Windfall High School - Anemone Yearbook (Windfall, IN)

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English cyl LUELLA A DKINSON, B. M Art, Arithmetic CHARLOTTE BARR, A.B English, Latin, Speech RUTH POWELL, B.M. Music LOUIS RIFFE, A.B. Mathematics '74wff4 CARL SCOTT, B.S. Vocational Agriculture, Shop EDWARD SECOR, M.S. Science IVF W Vocational Home Economics, Phy. Ed. LORENA WHITEHEAD, M.S. Social Science it N or t.sw ,L, Roscos SHARP, B.s. Commerce, Phy. Ed. -6 1 ., sw I, I 'IK L, -0 'CU ELLEN SLOAN School Secretary rig 4'5 7 Af V 'Me S The Student Council is a student representative group or- ganization which has accomplished a great deal. This year its first project was sponsoring the annual Home Com ing. Second aphotographer from North Manchester came and took individual pictures of everyone in school. Some fine assembly programs were enjoyed by the stu- dent body, thanks to the Council. After the Friday night games the Council helped to spon- sor some of the cut the rug sock hops. President. . . . .Don Yundt Vice-Pres. . . . . Linda Fisher Secretary .... . . Bette Leisure Treasurer. . . . . Sandra Findling Sponsors. . . . .Mrs. Powell and Mr. Riffe xi, ,f-'xxx . N.. SEATED, left to right, Peggy Blessing, Mrs. Whitehead, Rebecca Osborn, Reba Waddell, Mulene Tolle Elizabeth Riffe, STANDING. left to right, John Davis, Charles Knotts, Fred Avery, Don Yundt and keith Martin. 'Me ,-4 Sag Editor ----- Asst. Editor - . - Layout Editor ---... Asst. Layout Editor- - - Copy Editor -----. Asst. Copy Editor- . Art Editor ----. Asst. Art Editor- .. Business Editor ..... Asst. Business Editor. Sponsor .......... Fred Avery Rebecca Osborn Peggy Blessing Elizabeth Riffe Marlene Tolle Reba Waddell Keith Martin Charles Knotts Don Yundt John Davis Mrs. Whitehead Seam Offaww Looking backward, it seems only a short time ago that we entered Windfall High School as freshmen. Mr. Scott was our sponsor that first year, and he successfully guided us through our activities which included booths at the Halloween Carnival and two class parties. Mrs. Martin sponsored both our sophomore andjunior years. As jun- iors we found ourselves quite busy with the concession stand at home games, one class play, and the Junior-Senior Prom added to our regular list of projects. We also attended a session of the Indiana General As- sembly which we found extremely interesting. The efforts of all twenty-eight of us and Mrs. Whitehead made our many senior projects successful. We planned and held the Halloween Carnival, sold ice cream at noon and at ballgames, and exceeded our one thousand dollar goal in selling magazine subscriptions. These things and our class play have made possible our senior trip. We are looking for- ward to it with great anticipation. President ...... . . John Davis Vice-President ...... Marlene Tolle Secretary ..... . . . Reba Waddell Treasurer .... . . . Mary Bunnell Sponsor . . . . . Mrs. Whitehead 8 M, , . 2' Qi. 5-my X O v X H-X., 'f '.1'f fi .Jerri xv -11, may Sf, , I 'Mx W., HN... W., 12-an :img - r,,Jv- LARRY BOGUE Basketball1,2,45 F.F.A. Basketball 35 F.F.A. 2,345 Softball 1,25Track 1,25F.F.A. Sentinal 4. MARY BUNNELL Chorus l,2,3,45 Sunshine l,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 3,45 Operetta l,2,3,45 Dragonette 35 Librarian 35 Student Director of Play 3,4. ff FRED AVERY Algebra Contest lg Class President 2,3 Annual Staff5 Class Play 3. PEGGY BLESSING Latin Contest 25 Librarian 15 Annual Staff 1 Class Play 3,4. IAN CAIN Dairy Judging 2,35 F.F.A. 2,345 F.F.A. Sec. 35 F.F.A. Vice-President 45 Land Judging 25 Vegetable Judging Contest 2,3,4. JOHN DAVIS Basketball1,2,3,45 Softball 1,2,3,45 Track 2, 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Class President 4. 1oYcE EDWARDS 5 Lafayette High School 1 g Sunshine 3 ,4g Chorus 3,45 Class Play 3, Operetta 3,4g Librarian 3. wiv DONALD FENNELL Class Play 4. SN vi' DONNIE FISHER Basketball 1,2, Softball l,2, Track 1,2g F.- F.A. Reporter 4g F.F.A. Basketball 3,45 Class 5 Secretary 2,3. GWIN FISHER Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4g Student Coun- cil4g Class Play 3,45 Softball 45 Opcrctta 1, 2,3,4g Solo Contest 3,4. DAVID FRANCIS Basketball 1,2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4, Class Play 3,4g Class Treasurer 1,2g Softball 2,3, LUClLLE GLASSBURN Tipton High School 1,2,3. .g awww, aw bww, 'YQ' CHARLES KNOTTS Class Play 3,4. ROBERT JOHNSON Student Council35 Chorus l,lfg Class Play -1 Operetta 1. BARBARA LEWELLEN Chorus 1,2335-15 Operctta l,Z,3,45 Librarian iglg Class Pla yli. li EITH MARTIN askctball l,1l,3.4g Softball 1,245 Track l ,fl5Class Play3,45 Annual Staff5 Dragonctte staff' 351. ,.rW '1 95 MUN WA ,ik FRED MCCORKLE F.F.A.2,3,45F.F.A.Treasurer 35 F.F.A. Pres. 45F.F.A. Basketball 2,3,45F.F.A. State Con- vention35 Student Manager 213,45 District 5 F.F.A. Treasurer 45 Dist. Livestock judging, Contest 35 Class Play 3,45 Class Vicc-Pres. l,2,35 Boys' State 3. WANDA MCCORKLE Chorus 1,25 Operctta 1,25 Class Play 35 Dragonette Staff3,45 Business Editor 45 Sun- shine 2,3,4. LILY MILLER Urbana High School 1,2,3g Library 2,43 Chorus 3g Class Play 3,4. REBECCA OSBORN Band l,2,3,-lg Chorus l,2,3,4g Accompanist l,2,3,4p Operetta 1,2,3,4g Solo SL Ensemble Contest l,2,3,4g I lvl E A Clinic Band 2,3g Sunshine l,2,3,4g Treasurer 2g Librarian lg Class Secretary Ig Class Play 3,4g Annual Staffg Dragonette Staff 3,4g Business Mgr. 3g State Algebra Contest lg State English Con- test 3g Girls' State 3. BENNY RYAN MARLENE TOLLE Band 1,2,3,4gChorus l,2,3,4gChoral Festival 1,2,3,4g Operetta I,2,3,4g Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Pres. 45 Dragonette Staff 3,4g Asst. Editor 4g Class Play3,4g Solo SL Ensemble Contest l,2, 3,45 State 2,3g Annual Sraffg Vice-Pres. of Class 4. REX RETHERFORD Basketball l,2,3,4g Softball l,2,3,4g Track 2,4gClass Play3,4g Student Council2gF.F.A. 4. ELIZABETH RIFFE Band 1,3,4g Chorus l,2,4g Choral Festival l, 2,4g Sunshine I,2,3,4g S.S.S. Rec. Sec. lg Corr. Sec.2g Vice-Pres.3g Dist. English Con- test 3g Solo 84 Ensemble Contest I,2,3,4g State 2,33 Class Play 3,4g Operctta l,2,4g Annual Staffg Girls' State 3. R65 X? CECIL WOOD Basketball 1,2,45 F.F.A. 3,45 Track 1,2,45 Softball 2,35 Class Play 4. LARRY DON YUNDT Softbal11,2,3,45 Basketball1,2,3,45 Track 1 2,3,45 Class Play 35 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Student Council President 45 Annual Staff 4. RUTH ANN TOLLE Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Operetta 1,2, 3,45Choral Festival Dist. l,2,3,45 State 2,35 Solo8r Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,45 State Solo Contest 35 Sunshine l,2,3,45 Library 3,45 Honor Award 35 Class Play 3,45 Girls Sextet 3,45 Latin Contest 2. REBA WADDELL Chorus 1,25 Class Play 3,45 Annual staff 45 Librarian 45 Operetta 1,25 Dragonette Staff 3,45 Dragonette Editor 45 Class Secretary 45 Sunshine l,2,3,4. Suk' Seavgez-del: HRW ,N-1' G Z .yu-,mg '. Q - 7' iii f I :V 1 ' 54--Mx: E . f FIM vi 'E ,J 'W-H gi I' A ' l f ? 1 7041! We, the Senior Class of 1956, do hereby present our last will and testament: I,Donald Fennell,being offeeble mind and body,dohereby will my slight- ly used Pontiac to Mrs. Barr. I, Cecil Wood, will my ability to drive safely to Charles Clouser. I, Fred McCorkle, will my excessive height to Toby Burkhardt. I, Elizabeth Riffe, will my ability to debate on my controversial subject to Sue Ryan. I, Reba Waddell, will my trim figure to Donna Kinzel. I, Marlene Tolle, will my position as president of the Sunshine Society and all the work that goes with it to Pat Lacey. I, Fred Avery, will my scientific attitude to Barbara Hussey. I, Charles Knotts, being of sound body, but not sound mind, will my a- bility to skip school to Louise Garrett. I, Benny Joe Ryan, will my ability to sit in the study hall doing nothing to the laziest Junior in W. H. S. I,Rebecca Osborn,will the pianobench in the music room to Mrs. Powell for future use. I, Donnie Fisher, will my ability to take sharp curves at high speed to anyone who is foolish enough to try it. I, Wanda Lee McCorkle, will my dimples to Jane Zehner. I,Ruth Ann Tolle, do hereby will my silly giggles to Shirley Asher, who already has a good start. I, Jan Cain, will my flat-top haircut to Mr. Secor. I,Rex Retherford, will my parking place at the drive-in to Charlie Jones. I, Robert Johnson, will my talent for entertaining the government class to Richard Cardwell. I, Lucille Gl-assburn, will my artistic ability to Danny Kimbrough. I, Larry Bogue,will my ability to swipe traps and raise sheep to Charles Clouser. I, Lily Miller, will my place as the only girl in math class to Barbara Dennis. I, David Francis, will my silly Edmund grin to Bill Walsh. Guard it with care. I,Keith Martin, do hereby bequeath my position as chief operator of the mimeograph to Julia Ericson. I, Joyce Edwards, will my sandy hair and freckles to Annabelle Petro. I, Peggy Blessing,will one well-preserved Q? I Annual Staff Kit to the '57 layout editor. I, Barbara Lewellen, will my quiet ways to Fanchon Francis. I, Gwin Fisher, being of week mind and very sound body, will my bass drum to Bruce Nelson. I, Mary Bunnell,do hereby will the key to the ice-cream freezer to who- ever get stuck with that enterprising job. I, Don Yundt, will my place as moderator of speech programs to Jesse James. I, John Davis will my perpetual toothpick to Luther Larson. 16 By means ofa time machine recently perfected in the laboratory of Winfall High School, we, the Class of '56, are able to travel into the future and see ourselves as we will be a few years from now. In the future we see that Liz Riffe is the owner of a chewing gum factory. Seems she got tired of begging gum. And there's Don Duck Fisher, racing at Armscamp--trying to make extra money for the little quacks , at home. While still at the speedway, we find Robert Johnson driving a bar car. His old Ford just couldn't make the grade. Rex Retherford owns a chain of Drive-in Theaters. He learned the business from the top down while still a student at Windfall. Charlie Knotts is happily married to Roberta Fowler. We find Reba Waddell back in the hospital. Her fourteen children have just had their tonsils removed. Keith Martin is now in the Air Force. Keith says he would much rather take or- ders from a teacher than from his sergeant. Betty Lange is married and lives on a Mitchell Farm. Howsadl Marlene Tolle is still working at the Tipton Hospital and isstill single. It seems that she never did find that poor, helpless, male patient. Barbara Lewellen has opened her own air school. Keith Martin has become her favorite ace. Ruth Ann Tolle has made a career of the army. She is presently stationed at the North Pole. Donald Fennell finally won a race. He's been midget racing every night for the last fifteen years. Lily Miller has really come up in the world, She is the head mambo instructor for Arthur Murray. Benny Ryan still lives in Windfall. He missed being in school so much that he decided to go back as a bus driver. David Francis is the World's Champion Drag Racer. He also runs his own drag strip. What's this? Cecil Wood owns a farm in Vermont, of all places. He raises chic- kens by the thousands. Rebecca Osbom is ahappy housewife living in her eighty-five room cottage. Wes says five rooms for every member. On a recent trip to Califomia, Peggy Blessing married Gary Crosby. They live in Beverly Hills with their six adopted war orphans. The Crosbys' next -door neighbor is Gwin Fisher. He is a famous movie director and has traded his scooter for a new '65 Cadillac. John Davis, after getting married and having three kids,has become a star player for the Brooklyn Dodgers. We see Joyce Edwards, a farmer's wife. cooking, washing. and taking care of her seven red -headed kids. Fred McCorkle holds the distinctive position of national president of the F.F.A. Don Yundt is the star of the Ohio State track team. He just cleared the 15' 10 mark. Wanda McCorkle hasn't been seen since she left on the first rocket trip to the moon. Purdue gets most of its new information from Larry Bogue, who conducts experi- ments on his twenty -acre farm in Tipton County. Well, what do you know! Ian Cain is teaching agriculture at Windfall School un- der the direction of Mr. Scott. Fred Avery has advanced to the rank of general in the National Guard. Mary Bunnell just finished producing afilm entitled Social Problems of the Short Girl in connection with her charm school. 17 017' X H Y- 1' X V. . K f r 59,4 X 4 f c 59 f, iw rl so f f W lv We ,ir F It gf V' t -Qs K' vi ' 1' 5 Q 4.5 J it 8' 'Q A' s e i 4 2 pf iwgga gf Q , Q' J . 'g ,QQ In Q fe fifii' r r W f 2.fif1 gr . , ff :gk 5 -Av V XI jf 5. -Z' k gk? LX W 4- ya if-X QR' an S ' X 1 ', id 'Me Q ' 0 ' President . . . . . Max Petro Vice-president . Lois Morrison Secretary. . . . Barbara Dennis Treasurer . . Fanchon Francis Sponsor . . . .Mr. Drake FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Ericson, S, Asher, M. Drummond, B. Hussey, M. Frazee, J. Trimble, C, Johnson SECOND ROW: B. Dennis, L. Fisher, F. Francis, P. Lacey, J. Zehner, J. Johnson. THIRD ROW: M, Petro W. Leininger, J. Keown, I. James, L. Morrison, E. Clem, L. Garrett, K. Bolinger, B. Parrish, F. Mit- chell FOURTH ROW: J. Bunnell, T. Burkhardt, C. Jones, R. Cardwell, T. Bunnell, D. Kimbrough, R. Chris- tie G Ward, FIFTH ROW: C, Clouser, L. Larson, Mr. Drake, 746 As we come nearer to the end of our high school days, we look back on many pleasant memories. Three years ago our class entered the realm of high school. The highlights of that year were our Style Show and Pie Walk at the Halloween Carnival and the ordering of our class rings. Our sophomore year will be remembered as the year we ordered our class sweaters. We also had the Dart Throw and Fish Pond at the Halloween Carnival, and decorated a float for our first Homecoming. We had many things to look forward to this year. Selling pop, candy, etc. at the home games, decorating our float, our Variety Show, Dart Throw, and Turkey Raffle at the Halloween Carnival, our class play, and our prom. Sponsored by FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Kokomo, Indiana 19 P . gg., we s eww ,M aww It appears as though we have been adopted by the Sharps. Since our enrollment in Junior High, either Mr. or Mrs. Sharp has been our sponsor. The high points in our Junior High School were the magazine sales and popularity contest. Suellen Sloan was our winner, and we were very proud of her. As sophomores in 1955 we were thirty-five in number and were guided by Mr. Sharp. Under his leadership we had the cider and dough- nut stand and the Cake Walk at the Halloween Carnival. Both projects were successfully carried out. The members of the class have chosen turquoise and white class sweaters. President .... . . Bill Walsh Vice-president . . . . Carol Kinder Secretary . . . . Bonnie Victory Treasurer . . Judy Barrett Sponsor . . . . . . Mr. Sharp 20 fs af r rrhf' fu Q, df --al, 'K HGH , , J . .1 1-.rw- ' . -5 if! FIRST ROW: D. Kinzel, I, Martin, R. Downs, T. Land, J. Justice, J. Cain, B. Leisure, J. Barrett. SECOND ROW: M,Tolle,A. Wood, R, McIntyre, S. Sloan, N, Martin, S. White, B. Victory, THIRD ROW: E. Van- diver, P, Goodnight, S. Ryan, C. Mitchell, M. Arnold, J. Smith, J. Clem. FOURTH ROW: K, Harden, D. Tolle, L, Nance, K. Plummer, M, Bunch, P. Cunningham, B. Walsh. FIFTH ROW: C, King, J. Matthews, R. Anthony, C. Kinder, N. Shockney, M. Johnson, I. Justice, Mr. Sharp, Sponsored by THE WHY STORE Elwood, Indiana 21 3 'rv , -sm my E. Qvflsr N 74a jzecdmea Uffckozc President . . Vice-president Secretary . . Treasurer . . Sponsor . . . . David Osborn . . . . Lois McCorkle . . Arleta Wood Janet Hendricks . . Mrs. Lamb I 1 4 .gat 13' iw-my . 'syqw . ...A . V , I A'-im, . M 4 ' ' f. FIRST ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Boyd, S. Findling, S. Davis, B. Lange, M. Vandivcr, C. Beard, C. Mou- ser,E. Ranrey. SECOND ROW: S. Brandle, S. Larson, B. Wittkamper, D. Tolle, P. Clem, R. Goodrich, A. Long,J. McGruder,G.Guffey, D.Osborn. THIRD ROW: Mrs. lamb, L. McCorkle, K. Rogers, J, Hendricks, A, Wood, V. Asher, K. Alley, P. Cole, D. Wesson, E. Clark, J. Tolle. FOURTH ROW: D. Stephenson, B. Mitchell, R. Bourff, L. Sheedy, M. Miner, D. Stitt, F. Perez. 74a 7 The present Freshman Class enrolled at Windfall High Schoolin 1949, with Mrs. Moorehead as our first teacher. Mrs. Brenton second grade, Mrs. Campbell third grade, Mrs. Smith fourth grade, Mrs. Lacey fifth grade, Mr. Mullikin sixth grade and finally we reached Jr. High. For the past three years we have had as our sponsor, Mrs. Lamb. Under her guidance and leadership we have enjoyed many activities. The high points of our Freshmen year was the arrival of our class rings. We are all very proud of them. We had the Fish Pond and the Movies at the Halloween Festival. We also decorated a float for the Homecoming. Sponsored by THE FLOOR STORE Elwood, Indiana 23 .J at 'piggy '-9 -ng wa sam FIRST ROWg LEFT TO RIGHT: A,Ericson, K.Jones, E. Bell, E. Bailey, R. Justice, K. McCorkle, M. .Drum- mand, I. Anderson, L. Johnson. SECOND ROW: M, Goodrich, K. Simmons, B. Patterson, R. Wesson, P. Rogers, M, Matthews, A. Petro. THIRD ROW: F, O'De11, H. Tolle, C, Christie, K. Parrish, T. Martin, B. Lange, D. Miller, L. Martin, D. Carter, C. Straley, M. Tolle, C. Colbert, E. Browning, V. Stephenson. FOURTH ROW: B, Nelson, P, McCool, D. James, J. Berger, L. White, G. Leisure. FIFTH ROW: T. Perez, F. Burkhardt, G. Bogue, J. Francis. 66444 Ogden President ........ . . Franklin O'De11 Vice-president ..... ..... K ay Jones Secretary-Treasurer .... Abbey Ericson Sponsor .......... . . Mrs. Adkinson 24 i 'B .4 , B' ',., gy 4 1 -Q 1' 'Dux Q Q .. R, Q ,Q . 3. ' . ., 'V .1 -N A x 5.4. - I wx i Dv.,-1 ' ,Hsu--K , - 1Z6e 5? ik xx erase 7 - FRONT ROW, J. Voris, E. Kimble, P. Sovern, J. Lundy, C. McCool, F. Matthews, P. Hendricks. SECOND ROW, K. Anthony, D. Coomer, B. McClish, A. Mitchell, J. Blessing. THIRD ROW, J. Harden, M. Davis, P.Rainy, D. Prince. G.Tuggie, D.Buck, D.Beard, P. Trimble, E. Kinsel, E. Clem, T. Cardwell, I. Miner, j. Griffin. BACK ROW, J. Guffey, J. Clem, L. Ryan, L. Keown, Mrs. To1le,J. Lawrence, D. Hinkle. H. Garrett. Sponsored by SINGER SEWING CENTER Elwood, Indiana Pres. .... . John Griffin Vice-pres. . . . . . Jerry Miner Secretary. . . . Judy Blessing Treasurer . . . . Tom Cardwell 25 Shale Dage gl J' f i he I 5 I f K I K X ff' i . ,,, , ig: A i' sk, lk ,f M1 V L, , if .s 2 Q f f I Y- T I Q Q lz giigpnmn' N .iikiif xlf V R1,,,V any 5 X-K Q lj? A al, as Q 2 H f A S S F Q dw f 9 X I F gm 3 P wi ' W 4 I J . 'I M, gf Q fe' 1 ,Q N , 4 : jk 1. f, , ,ga . .V an ,f . N P' Wy A- vq , 5 f4 'U5 - WW F 3 iid . , lx, , :,i.ff'1 iff I it ' a' W M L, 5 W I is ' mi wg 1, igi . 3 Wifi if il Q Y . 'if'f :' -'...+Q'i' 1 'F 'S L, 1.-ff fl,- , f ic sf , x f.1!J...1 f ' '. . --a . -- . 1 :mi gba Q :Nutr effxg 2 ff lg Fi gy Q: if f ? Yfimqm q ' Sitfjl Q. ffm ' E4 x jS ' , . ' N .7 ' fi N ff .' F 3' ' ' w km 'N 'rx J ' ' ' W . h - W? Y ' Q ,l gm L mf L - L 1, ,Q if 1 5 .M 'Lift 4 'A fi Q. 'ffzx ' W' A , if Y .Pi L s -fL 5'? fif- . P 4 4' -rl , 11: K' ,ft ! ,4-. . Q, X 1 GEORGIA MOREHEAD SUSAN SELLS VERLA BRENTON Grade One Grades One and Two Grade Two 5.440467 'NMI a VELDA QUINN FREDA CAMPBELL Grade Three Grade Three ETHEL SMITH JUNE LACEY WARREN MULLIKIN Grade Four Grade Five Grade Six . -6 fl?- rf ,-uu ' , I lust: menu ff. sig P' E I MS ...J- FRONT ROW, left to right: G.Harden, V.Hamilton, C.Aaron, M.Romanez, T.Christie, R. Miller, K. Smith, S. Smith. SECOND ROW: P. Patton, S. Combs, B. Jones, L. Pickett, M. Wyrick, W. Bryant. I. McCork1e, THIRD ROW: G.Barr, L. Clem, E. Patton, D. Brown, S. Bolinger, R. McCool, A. Bruce, S. Holcomb. FOURTH ROW, I. VanHorn, J. Miller, B. Blackburn, G. Sides, J.l-liatt, H. Brankle. BACK ROWg M. Hoback, G. Kinzel, S. Eltzroth, R. Batman, E. Howard, G. Stroud, Mrs. Morehead. Sponsored by STRALEY'S WELDING Windfall, Indiana FRONT ROW, left to right: L.Goodrich, P.Hendricks, S. Ryan. J. Jones, P. Bryant, P. Patton, J. Lee, P. Long, L. Richards, L. Porter. SECOND ROW: R. McCool, L. Thompson, L. Duckworth, F. Spann, D. Davis, L. Causey. F. Long, B. Findling, P. Browning, Mrs. Sells. THIRD ROW, E. Brown, J. Jones, L. Frazee, B. Sides, M. Pickett, J. Riffe, S. Woodring, D. Brumley. BACK ROW: G. Alley, M. Fisher, B. Horner, J. Shields, A. Coomer, J. Brown, D. McGuire, C. Mitchell. , ifif 55481150 5 IL 9 5 Sf' - - , X- , p A 30 Rau V 'Win l' ' fl-lm I HW: H:l!l......,-'i. '4 .. ...I .4 ' 13. 'ff -' - 1 E Fw il J -2 f . I up I FRONT ROW, left to right: L. Shields, R. Browning, K. Clouser, R. Lange, J. Goodrich, C. Thatcher, P. Summers, D. Luster. SECOND ROW: C. Christie, G. Bell, B. Matchette, R. Bryan, S. Conway, R. Stroud, D. Choate. D.Kinze1, D.Kinzel, R.Wyrick. THIRD ROW: A. Noble, P. Brown, S. Everling, B. Holcomb, J.Stout, I. Luster, R. Lewis, W. Dennis. BACK ROWQ Mrs. Brenton, L. Drummond, R. Wilson, B. Shields, W. Cox, C. McGuire, I. McKay, R. James. Sponsored by BRYAN'S IGA STORE Page and Windfall, Indiana FRONT ROW, left to right: L. Long, S. Duckworth, D. McCool, M. Toile, G. Upchurch, S. Whitehead, C Cason, J. Land. SECOND ROW: K.Ryan. D. Long, C. Mathews, R. Carter, G. Hoback, S. Fuller, D. Ward Mrs. Quinn. THIRD ROW: C. Drake, N. Thatcher, J. Voris, S. Bolinger, D. Silcox, R. Mouser, M. Hill BACK ROW: G. Stout, R. Brown, B. Brumley, K. Clouser, K. Perry. ' H ilu F f ' H .gg 5 , iff all 9 al 's fx .ff fi - - P 1 x -0' K Q, May, '7 ..v -A FRONT ROW, left to right: K. Duckworth, L. Luster, L. Morrison, J. Woodring, C. Christie, R. Warf, T Browning. SECOND ROW: R. Patton, C. Plummer, D. Ingle, J. Brankle, D. Barber, R. Lassitor, J. Ryan, A Miller. THIRD ROW: C. Johnson, P. Thomas, J. James, S. Grishaw, D. Simms, C. McCool, H. Vandiver BACK ROW: Mrs. Campbell, B. Howard, M. Clark, S. Borruff, R. Rononez, T. McCool, J. Causcy. Sponsored by HANKINS' ouocmw Ann LUNCH ee 73557 Windfall, Indiana M FRONT ROW, left to right: M. Alley, T. Hobbs, D. Hankins, C. McGruder, B. Lange. M. Smith, R. Hendricks, F. McCool, M. Pickett. SECOND ROW: D.Downs, C. Porter, C.Guffey, C. Findling, P. James, M.Choatc, K.Clouscr. R. Plummer. THIRD ROW: S. Fisher, R. Koons, D. Voris, M. Hiatt, G. Woodring, S. Brown, D. Brumley, C. McAninch, Mrs. Smith. FOURTH ROW: D. Miller, P. Barber, E. Sides, L. Mc- Cool, I. Kinder, P. Downs, C. Wilson, E. Brumley, J. Mitchell. BACK ROW: D. Jones, B. Howard, J. Blessing, L. Kinzel, A. Choate. C. Howard, C. Drummond, J. Thomas, K. Burkhardt. H A A A I f ' P' H . +'fT , . 1 I , ' ' A '- sf I so S f ii.,1 P4 f. if ' T I 6 1. w ' ' NJA, - E, - - - ,J - 1 ' 1-j-f1v- K? -Y .Q . 4 H T: W Wg . 3 ' 351, .- EA ,1'k!! - is ' ' f . ' ' E 1 ' .f-+I ' 41' -v 50' .Q U J? gl, x . ' V' A 4 ' A-uw s ' lf :F-' . - -r K -, Nix, .1 Imrill . X 3 1 3. . .L J, ilg . , - Njilygi -.. s:-g.Q- -T - ., :-.- f1--w:- H. - K K I -f . , 1 , ', .. .M , ' . IA FRONT ROW, left rorrglxr b Smrth J Srmmons R Brovymng, A McCorkle I Rogers B McCool R Hadley R Christie N Trrmble SECOND ROW G Barnes J Davrs C Wesson B Tolle J Fuller K LEWIS E Walsh, R.Srroud THIRD ROW I l-Irll 5 Burns P McNew C Brown C bhockney D Patter son I bloun, F. James R Konreczny FOURTH ROW C Sottong I-I Ramey L Osborn J Cope J Mrller M Porter, M Fenn I Morrrson BACK ROW b Summers B Buck C Cope B Stevenson S I-Ieflrn L Mays, J. Yundt I Ellrs I Hratt Mrs Lacey bponsored by UPF AND BAKER 464135 and 50:54 FURNITURE CO. Trpton Indiana FRONT Sovern THIRD Martin. BACK ROW M Bolrnger Mr Mullrkrn R Porter I a Q f + M +,g Sf E hk.. P W I x 6 , . . Q A i I il- ' ' 'Q' .fl 14 A bk m. Y W m, ,. 1 - kk 1 mxng: Q 1: my M' Ar EX ix SX! B mv ' ' I I I VN Ss asv- K 51 wg.. Q0 K... M--' 2 k 1 4162! 'U 4dll 'F'W -3 5 54012 7 wi ,4u,, ,W X N ww L1 fb. NX.. 'Lb WW' -+4 in Q: 155' K M if 3 ,4 aww .i AGA. nn n n gi ', 3,1 5 f 2 Q Q 1 ix 5 is 2 - ,fa A ,S nf in.. Af gn ff sf' n 5111 3 I 2 , , ia-- ,L . , In ,, ,, , ,- .' ' A .X v f t s, E-gig g3f'a lg 'lf 6 Ui, 3 S' is 'i 25.3 EA xxx 4 it 1 S Q Q 55 3 6 ss 3 5 gi ,xiii Q A 5 Q F if fy S- A 2 g fy W Ek EA .ma if A 5 ,, V n se si g , Q lv? n se a . ,,,. A., E'f-.-, i -L, '- my Li ,,. fy -9' S 1 ,,.., . n . - Q -Q. P ma41 M r f 7 'i LL,,X ...,. ,,..,,,, 3 af gy VIN, PuwvL'H FHIICIIOII Francis, Joanne Justice, Trudy Land, Kay Rogers. 74. my scam amz Right face, one, two! Hats off, one two! --very familiar words to all band members. They were part of some of the clever new marching routines developed by Mrs. Powell for the four floor shows which the band pre- sented at basketball games. In addition, the marching band again led the Homecoming Parade, and also a Pet Parade sponsored by the Windfall Merchants. The most important event, of course, was the marching contest at Southport at which the band received a first division rating. The reward for this victory was a trip to Lafayette to attend the Purdue vs. Michigan State football game. The majorettes had a busy season,too. Fanchon Francis and .Toanne Justice won first for twirling solos at Southport and second in the All-State contest at Butler University. They later presented their routines at a ballgame, and Trudy, Kay, and Joanne presented a twirling ensemble using lighted batons. After the first semester emphasis on marching, the concert band began working toward the spring contest, hoping to do a repeat of last year's first at Selma. Also, several instrumental solos and four ensembles were en- tered in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest at Muncie. Now the band is again playing Pomp and Circumstancen in preparation for Commencement. Theynever stop practicing! Sponsored by THE TIPTON TRIBUNE 41 -K Q4 no 'Q a,QH'! in A-5, h'Tr 5H .f 2 A A rf X ' T s'. 1- rg fi 1 is 74a S6dddZ The high school chorus has turned professional!--well, almost. During the year it has been in demand for several programs both in and out of school. The first was the an- nual school Christmas program when the chorus members portrayed the characters of the Christmas Story in a pageant, The Blessed Nativity. In January the group was invited to sing two special numbers at the Windfall Methodist Church revival meeting. The chorus also presented aSunday evening musical program at the Greentown Christian Church where Mr. Mitchell, our trustee, is the minister. This pro- gram consisted of group numbers, solos, and congregational singing,with Mrs. Powell and the chorus in charge. Several of these same groups and soloists entered the contest at Muncie, January 28. It was held one week earlier than usual, so they had to work especially hard. Since Christmas, with a slight interruption by the operetta, the chorus has been practicing, first for the con- test, and now for Baccalaureate. These are the last two appearances in an extremely full and varied year. 42 ri 5 WV' ff! - In 744: cmchfa The primary purpose of the junior high chorus is to give its members singing experience. After learning to carry a part, sight read, and perform before an audience, they are prepared to sing more difficult music when they reach high school. The result of all this preparation is an improvement in the high school chorus, and a good junior high chorus, too. What could be better? 1 ' 'i L UV. ......,. 1 Q 'A 'X W .. . , M C C' ' e is as V l 4. i ------ - my ' if sf- r is A O K I .QA ,.,-! k 331 ' 1, X 2- V- in as D 2 5 ' 'Lv' ' K eg., 44:2 nf I I 5 W X: f 51' D9 W A r ' A M' I V 4 I k 3 N gl n Qfsqzyvfgl-I-.1 K Y L .v' fs A. A Q'q llf.,.Q X H. Q RQ. S: , 7' C W 5, X ' - fs, egg, as 1: A as R is W ,B --Q 7 C 'sf .,- - ' R me 'JI W .Y C 'Cf 5 f Y ' C - . 'I K L1,lflS5z lll sre , ' : i Q ,W wyfw ii i r 'R f N w - 1' fi l 5 gg ll UE f l S W R K 11652 hi? all r li ...' C JUN Q W ff flu. W- . 1 'Me Zaq4'7' FIRST ROW: Kent Plummer, Bob Parrish, Charles Clouser, Darcel Tolle, Jim Bunnell, Paul Cunningham, SECOND ROW: Bill Walsh, David Osborn, Richard Cardwell, Carol Kinder, Gwin Fisher, Neal Shockney. I Jane Zehner, Martha Arnold, Ruth Ann Tolle. i. IF fi 3 C7 L g f C' 1 I '7 extez' Marlene Tolle, Barbara Dennis, Julia Ericson, Pat Lacey, Ruth Ann Tolle, Rebecca Osborn, 'Me Wfdxed ' Rebecca Osborn, Marlene Tolle, Joanne justice, Elizabeth Riffle, Miss Jones is surrounded by Tillie, Princess Terra, Lance Pembroke, Douglas Bruce, and The Stranger, Mrs, R. H. Randolph Quinn and her Ye: daughter, Manny, register at La Rachital' Mrs, Cornelius Crumb, Miss Berna- dine Droop, Mrs. Percival Penny- packer, and Mrs. de Brittle engage in a gossipy tea session. runnin.-w-J up we-nu. -an-an 1 ! - ., 1, . , Coach Drakeg Manager, Fred McCork1eg Assistant Mana- Q gers, Neal Shockney and Myron Johnson. NW John Davis, Guard Charles Jones, Forward Rex Retherford, Guard Don Yundt, Guard Senior Junior Senior Senior Sponsored by REGAL FOODS Windfall, Indiana 48 ,Jn ssl'- 'lv' as NN J A I 'W 93 E bf R Sf' x .Wf-1- 'W a, R K X Eixlm ,, K X Q r- ,f Ni:N WF - J Q 5337 I if sj 1, J by if .K 1 Q wb, gs,,rf -. I' ' gait. . ' . L , x . K 4114 gi ' 4' H - fl 1 4-mzqeam FIRST ROW: left to right, Rex Retherford, Jimmy Bunnell, John Davis, Larry Bogue, Don Yundt. SECOND ROW: Coach Drake, Richard Cardwell, Toby Burkhardt, Charles Jones, Dave Francis. 'Sq-, -.-...Q 51-0 r L. fr., J. 5 1 l if H I A I ,,, I IQ- f 5 'E . gr.. QOH 9 -in A Cx!-, I -' M - .rr F , rrr ,, . ' .El . J , 4 Larry Bogue, Forward Jimmy Bunnell, Guard Toby Burkhardr,Center Richard Cardwell, For- Dave Francis, Forward Senior Junior Junior ward Senior Junior Sponsored by BOLINGER BROS. Windfall, Indiana -lil 0 Onward Dragons! Onward Dragons! Dribble down the floorg Pass the ball clear 'round old fopponentj Basket sure once more. Rah! Rah! Rah! Onward Dragons! Onward Dragons! Fight on for your fame. Fight fellows, fight! fight! fight! We'll win this game. Yea! Rah! Windfalll Julia Linda Nancy Fanchon diem! Wea! Daze Nov. NOV. 4 Nov. 16 Nov. 18 Nov. 22 Dec. Dec. Dec. 16 Dec. 21 Dec. 27 Dec. Z8 Jan. 6 Jan. Jan. 14 Jan. 14 Jan. 27 Feb. Feb. 10 Feb. 14 Feb. 17 Sclaiale Uppoual Walnut Grove Eastern Jefferson Twp. Westfield Sharpsville Fishers St. Mary's Prairie Western Four Way Tourney St. Mary's Frankton Markleville Carmel County Tourney Prairie Jefferson Twp. Highland Jackson Central Frankton Sharpsville Northwestern 51 706 69 65 63 79 82 81 87 53 62 61 63 77 74 82 47 77 55 79 86 56 74104494 Me Seaman 70654 Me D November means basketball to the more than 700 high school teams in Indiana. Windfallis no exception. On Wednesday, November 2, the Windfall Dragons traveled to Walnut Grove for their first game of the season. Being a little nervous, the Dragons made many mistakes. When the final score was written, the Wolves were defeated 69 to 48. Scoring honors went to Jones for a total of 22 points, Burkhardt 20, and Francis 16. On Friday, November 4, the Dra- gons were hosts to Easterrfs Comets. This was Homecoming for Windfall High School. The gym was crowded with loyal fans from both schools. The parade had been a successg the queen was to be crownedg everyone was tense with anticipation. The game was on. Windfall Dragons were out played by the Comets and met defeat. Final score: 72 to 65. Scoring honors went to Francis with 20 points and Burkhardt with 16. For their third game of the season the Dragons met Jefferson Town- ship. The Dragons were ahead most of the way. Then with only seven seconds to go Jefferson Township stole the ball for a layup, edging the Dragons 64 to 63. Francis was high point man for the Dragons with a total of 20 points. Next in line came the Qtraditional must win , game of the year. The opponents were the Sharpsville Bull- dogs. Final score: 82 for Windfall and 74for Sharpsville. Francis and Burkhardt were responsible for 62 points. W ii The Dragons were all set to journey to Noblesville to meet the Tigers from Fishers. The Dragons sent the Tigers home without their stripes. Final score: 81 - 64 in favor of Windfall. Francis and Burkhardt were again high point men. December 7 the St. Mary's Gaels of Anderson invaded the Dragons' Den in a hard-fought battle for the Gaels. The Dragons took advantage of their opposition and sent them home on the short end of an 87-55 score. Burkhardt and Jones added Z2 and 21 points respectively. For their sixth win of the season the Dragons encountered the Prairie Aces. Without much trouble the Dragons tromped the Aces 53-52. 5.5 fi 4 if High point man was Burkhardt. Mr. Drake then readied his Dra- gons for his former Western Pan- thers , who came to Windfall as lively as ever. The Dragons soon tamed them down with a 62 - 53 score. Burkhardt and Jones with Z3 and 2.1 points led the scoring. During the Christmas holidays the Dragons traveled to Anderson to play in a four way tourney invol- ving St. Mary's, Frankton, Knights- town, and Windfall. For their first game the Dragons downed the St. Mary'sGaels 61-56. The next night the Dragons clipped the Frankton Eagles' wings to win the champion- ship game 63-40. High point men in the tournament were Burkhardt, Jones, and Francis. Saturday, January 7, found the Dragons traveling to Noblesville to battle with the Carmel Greyhounds. The Dragons met with little diffi- culty and led the Greyhounds all the way. Final score: 74-51, with Charlie Jones tossing in 33 points. January 14 was County Tourna- ment time, and Windfall was one of four teams journeying to Tipton for the meet. Their first opponents were the Prairie Aces. The Aces were easily dumped to the tune of 82-54. For the last game of the meet the Dragons came face to face with the Jefferson Yankees. The Yankees had been one of two teams that had beaten the Dragons during the season, they succeeded in dumping the Dragons asecond time. The final score was 4 7-50. High point men for the tourney were Burkhardt, Jones, and Francis. Anderson Highland was the next stop for the Dragons. Coach Drake' s boys rolled an easy victory, scoring 77 points while the Highlanders tossed in 42. points. Jones led the scoring with Z5 points, while Francis and Burkhardt each contributed 20 points. On February 3, Jackson Central played host to the Dragons at the Noblesville Armory. This was the game of the season, a real thriller all the way. With only 50 seconds to go Windfall trailed by three points. Burkhardt hit a jump shot, followed by a tie-up between Jones and Mel- ling of Jackson Central. The Dra- gons called time out. Coach Drake must have given some good advice. The boys set up a tip off play that worked, giving Francis a lay up. Burkhardt stole the ball and passed to Jones for a final bucket. Burk- hardt and Jones each scored 16 points and Francis tossed in 14. Back home again to meet the Eagles from Frankton. The plays were laid up for Jones and Francis who scoredatotal of 55 points. The Dragons came out on top 79-73. The Frankton game was followed by a sock hop sponsored by the Sunshine Girls. On St. Valentine's Day, Windfall visited Sharpsville for a second game of the season. The Bulldogs opened the scoring and gave every indication that if the Dragons were to win the game they would have to do it the hard way. However, the Dragons pulled ahead in the first quarter and remained out front for the rest of the game, coming through with an easy victory 86-53. Box scores are as follows: FG FT PF Francis 7 6 1 Jones 7 l 3 Burkhardt 9 4 1 Retherford 3 3 1 Davis 6 O 1 Bogue 0 O 0 Cardwell O 0 0 Bunnell 3 O 0 Y undt 1 O l For the final game of the season Coach Drake and his Dragons visited the new Gym of the Northwestern Tigers. The Dragons broke into the led 4-O before the Tigers made a basket. The Dragons led 15-12, 32- 26, and 47-44 in the first three quarters only to be passed in the final period. High scoring Dave Francis and Chuck Jones once again led the attack - both finishing with redhot shooting percentages. Jones ended with ten field goals and one free toss and Francis with fourteen markers from the field and three free tosses. The Dragons closed out the pre- tournament season with 16 wins against 4 losses. Coach Drake and his men are in excellent condition for the Sectional which is scheduled to open at the Noblesville Gymnasium on February 22. The Dragons will meet the Sharpsville Bulldogs for their first opponents. gn .- ........t,. Mui ,, T. 1?? N x .,.-.Mic t,,,,,,5 L N . n 0- K S.- 1.a.l,a...M ., FIRST ROW, loft to right: John Davis, Toby Burkhardt, Don Yundt, Jimmy Bunnell, Richard Cardwell. SECOND ROW: Carol Kinder, Clifford King, Charles Jones, David Francis. THIRD ROW: Larry Nance, Keith Martin, Rex Rether- ford. U Athletes participating in basketball were: Davis, Burkhardt, Yundt, Bunnell, Cardwell, Kinder, King, Jones, Francis, Nance, Martin, and Retherford. Softball: Davis, Burkhardt, Yundt, Bunnell, Kinder, Jones, Francis, Nance, Martin, and Retherford. Thinlies of the cinders: Davis, Burkhardt, Yundt, Bunnell, Kinder, Jones, Francis, and Nance. Sponsored by v-.aw-Q-avg-,....,, aj ,C ,,,,,,,,a,. JM ,gm WE: cmchfzWwz4c2'q orrlcur. vmsn 5 14 , : , Z g Ross Sharp FIRST ROW, left to right: Junior High Yell Leaders, Kay Jones, Kathryn McCorkle, Marie Matthews, Annabelle Petro. SECOND ROW: Mr. Sharp, Franklin O'Dell, Carl Colbert, Jerry Miner, Michael Davis, Eddie Browning, f-mv... fr-..,.-1,, fr-umm onw. ran rr.-,nail xfm-mm Qfpvpmnn mm-v Rnonp, Tnnv Marvin. Donald Iames.Charles FIRST ROW, left to right: Eddie Clark, Kem Plummer, Paul Cunningham, Max Bunch Larry Sheedy Mack Mlner SECOND ROW: Mr. Sharp, DavidWesson, Carol Kinder, David Osborn, Clifford King Larry Nance Darcel Tolle Sponsored by Date Nov. Nov. NOV. 16 NOV. 18 NOV. 22. Dec. Dec. Dec. 16 Dec. Z1 Jan. Jan. Jan. 14 Jan. 27 Feb. Feb. 10 Feb. 14 Feb. 17 UNION ELEVATORS Windfall, Indiana S Oppanent Walnut Grove Eastern Jefferson Twp Westfield Sharpsville Fishers St. Mary's Prairie Western Markleville Carmel County Tourney Jefferson Twp. Sharpsville Highland Jackson Central Frankton Sharpsville Northwestern 59 We Z7 38 54 36 51 48 53 42 2.7 33 44 49 45 50 18 . cfm . , -Q, . , sf fi . k 1 7 xi' . ' A 1? K L XV jf E l ii . , EL. f- ,Q sv Q 1 X L f as ,Mi , , ,n Ei FIRST ROW, left to right: Dave Francis, Don Yundt, Toby Burkhardt, John Davis, Charles Jones. SECOND ROW: Paul Cunningham, Jimmy Bunnell, Kent Plummer, Max Bunch, Mr. Sharp. THIRD ROW: Coach Drake, Luther Lar- son, David Osborn, Larry Nance, Charlie Clouser, David Wesson. Don Yundt, Toby Burkhardt, and Dave Francis have succeeded in shattering all existing county records in pole vault, shot put, and high jump. Don scaled the pole at 10'2 , Tobe put the shot 42.'11 3f4 , and Dave jumped to a high of 5'11 . Sponsored by SOLAR PETROLEUM CORP. Windfall, Indiana 60 ff? in vw is . . V. ua. XKQNQ . aug wx . N .Kyiv- gpm-xv tr -s.. if W.. ,., 3 . 1 .M A53-l2.J.Qg KW? ' 1-K. ' if f - .M E M x 'W .. ff, I , . E p 7 ' X 2 ggi --.h 1 1 ' 3 ,Q . E W . W T fi , K . K YF' i s 5 pg fe in Xl A ' f XY. ' . K In F K . 'ffk A gf' K. i ,1Q,V J ,, 71 Ushering in the first home basketball game was the Home- coming celebration. lt was looked forward to many weeks ahead of time and through the efforts of the Student Council it was a success. The school band struck off the parade, leading it through the downtown streets. The parade consisted of many unique floats which displayed the imagination and originality of the students of old WHS. The first place in the float contest was captured by the Senior Class. while the Sophomores took second place. The most exciting part of the celebration was when the pretty queen candidates floated onto the floor and the queen was crowned by Miss Patty Parrish, 1954 Homecoming Queen. Elected as queen was Fanchon Francis, while Marlene Tolle, Patty Lacey, Reba Waddell, Julia Ericson, Peggy Blessing, and Wanda McCorkle, were chosen members of her court. After a close and exciting ballgame the celebration ended with the Homecoming Dance. Sponsored by THE KOKOMO TRIBUNE 4 Sponsored by CRESCENT DAIRY Kokomo. Indiana .g-'r,5rrrw--r- mwnrf-1' vr nw Huw- - - V , . , S4 . rv-vwv Y.. V. lu'i,VE,k V V H' 4 ' ' 1' w Zaeaa uaD4q 63 ' .,-ff-'11 I I 74a S Saazzq With love in my heart, forgetting self, and with charity for all, Iwill make the object of my life helpfulness and kindness to others. l shall try to fit myself to give intelligent service in making my communitya safer and more beautiful place in which to live. Thus will my own life become rich and complete. This is the creed of the Sunshine girl. The Sunshine Society under the leadership of Mrs. Barr has been an active group in the school and community. This group gave a basket to a needy family at Thanksgiving. It sponsored after game dances and the Annual Sweetheart Dance. This year in the Homecoming Parade the Sunshine sponsored a float. The Windfall Chapter contributed to the Riley Fund, which was the annual project. President ........................... Marlene Tolle Vice-President ...... . . Shirley Asher Treasurer ........... . . Bonnie Victory Corresponding Secretary . . . . Martha Arnold Recording Secretary ..... . . Karen Sue Tolle Sponsored by MRS. S. S. EDWARDS Windfall, Indiana 64 vsf I IV DF' All 147631 SCHOOL- 374114 - k41VDf74lZ,1WD afdgafdwafa an-Wag Windfall's powerful Dragons easily defeated Frankton, 63-40, Wednesday to win the Anderson St. Mary's Invitational basketball meet which was held at the Anderson High School gym. Windfall led at all stopping points, 19-6, 25-18, and 45-36. Windfall out- scored the losers 13-9, in the final period, lt was the eighth straight victory for the Dragons and their 10th win in 12 starts for the overall season. Junior sensation Toby Burkhardt led the spirited Windfall attack with nine field goals and three free tosses for 21 points. Chuck Jones and Dave Francis added 20 and 11 points, respectively. Windfall beat St. Marys Tuesday and Frankton dropped Knightstown in the first round tilts. at ',-475266 Have you ever sat in study hall and watched how people act that five-minute break between periods? In five years of observation Ihave noticed several different types, and have probably been numbered with most of them myself, There is the seventh grader who lives in mortal fear of being late. Five minutes seems like such a short time that he races from one class, only to wait four and a half minutes for the next class to begin. It always takes a few years for us to realize that it's possible to slow dovm a little and still have some time to spare, Sound familiar? If not, just keep your eyes open for a few days and see! The Mighty Dragons will meet the Prairie Aces in the County Tournament January 14th, They will play the first game of the afternoon in the Tipton gym. Earlier in the season Windfall defeated Prairie by a 53-32 score, Of the four school participating Windfallhas the best record with eleven wins and two losses, The second game of the afternoon will find Sharpsville playing against the powerful Jefferson team. In the morning the junior varsity team will play. The Windfall cubs will play Sharpsville, leaving Jefferson against Prairie, 'Sana The Student Council is sponsoring an assembly program Monday January 16, 1956. The program is a team of champion trick shot artists, called the Carl Joseph's. S 0 Good sportsmanship is not seen in every school or in every sport that the school participates. All schools have a certain amount of sportsmanship, how- ever some schools have more GOOD sportsmanship than others. These are the schools that people like to see participate in sports. Sportsmanship is the skill or ability to participate in sports involving honest rivalry and graceful acceptance ofthe result of the play, Sometimes the results may not suit you or your school, still it is best to accept the results and think about what you did wrong and try not to make the mistake twice. Above all don't lose your temper. Losing your temper while participating in a sport sf' Jiv- 0? 744: Kang and faeen Mothers who worked in the senior food stand were: Mrs. Waddell, Mrs. Bunnell, Mrs, Edwards, Mrs. Blessing, Mrs. Maurice Tolle, Mrs. Osborn, Mrs. Retherford, Mrs,Cain, Mrs.Riffe, and Mrs.l.avon Tolle. 'Me 7456? Every fall it is the tradition at Windfall High to have a Fall Festi- val. It is sponsored by the senior class, and all students look forward to it from the very beginning of school. Who could forget that variety show, or some of the faces that came out of the beauty salon. Of course the evening wouldn't be complete without the cake and pie walks, and the fish pond. The most popular place with the kids was the concession stands. The raffles and movies were a usual part of the festival. The most exciting time was when prizes were given to the best dressed in the parade, and when the door prizes were given away. Oh, the main event was the crowning of the king and queen, who were Don Yundt and Arleta Woods. Savane' Wtotdma , ,,.. The S 64, O00 Question - -'fre ,sl 'TZ The Crockettes trying to imitate Davy, Who's next? Sponsored by TAM'S REXALL DRUGS Tipton and Elwood, Indiana can at tie The Big Pay Off Win a chick. Just sign here, ma'm, Where docs it h nrt? X 1 .Q X, fi - ,. Aix , -42+ ,cl ,- We're going to be married, Seackvz pkg The usually normal Taylor household . .in fact, all of Riverview . . is turned up-side-down when Chuck Taylor, who was played by John Davis, wins the twenty thousand dollar jackpot in the Riddle Me Riches Program. His family is swamped with all kinds of prizes, from canned soup and candy, to dogs and horses, and to what Thomas Taylor, Gwin Fisher, calls the booby prize , a maid named Hilda Sorenson, Lily Miller. The whole town, and especially Chuck is excited at the prospect of a visit from famous movie star Marla Kay, Liz Riffcg that is, everyone but the Hills, Cecil Wood and Peggy Blessing, who are rather disgusted with the whole busi- ness, and who seem determined to cause trouble. A handsome publicity man, Fred McCorkle, a confused truck driver, Don Fennell, and Chuck and Patty's teen-age friends, Rex Retherford, Dave Francis, Rebecca Osborn, Reba Waddell, all contribute to the fun, and help the ldon'1lmv..:1o,iosos in play along to a happy ending. Other characters were Chuck's mother, Ruth Ann Tolleg the Radio Voice, Robert .Tohnsong and Patty, Marlene Tolle. 7444 ?ccL'wze off? The Future Farmers of America is a national organi- zation for boys interested in agriculture and the future of farming. The Windfall chapter has been very active in school and community life. The F.F.A. boys took a trip to the Farm Mechanization Show inEast Lansing, Michigan last summer. To obtain money for this trip, they sold garden seed and rat poison. The members got plenty of practical experience in farming when they rented and farmed seven acres of land. During time out for recreation,the boys formed softball and basketball teams. Especially successful was the bas- ketball team, which enjoyed an undefeated season. President .................. Fred McCorkle Vice-President ................... Jan Cain Treasurer . . . . . Bill Leininger Secretary . . . Carol Kinder Sentinel . . . . Larry Bogue Reporter . . . . Donnie Fisher Advisor . . . . Carl F. Scott 70 ni.XxN . hm. ,N rf HNKBIS 4 U f 1- if Y 9abHNh2 54 MHRGU SEATED, Left to Right: Nancy Martin, Trudy Land, Ruth Ann Tolle, Carol Johnson, Judith Johnson 'STANDINC Left to Right: Reba Waddell, Marlene Tolle, Wanda McCorkle, Lily Miller, Barbara Lewellen Jesse James Jesse Keown, The Library in Windfall High is one of the busiest places in the school. It provides current news in newspapers and magazines. A section which consists of several sets of encyclopedias and dictionaries is available. The most popular section is the rental books which we receive from the Tipton Public Li- brary. These books have given many hours of reading pleasure to the students. Under the leadership of Mrs. Barr, the librarians have donated their time and effort to give service to the student body. Sponsored by FENN FUNERAL HOME Kokomo, Indiana my Leslie Graham Cleo Campbell The first to come and the last to go, They greet us with a big Hello . They mop the halls and sweep the floor, And a hundred other jobs galore. Whatever we need they will always get, From hammer and nails to a basketball net They scoop the walks in the winter snow, That's our Les and Cleo. 73 uP ' -rf' 2 Q 1 tr f i 3'- xx X E A l K F 1 r I .f ! .. X 74a 2644 Ted Barrett, John Osborn, Lawrence Ray, Don Martin, Clyde Bunch. Sponsored by OSBORN'S TYDOL SERVICE Windfall, Indiana Edith Leavell, Roxie Bryan, Mary Shockney. ,QQ- is Val? ' 1, d ' .ah-.'.-:: .- ::-2' -5.3.2 -- 'Q '.f.',0,,.--, 1- Q u...., ' va., rf' , 1 u ' ' 7' A sf: ':,.- Q:----.. Sg, , , .. ...H M 5' x 1...-:-,. -.....,, .X ,,,..-U ....,, L, '12,--' :: -- . ,,::-: Ii.:-::. .. -:- u:..,. - I . Q I .- in 1 ' wk 2 ? k 2 'M , A A Q j VL f X -Q .4 5 J? f X V K, . .V LAN-'F .wry aa, NN . if fi 1 'I ' ' X 1 , A ff .AV My a ..f . 1 X 1 3 . 1 1 .X . qv -.r .h ,Q M 1'v-' 1- R' I . , V lw.f , . x X , ' . 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