience, and under the capable direction of Mr. Murphy defeated many of the area teams. BACK ROW: D. Bowers-mgr., G. Lewis, D. Flynn, C. Rose, D. Taylor, R. Re ed, W. Hobson, J. Harbin, R. Cade, R. Murphy-Coach. FRONT ROW: G. Heltzel, T. Williams, C. Hayes, J. Newlin, K. Rutherford, M. Mahler, M.Richard- FRESHMAN TEAM Western 29 Western 34 Western 39 Western 32 Western 30 Western 33 Western 48 Western 32 Western 44 Western 37 Western 34 Western 31 Forest FRESHMAN SCORES Rossville Eastern No rthwe ste rn Windfall Kokomo No rthwe ste rn Kirklin Galveston Galveston Windfall Kokomo Eastern Western 5 Howard 3 Western 15 Taylor 5 We stern 4 Ervin 3 Western 5 Howard 1 Western 12. Ervin 0 Western 11 Taylor 0 We ste rn Western Western Western Western Western We stern Western We stern Western Western Western Western Western BASEBALL SCORES EIGHTH GRADE BASEBALL TE BACK ROW: P . Fernung, B . Shietze, G. Sip Lorentson, B. Bogue, J. Rayls, C. Fiedler, J. Hobson, AM es, L. mgr. Russell Fiedler,Coach. FRONT ROW: J. Gilbert,J'. Fiedler, S. Rudy, E. Heaton, J. Kanable, L. Wright. If the record of this year's eighth grade teams is any indication of what is to come for Western athletic s , then sports fans of this area should not worry too much, for both the baseball and basketball te ams ended the season with excellent records. The eighth grade baseball team was the county champ this year and ended the season with a 6-O record. Leonard Lorentson was the pitcher for the team. With Mr. Huffman as coach, the basketball team also compiled a very good record. They were defeated in only two game s during the year and they avenged both of these defeats. As well as compiling a good record, the team also gained valuable experience. The highlights of their season came February 22, when they became champions of a tourney held at N o rthwe s t e r n High School, by defeating both Eastern and Howard eighth grade teams. We are certainly proud of these boys. BACK ROW: J. Hobson, mgr.g G. Sipes, L. Lorent son, B . Martin, B . Bogue, J. Rayls, G. Colby, F. Huffman, Coach. FRONT ROW: B. Oakley, P. Fernung, C. Fiedler, EIGHTH GRADE BASKETBALL T EAM fwfw f Maw X5 Ts BASKETBALL SCORES 5, A L A 1. f.' f 1 ,V , l 8 Taylor 27 ,.,, , fl p .zf , 38 Howard 33 W 1 5. ' 4 34 Eastern 25 7 51 ' ': l 51 42 Flora 23 5 29 Sheridan Z2 y ' U ff 28 Sheridan 50 ,xl 'j' -, - 45 Taylor Z1 it f A T 1 fi' 44 Ervin 25 ' g l ji 38 Kokomo 14 4 ' ' 24 Qwashingtonl Z9 ff ' ' 5 ' I 25 Windfall 6 f J 4, 34 Kokomo A a QRooseveltl 30 7 1 ' 31 Prairie Z3 ' T 47 Eastern 39 ' 41 Howard 22 'V V, ,M ,rs an by xi., STUDENT MANAGERS BACK ROW: R. Shietze, D. Rea, D. Bowers FRONT ROW: J. Opincar, T. Lipinski, J. Hobson The boys pictured above are the ones, above all others, who deserve a word of recognition. For they are the ones who get most of the gripes, try to supply all d e sire s and needs, add words of encouragement, and take c are of equipment. They are the student managers. To be the first ones to arrive and the last ones to le ave is only one of the requirements. It's a tough job, but very, very rewarding. The summer baseball program was handled by David Rea, while in football, Roger Shietze, Tom Lipinski, and John Opincar we re the managers. In basketball, there were two managers for the varsity and reserves team, D avid Rea and Tom Lipinski. Freshman and eighth grade basketball were handled by Dennis Bowers and John Hobson, respectively. 5U 4 I ,Q ir! ' ,fy 12 X , . -4,5-.lf .-. tj f K cel P R I E W 1958-1959 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE As we come to the end of the sports section and of the yearbook, a glimpse into next year's p ro s p e ct s and schedule for athletics at Western s e em s only fitting. In all s po rt s , an abundance of letterrnen, and rn any with varsity experience, emphasize a brightening future. As the Echo goes to press, definite plans for baseball have not been made so its schedule is omitted. However, football and basketball schedules are definite and a good season for both appears evident. Football, in its third season at Western and s e cond varsity season should become much stronger. And the six returning letter- men in b a s ke tb all will definitely help the Panthers toward a better record. Perhaps if everyone follows the motto below, Western' s chances will be better than ever! W illingness 1 nterest N ever-say-die attitude S pirit Sept. l Sept. 6 Sept. 12 Sept. 20 Sept. Z7 Oct. 4 Oct. 10 Oct. 18 958-1959 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21 Nov. Z5 Dec. 5 Dec. 6 Dec. 12 Dec. 19 Dec. 23 Jan. 9 Jan. 10 Jan. 16 Jan. 17 Jan. Z3 Jan. 30 Feb. 6 Feb. 13 Feb. Z0 Elwood T Jackson Central H Eastern T Sheridan H fopenj Highland H White's Institute T Fairmount H BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Sharpsville T Clay T Flora T Sweetser H Bunker Hill 'I' Fairmount H Northwestern T Windfall H Converse T Galveston H Delphi T Swayzee H Highland H Eastern H Kirklin H Rossville T Jackson Central 'I' Southwestern H xf wwe, 4:-af , L l V Mya, ., f X iz iriyl l jlfigg., , E- . y, , , , 54 S 2. i i :4 ,Q 'fi vii' y M!-ff , y Q li 1 M Ak f f f , f 1. f ff ,Hr-w . 'f iz cf-, ,L 'ii-:Q . M , , f- wwf- f 1-my off 7 f-N, ffm 42 .wg .mf mf 'Mfr 45 ifff 5 ,, iffflfyflffiyf117722471 ECHO STAFF We, the Echo Staff of 1958, with the help of Little Sir Echo,have tried to present to you a full and co mplete record ofthe events which occurred duringthe 1957-58 school year at Western. Because you, the stude nt body, have supplied us with so much interesting mate rial, this has been a pleasant task. All our work and effort will have been very worthwhile if, many years from now, our E cho help s you re- member this great year in Western's history. As time goes by, the one thing we will remember above all is the unforgettable, enthusia stic , living Spirit of Western . Let's keep him alive for many years to come . Editor-in-chief . . . Marge Gilbert . . Elizabeth Hamilton . . . Dave Rea .Ed Ransopher . Jean Conwell . Jean Colwell . Nancy Biddle . Mr. Kirkpatrick Business Mgr, Advisor ...... Art, Layout Editor . . Bruce Milburn Sports Editor . . . . Assistant . . . Copy Editor. . . . . Dorothy Healton . .Bobbi Eltzeroth Assistant. . . . . Linda Newlin Assistant. . . . . . Photo Editor . . . .Barbara Crowder Faculty Editor . . Assistant. . . . Club Editor . . .W ffevfw- , f fmf-f As sistant . . . . . . Philli Zell Class Editor . . .Carol DeFo rd -f fffff-Cf-fr aft, M , Wfmy,f-,.,f-z,.,,,, f ff 1 f' yy-21 ff 31:5 -f:,,.'f.,.,. 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