Wiley High School - Wileyan Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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as VB a SWIMMING VOLLEYBALL Left to right: b I-eff to Tight! lrx 'I 1' .. . 1 A N r 1 T1 C':1:ffy:. lil'IVll7fYi, L 4 i n r x . .. f' ., . .. Aix, Hi Mi 1 ' 5':.l,:1:1:c, iff -4-v i 4 -I ri 2-1 Q. BOWLING G- A' Left to right: Lf-ff' YO fighff . 3. emma Q f 2' 4, rmwi. 1 .V firm X lil. .Kimi V l.11I' ZW' Citi., KKK. ft . . 5 RV: 5 '-1' -. Q 3 - J i., i r.: 1 ' QL ' 1, ll-x Q.' Fi' itz GAA The G A A. sponsored by Miss Forno Price. proviclccl an opportunity for girls iiitcrustccl in athlctics to partic-ipatc in bowling. basketball. volleyball and softball. The club was in charge of thc annual school-wiclc volleyball tournainunt. Club inmnbers solcl crying towels and XVilQ-3' stationery to finance a spring weekend camp outing and to soncl repixlsentativcs to the annual Statv G.A.A. Camp. Przgf' Fiflvmi

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,A DRAMA CLUB Left to right: wp-we Row 1: Bill Sorrells, President tlst sernesterly Melanie Fesler, Vice-president llst somesterl, President tflnd seincstcrlg Chris Nehl, Secretary: Rita Green, Treasurerg ludy Watkins, Sandy VanAllen, Yvonne Powell, ludi Horton, Sally Mclflillari. Row 2: Barbara Kelley, Sandra McPheeters, Becky White, Susan Schatz Sharon Martin, Allen Howl, Sari Li nrt, Mary t.ll- rx Hitchcock, Mary Ellen Bone, Lynn Hollis, Anne Waterman, Carol Robinson, Barbara Stonrr. Bow 3: Marqaret Cooper, Sandra Robinson, Susan Hines, Mary Ellen Unsinger, Sandra Har'rnf,r:r, Susan Srrnon, lflzrrrirfz Malooley, ludy Smith, lean Goodman, Elaine Hope, Mary Alirelfinq. Row 4: Donna Moore, Nancy Lafterty, Mary lane Postiewait, Suzanne Amr-S, lune Stratton, L:-argl rr- Blrinr, Sure Rofworrt-vld, Tony Blake, Volney Lamb, Mike Davis, Row 5: DeAnne Henry, Dolores Payne, Pat Haynes, Phyrlis MrCoskr-y, Virginia Cox, Dirk lm zrrzrl, llrry Frrfsrh, lrrzx' Ernstandrq, Steve Nasser, Rcnnrf Staqqs, loe Abolt. Bow 6: Helen Gosnell, Barbara Lowe, Marilyn Hahn, Paula Sirnrfson, Marilyn Gas-rrr, Iucly Aurfrrr, itarrzlrfr Btryfr, C2111 f Warren, lane-t Ward, Vicki Buckner. Row 7: lonelle Goeres, Mary Yournan, Sally Foulke, Irene Karzscrbaurn, Rarnona Chandler, Bgrrbarrr Rome. Bow 8: Carol Haberrnier, Sandra Snrdow, Marilyn Wolfe, Sarah Hansert, Miss Ray, Sherry Mills. DEBATE CLUB Left to right: Row 1: Paul Schwartz, President, Ioe Bronnert, Vrce-presidentg Dianne Monier, Sr-rnroraryy Mrrnznrs- rf-fslf-r, Trpfigmnlf Miss Ray. Row 2: Chris Nehi, Sharon Martin, Leanore Blurn, Carol Hoqernan, lack Tawil, A.len Rand. Bow 'iz Brie Green, Ronnie Sraqqs, Guy Kornblurn, Nancy Anderson, lJl1:j:Y3urriar1. Standrnq: Bernard Vlrlserr, Ifrry lsenhuvr, lane' Blnxsirnf-, lcAnn lgrksanr TCH? B,CYl'I , Toni Aa'1r:r:'iri, Erii Strflls. DRAMA CLUB Dramatics play an important part in any school and Wiley is no exception. The Drama Club this year held various types of programs for the benefit of the entire student body. Proceeds from these programs were used for the improvements made in the Little Thea- tre. Members of the club were often called upon to provide entertainment for Terre Haute clubs and social organizations. DEBATE CLUB The Wiley Debate Club was extremely active. Many speech trips and contests, which brought innumerable honors to VViley were included in their programs. Through this organization Wiley participated in the In- diana Student Legislature which meets bi- annually. 1

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SCRIBBLERS CLUB The Scribblers Club, sponsored by Miss Strobel, met twice monthly at which time the members presented their literary efforts. Suggestions for revisions were then made by club members and the worthy contributions were placed on file to be included in the club's publication, the SCRIBRLI-zs, which is compiled and edited every two years. The purpose of the club was to increase the student's appreciation for literature and to develop his talents for self-expression. Many of the contributions from Wiley to the the NATIONAL ANTHOLOGY or HIGH SCHOOL POETRY were written by Scribblers Club members. In addition to its publication, the club's activities included sponsoring a very success- SCRIBBLERS CLUB Lei! to right: Row l: Sue Euratte, Grace Vlhitehead. Row 2: Marqie Long, Mary Yournan, Miss Strobel. ful mixer, the profits from which helped de- fray the cost of the book. VIS-ED CLUB The Vis-Ed Club, sponsored by Mr. Harry Johnson, was reorganized into a serv- ice club to provide Wiley with a more com- plete visual education program. At the be- ginning of the school year, arrangements were made for the training of projector oper- ators. Once a week, movies were shown dur- ing the home room period, and the profits from these financed the club's activities. Their schedule included upkeep of the equip- ment and rental of films. The club had the additional expense of a new vis-ed device, the flannel board which was made avail- able to the faculty for class demonstration. Row 3: Wayne Cottrell, Ptesldentp Mary Alice King, Secretary-Treasurer: Sue Stoqsdill, lVlGIqlP l.F'VJlE3 Row 4: Ph llis McCoske lot .tt R b,1t,' S1 Svl t Ium- Stratton. y y, e a o e son, tsan ia z, Not pictured: Ronnie Walretniize, V1t'e-President. VIS-ED CLUB Le!! to right: Seated: William Vale, Don Tapia, David M:Namar, Frankleti. Standing: Russell DeMoss, lolin Neill, Mr. lohnson, Dick Dyer, Don Maxim, Paul Markle, Oscar Kantman, Bill lackscn, David Roll. AW -4 I-A