Worthington Jefferson High School - Rambler Yearbook (Worthington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1959 volume:

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MARGO STAHL Senior Class Representative ...... MARJORIE PAYNE Official Photographer ..... EVELYN SUE CALVERT N-J' E 2:1 53 ll V , We, the Class of 1959, dedicate this annual to Mary E. Jackson and Walter F. Jeffries in appreciation of the untiring efforts and patience which they displayed as our sponsors. The wisdom they elicited, the encouragement they gave, and the works they accomplished did much to make our Junior and Senior years of high school, years of happiness, appreciation, and accomplishment. .-,Z APPRECIATIO gem .mmm -.Q fuel? XXI I'-X DYER German Nlethematlcs WIXRY E JACKSON WXLTER F JEFFRIES L1b1.1r1an Mlthematlcs Ldligudge AF S Sclence Commerce 1'-52 A254 'saw 'Waup- NHKI XXI LANDIb t lemeut 11 x NILISIC 'Sniffi- ROBERT HOSE VIAN T31-lnd Healffl Glee Club LOREN C TVICINTObH gcleme HERBERT W Industz lal Art POT fb bC19ULL Commerce Agrlculture Dr1ver Educatlon RONALD ABRELL JAMES DUFFEY Student Teacher POM OLIPHANT Student Teacher Soclal Studles SOCldl Stud1es Buslness Physlcal Educatlon Physlcal Educatlon f 5 at 15 I Nl KENNE TH CHARLES MISHLER His blush would make a white rose red. F. F. A. 2, 3, 43 4-H 1, 2, F. F. A. Treasurer 4, JuniorPlay, Senior Play. FLORA KAY DYER The trouble with school is that it inter- feres with other ac- tivities. 4-H l,2, 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senio r Play, Junior Leader 2, Cadet Teacher 4. JOY CE ANN STINOGEL Laughing eyes and a flashing smile, charm- ing ways and lots of style. Valedictorian, Student Council 1, Vice-Pres- ident 2, Yell Leader 2, 4-H 1,2,3, Junior Leader 1,2,3, Beta Club 2,3, 4, Ink Blot Staff 4, Rambler Edi- tor, Band, Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Plays. DE LBE RT GE NE WATKINS A mind of unlimited possibilities. Salutatorian, B e t a Club 2, 3, 4, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Leader 2, 3,4, l,2, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, President 1, Student Council 2, Parliamentarian 4, Ink Blot Staff 4, Rambler Staff, Junior Play, Senior Play JAMES WILLIAM CALVE RT In athletics he's neat, for a friend he can't be beat. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track l,2, 3,4, Cross Country 1, 4-H l,2, Junior Play, Senior Play. L f ' MARGO JE AN STAHL Hear the commo- tion? Ijust arrived. Beta Club 4, Treas- urer 3, Rambler Staff, Pom-Pom Girl 4, Jun- ior Play, Senior Play, Ink Blot Staff, Librar- ian 2, 3, 4. 3 0 DONNA KAY FIELDE R She is always willing and ready for a good time. Chorus 1,2,3, 4, Beta Club 2,3,4, 4-H 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Ink Blot Staff, Librarian l, 2, 3, 4, Triple Trio 3, 4, PTA Queen 4. LYLE EDWARD SLOAN They say he was once caught studying. Basketball 2, 3, 4, 4- H 1,2,3,4, Junior Leader 2,3, F,F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play. TERRY GENE BURCH The silent menare the best men after all. Basketball .1,2,3,4 Track .... l,2,3,4 Baseball ..... 3 Band .... l,2,3,4 P.T.A. King . . . 4 BARBARA ALICE STARNES One of those good-hurnored mor- tals who are nec- essary everywhere. Band .... l,2,3,4 Chorus . . .l,2,3,4 4-H . . ..... 1,2 Assistant Librarian 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play Triple Trio .... 2 Double Trio ..... 4 Dance Band .... 4 f MARJORIE SUE PAYNE S hy ? ? ? No, not acquainted. Office ...,... 4 Librarian ..... 4 Beta Club . . . 2, 3, 4 4-H ........ 3 Junior Play Senior Play Annual Staff Ink Blot Staff JIM MY DAN SLINKARD I believe in conserving energy, especially my own. Cross Country. . . 1,2,3,4 Track . . .1,2,3,4 Basketball .1,2, 3, 4 Band . . .l,2,3,4 Chorus ..... 1,2 F,F,A, . .1,2,3,4 4-H .... 1,2,3,4 Jr. and Sr. Plays President .... 2 Jr. Leader. l,2,3,4 MARGARET ELAINE LIVINGSTON I don't mind studying, but Idon't like to tell the teach- ers all I know. Beta Club. . . 2, 3,4 Ink Blot Staff Chorus . . .l,2,3,4 Secretary ..... 3 Junior Play Senior Play RODNEY JAMES EVELYN SUE Librarian , , ,2,3,4 Assistant Librarian ,,,, 1 4-H ...... . . 1 JAMES ROBERT VANDEVENTER President of the 'bored' of ed- ucation. F.F'.A. . . .l,2,3,4 4-H ....... 1,2 Junior Play Senior Play CHAMBERS Late hours aren't good for one, but they're all right for two. Basketball . 1, 2, 3, 4 Track . . .1,2,3,4 Baseball. . 1, 2, 3, 4 P,T.A. King . . 3 Jr. and Sr. Plays Ink Blot Staff Annual Staff Vice-President 1,3 CALVERT E s s e n c e of sweetness, model of neatness. Beta Club . . 2, 3, 4 Band . . .l,2,3,4 Chorus. . . 1, 2, 3, 4 Dance Band . . . 4 Student Council . 2 Basketball Queen 3 Ink Blot Staff Annual Staff Jr. and Sr. Plays 4-H .... 1, 2, 3, 4 Jr. Leader 1, 2, 3, 4 be HENRY HOWARD BOSELL School will keep Whether I'rn there or no Junior Play, S e nio r Play, Basketball 1 JUDY ELEANOR PADGETT If bright remar s were grains of sand, I'd be a desert. Beta Club 2,3,4g Ink Blot C0-Editor 4, School Reporter 4g Annual Staff 43 Chorus 1, 2, Librarian 2, 3g Junior Play, Senior Play. C LARA JE AN SPARKS What sweet delights a quiet life affords. Junior Play, S e nio r Play. TOM HOWARD SPARKS Don't recite so loud- ly, I want to sleep. Junior Play, Se nio r Play. Q ROY KENT THOMPSON I only hope Idon't have to work to suc- ceed. F.F.A. l,2,3,4g F. F.A. President 4, 4- H 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball lg JuniorPlayg Senior Play. IRE NE AVONE LL BAYS Beware, I might do something sensational yet. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Jun- ior Playg 4-H lg Ink Blot Staff 4. SARA ELLEN HANNUM If giggles were un lawful I'd spend the restofmylife injall Student Counc1l3 Yell Leader2 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Drum Majorette 2 34 Chorusl 2 3 4 4 H 1 2 3 Juni r Le der 1 2 3 Beta Club 2 3 4 Junior Play Sen1orPlay Ink Blot Staff 4. CLARK ROBE RT MC CLAIN On1y three great men are living, I'm one and I forgot the other two. Junior Play, S e nio r Play. PATRICIA JOY JEAN Some gals insist on a man with a future, but others are happy over a future with a man. 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4g Band l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,45 Annual Staff, Junior Play, Sen- ior Playg Dance Band 45 Junior Leader 2, 3. ROY DE LBE RT SHE RROW Why study?? My time is valuable. Junior Playg Senior Play. 4 REX PAUL FULFORD The world belongs to the g energetic. Band 1,25 Junior Playg Senior Play. STEPHANI ELAINE SKOMP Blushes may come and blushes may go, but freckles will hang on forever. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Playg Senior Play, Ink Blot Staff. 'tit KW .. , . s, . f. k !,i.,.-L ZE NOBIA RUTH CITY X lfschoolis liberty, give me death. 2 JuniorPlaygSenior Play. TERREL JOE FIGG I like work. It fasci- nates me. I could sit a- round and look at it for hours. c Junior Playg Senior Play. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the autumn of 1947 approxlmately f1fty four small tots trudged the1r way to the b1g brlck bu1ld1ng where they would begm thexr cl1mb to an mvaluable edu catlon The class was so large that lt was d1v1ded 1nto two groups Our f1rst grade teachers were Mrs Cook and Mrs Combs In our second and th1rd years of school we had Mrs Swaby Mrs Cook and Mrs G1lbreath as our teachers Our fourth f1fth and s1xth grade teachers were Mrs Scantland Mrs Combs and Mrs Hamhn respectwely One of the h1ghl1ghts of each of our f1rst s1x years of school was part1c1pat1on 1n a Chr1stmas operetta The year we entered Jumor h1gh we were proud because we were allowed to elect class offlcers and sponsors and to part1c1pate mother new act1v1t1es We entered h1gh school as Green Freshmen As Sophomores we were more serxous about our subjects teachers and act1v1t1es In our Jumor year we presented our class play At the End of the Ra1nbow had paper dr1ves sold magazmes and of course pa1d class dues As a chmax to the act1v1t1es of our Jumor year we honored the Semors w1th a prom 1n wh1ch we At last we are Semors' Our class off1cers are Leon Thacker pres1dent Betty Gee v1ce pres1dent Cel1a Ropp secretary Jerry McC1arren treasurer Mar1belle Wr1ght reporter Nelda Dyer and Terry McCulloch student counc1l re presentat1ves We are proud of the way our class has co operated 1n everyth1ng we have attempted to do Thts year our fund ra1s1ng projects were our class play H1llb1lly Weddln' paper dr1ve sellmg class pms and a bake sale The Jumors gave us a wonderful prom a mght long to be remembered' Through the years the number of our classmates has decreased there are th1rty seven of us left to graduate We are lookmg forward to our class tr1p and f1nally to graduatlon ln May 1959 We also w1sh to express apprec1at1on for our Jumor and Sen1or sponsors Mrs Jackson and Mr Jeffrles They have made our Jumor and Semor years more enjoyable for us 1n many ways We the Semors of 59 regret leavmg but we are faclng the future w1th 1nsp1rat1on g1ven us through educat1on We hope we w1ll long be remembered by the people of Worthlngton as the Semors of 1959 ' Ma rJor1e Payne I W . - . l . , . , J . J l : ' I ' I . , . . . . . ,, ,, . . . ' ll if . . I , . . . ' ' ll ' I! 1 ! J J ! J J ' I carried out the theme, Carol1na Moon. . ' . : , . : .v ' Z ,v 1 1 I .1 1 .v - . - . . . I ,. . . . ,,, ' J ' 5 I f - , . I - ' , , . ! . , . . . J I ! ' ll ' I I SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Seniors of 1959, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament. I Irene Bays will my ability to tell stories to Nadine Hinds in hopes that she will make good use of it I Henry Bosell will to Leo McNeely my ability to confuse and outsmart the cops I Terry Burch will all my good luck Cha? with my car to Eddy Stalcup I Evelyn Calvert will my position as cadet teacher in the music department to anyone with patience I Jim Calvert will my basketball ablity to Eddy Stalcup I Rodney Chambers will my straight shift black Ford to anyone who is going to the Lawrenceville drag strip I Zenobia City will my position behind the steam table to anyone who can stand I Flora Dyer will my ability to get my guy from Coal City to Arlene Dyer and Mary Sue Miller I Nelda Dyer will my Job as president of the Beta Club to any Junior Beta member who is willing to work and has a lot of patience and yelling ability I Donna Fielder will the tape on Terry s ring to any Junior girl fortunate enough to get a ring I Terrell Figg will my ability to get along in school to anybody who wants it and hope they get along as well as I did I Rex Fulford will my ability to play the pin ball machines to Darrel Thompson I Betty Gee will my membership in the exclusive organization The Big B to Jerilyn Pershing I Sara Hannum will my majorette whistle to anyone who is windy enough to blow it I Patti Jean will my chemistry equipment to Mary Sue Miller so that she may have countless thrills and excitement t enrich her days at W J I Margaret Livingston will all the good times I have had to next year s senior class I Clark McClain will my Draggin Wagon to anyone who can buy rear tires for it I Jerry McClarren wll my wonderful talents in the field of chemistry to Norman Need I Terry McCulloch will all my good times at Linton to David Fender I Charles Mishler will my long hair to Larry Bosell in hopes someone will always be messing his up I Judy Padgett will my position as co editor on the Ink Blot staff to the very capable Janice Baker I Marjorie Payne will my Job as Mr Rowe s secretary to anyone who can read his writing I Celia Ropp will my vast weight in gold to Larry Newsom I Delbert Sherrow will my guitar to anyone who has the patience to take it I Stephani Skomp will my red hair and freckles to anyone who wants to be annoyed with them my dancing partners at noon to Carol Spangler and all my broken love affairs Cha? to Jerilyn Pershing tShe doesn t have enough 7 I Jim Slinkard will my ability to talk my way out of things to Eddy Stalcup and maybe with practice he will become an expert too I Lyle Sloan will my basketball suit to Bill Cobb I Clara Sparks will my ability of passing in assignments late to anyone fool enough to try it Tom Sparks will my ability of not being ugly to James Calias Jack? Living ston Margo Stahl will my position as Pom Pom girl to anyone who has extra strong legs Barbara Starnes will my position in band to the one experienced enough to take it I Joyce Stinogel will my position as editor of this yearbook to any Junior who has nerves of steel and a pair of good track shoes I Leon Thacker will my stupendous results in chemistry lab to any level headed underclassman I Kent Thompson will my ibility to make everyone laugh to Eddy Stalcup I Jim VanDeventer will my position in P F A to Jerry 'Nlewsom I Gene Watkins will my piercing stares tat certain objects? to Ronnie Crody in hopes that he will use them better than I have I Maribelle Wright will my nightly stacks of books for homework to Janice Baker if she has strength to carry them home Will Committee Celia Ropp , c 1 1 C 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 . . , . . . . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - . . . . . . . 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WORTHI GTO ILY BLAS V l Class Ptophesy May 20 1969 BOSELL SETS RECORD Henry Bosell has just been awarded the Gold Steenng Wheel Award for dr1v1ng an Auto-Car Diesel around the World for Meek Produce Company ADMIRAL BURCH MAKES GOODWILL TOUR Admlral Terry Burch has now dropped anchor near Shanghai wh1le on a tr1p around the world w1th hrs w1fe Donna and the1r s1x chrldren PROMOTION' 'I ll As a result of her outstandmg ser VICC here on Earth Sue Calvert ex ecutlve secretary for the Outer Space A1rl1nes has just been promoted totherr branch offrce on the moon WORTHINGTON WINS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Jtm Calvert has just coached t.he Wortlungton Ramblers to the1r thrrd consecutlve state champ1onsh1p Ntce gomg Coach DENTIST MAKES A BOO BOO Dr Rodney Chambers has just pulled all the Pres1dent's teeth b mtstakellll RAIS ES OWN ARMY After servtng ten years 1n the U S Women s A1r Force and wxnnmg many medals Zenob1a Crty IS back tn Worthmgton ratslng her own army DYER REARS MIZERS Flora Dyer after watung four anx1ous years for Bob to become a general l.l'l the A1r Force IS now happily marr1ed and busy ra1s1ng lxttle Mlzers STILL IN FIRST GRADE The former Nelda Dyer 1S stlll m the f1rst grade teachlng that IS Among her students are her own quln tuplets MRS ONE AND ONLY The former Donna Frelder IS now marr1ed to her one and only and rs qulte busy takmg care of her httle one and onlys FIGG FIXES Terrell Frgg who has just com pleted a course m TV and radro re pa1r now owns and operates h1s own shop he has also purchased a musrc store wh1ch he calls Flgg Musxc Inc SHARK AT LARGE The notorxous card shark Rex fFear1essJ Fulford has fled tn extle to Mexrco as the result of a ra1d at h1s Roulette Rendezvous 1n Las Vegas SAN DS S ECRETARY Worth1ngton's ovm Betty Gee has just been selected from thousands of appllcants to be prtvate secretary to Tommy Sands her smglng 1dol. Her startlng salary wtll be 31000000 a year STARDOM FOR SARA Sttll chckmg her heels IS MISS Sara Hannurn, the world famous dancmg star who has Just replaced Mary Mar un m the starrlng role 1n South Pac 1f1c wh1ch IS st1.ll runmng tn Txm buctoo STILL S EARCHING Patt1 Jean whxle performmg a servxce to hurnamty by becomlng a nurse has frnally marr1ed her long awa1ted mxlllonalre The happy couple ts honey moonmg on a safarx m the jungles of South Afrxca as they conunue the search for Dr L1v1ngstone RECEIVING APPOINTMENT Margaret Llvmgston who for many years has been the th1rd grade teacher at Calvertvllle Central has been ap pomted supermtendent of the school PERRY' MC CLAIN DEFENDS CRIMINAL Clark MoCla1n the noted crtrnlnal lawyer has just successfully defended the xnfamous murderer Rodney the Rtpper Chambers IS FINALLY RELEASED Dr Jerry MoC1arren DD.S Ph D has fmally graduated from Indlana Unlvers1ty After serv1ng 1n the A1r Force he plans to set up practice 1n Ca1vertv1lle. LAUGH WITH MAC Terry McCulloch a former grad uate of Worthlng Hlgh cm now be seen each Saturday mght on ll1S own TV program Laugh Wtth Mac Tune ln and watch your class comedlan frlends K P KING As the result ofhxs extens1ve years of expertence In the K P D1V1SlOll of the U.S A1r Force Charles Mlshler has just won the Nauonal Potato Peelxng Contest N1ce peelm Charhe. FRISCH'S BIG GIRL M1ss Judy Padgett IS now worklng as an executxve secretary for Frrsch s Bxg Boy restaurant True to her pre d1ct1on she IS sull foot loose and fancy F96 REMARKABLEIII Marjorre Payne has been a fa1'th ful secretary to the Presrdent of the Uruted States for several years After graduatlon from W J Htgh she attended Bus1ness College. She then recelved a remarkable promouon from Mr Rowe s secretary to that of the Presrdentl WANTEDII The former M1ssCel1aRopp known to her classmates as lg B search1ng anxxously for someone to help her w1th her household She IS tryrng to teach school and manage her ten room house. DESIGNER Delbert Sherrow IS now marr1ed to Sherry and rs a tool and the destgncr for the General Motors Corporatxon NAVY BLUES Stepham Skomp IS now marrxed and IS stay1ng wlth her parents untll her husband returns from the Navy They have no chrldren as yet. ol. , .. .. , - , I - Y - , V . . I 2 . . - ' , ' . . ' : ' u ' I! ' n ' I , I . . - , . . . . , ' ' . I . . . . , . . . l ' . . . . u , . . . . , . - . . .. .. . ' ' - - . A , , - . . , , , . , , . . . . ,, . ,, - , . . . l ' ' I , - , . . - - f . . . . l . , A , . . I n , . - . i - . . , I . . U y I , l . t . . . . . . 4 I I ' ' ' NB' in is , , , , . . , . . . . A , - , I , . .. . Y u . . . - ' A I ' ' , . ' -- u I ' ' li . . . . ., . . .I . . - .. H . - . . . . . . . I . u ' - ' swan- 'WU' ,ii ik x 22 WNSLQSEZI ' 1 t Z ff 'iifwi-if I Linda Deatrick President Je rilyn Pe rshing Vice-President Janice Baker Secretary Larry Newsom Treasurer Philip Mitten , ffS2kfs ile'vg - -'A- Wai as 2, Fi, W 1 Y .WW L5 .--,, L 'L' 'E-at Y 1 K , E Q4 QL, YM - 1 - 5 r J aww - W t 1 ' iq was X 7 x , x V 2 W ea' qi .f as in . :f,.g Q t '91 -- E91 3 W X49 1 W J 2 1 2 F53 'Q' 9 N 2 3 NL 'ff' 2 'JTJLWM it 3 1 II,:sf.5::?:2.i3..: :5 I Reporter Patty Wolfe David Fender Student Council Bobby Bowersock Larry Bosell Larry Burch Margie Calvert Diana City Bill Cobb Dale Cullison Betty Davidson Roland Duncan Ronnie Griffith Nadine Hinds Jeff Kittle Ruth Lawrence James Livingston Dean Meek Karen Messick Norman Need Darlene Newsom Bernice Pruett Sally Sloan Carol Spangler Eddy Stalcup Janet Stewart Barbara Tackett Charles Vandeventer Phyllis Wells Patricia Wilcox Arlene Dyer Reporter Connie Fiscus Vice President ' Rosalee Waskom Nila Bowersock Vicki McCullough Secretary Robei ta Solliday President Steve Jean Student Council Carolyn C alve rt Student C ouncil Jean Ann Sparks Bobby Burgess Loretta Parrish Hlla Bowersock Max Downs Dick Wright Mark McHenry Eugene Inman Steve Myers Dee Dixon Naomi Loffland Floyd Spencer Norman Wells Donna Sheetz ,Norma Carroll gGeorge Bechtel 4 +1 5 P' If gi 1 I? Esllilllf Ruth Talley Arletta Brannon June Livingston Leo McNeeley Mary Miller Brad Fiscus Loren Turpin EVE TH GRADE FIRST ROW: Jim Bob McGlocklin, Jeff Marsh, Patty Calvert, Elma Nagle, Linda Lent, Becky Rogers, Judy Wolfe, Wilhelrnina Heacox, Shirley Rose, Tom Livingston, Roger Wise. SECOND ROW: Miss Bailey, Cathy Clark, Janice Smith, Roxanna Spencer, Loretta Miller, Barbara Sheetz, Jeanne Canada, Martha Pruett, Virginia Rose, Stella Dyer, Beverly Parrish, Dina McClarren, Diane Hedden, Dianna Strait. THIRD ROW: Tommy Jamison, David Thompson, Terry Graves, John Crooke, Joe Tally, Bobby Daubenspeck, Bobby Wilson, Terry Baker, EIGHTH GR DE FIRST ROW: Denny Freeman, Wayne Pickard, Annetta Shields, Wilma Waskom, Mildred Starnes, Karen Sylvester, Donna Spangler, Elaine Bussard, Barbara Solliday,Jackie Calvert, Sandra Snapp, Steve Followell, Johnnie Wilcox. SECOND ROW: Harlan Dyer, Lebert Payne, Charlotte Powell, Marvena' Sparks, Connie Rawley, Anna Sue Hinds, Beverly Smith, Miriam Hinds, Carol Livingston, Phil Sparks, David White, Mr. Mclntosh. THIRD ROW: Gary Duncan, Dean McHenry, Gaylen Pickard, Tim Sears, Bill Messick, Randall Mitten, Jerry Newsom, Ellis Knoy, David Swango, Bob Talley. Steve Ader. it ' I as 4 WORTH! GTON ILY BLA T PARTY WORKER Jim Slinkard, who has been an active party worker for years, is still working his way to the Presidency of the United States on theDe.mocratTicket. CASANOVA Lyle Sloan, who is a truck driver for the P.I,E. Truck Line, has a girl at every truck stop. Maybe someday he will be moving his own furniture. GRAND OPENING After serving four years in the WAF, we now find Clara Sparks pre- paring for the opening of an Italian restaurant in San Francisco. APPREH ENDS CRIMINAL Mugsy Martin has just been cap- tured by the famous state trooper, Tom Sparks. Ile will appear on the State Trooper television program next Thursday night. Class Prophesy DETECTIVE Margo Stahl, who has been posing as a filing clerk in the Manhattan Trust Company Bank in New York City, has recently apprehended two fellow em- ployees who had been embezzling funds, thanks to her new course in bookkeep- ing at Worthington-Jefferson High School. SICK? We have just received word that Barbara Starnes, a graduate ofworthing- ton High School, has recently completed her training in nursing school and is planning to become the charming bride of the youngest and most prominent doctor on the hospital staff. SUCCESSF ULI The former Miss Joyce Stinogel is now married to Mike and is working toward her own basketball team. So far, though, they are too tall to be anything but centers. She was formerly an executive secretary. DRINK, ANYONE? Leon Thacker has just raised the nation's milk flow to 960,000,000 gal- May 21, 1969 GIT ALONG LITTLE DOGGIE Kent Thompson is now the owner of a very successful cattle ranch in Saratoga, Mississippi. It is called the KT dt SONS ranch -- nice goin' there, pard. SAFE DRIVING AWARD Jim VanDeventer, who has been a truck driver for the Atlas Company, has just received the National Safety Award. Of course, he only drives on four-lane highways. GENE -IUS Gene Watkins, after obtaining his masters degree in engineering science from Purdue University, has just de- signed and developed an advanced elect- ronics guidance system and power plant for interplanetary rockets. COOKING WITH GAS CMarathon, of Courselj Maribelle Wright is now the head of the extensive Home Economics De- partment at the noted Worthington-J ef- ferson Consolidated School what 's cook- ing now, Maribelle? lons per day by adding 175 registered Holstein and Guernsey cows to his herd. 'I'ODAY'S PICTURES Til xiii! 5.-J? ' Xp!! '-,-94i FIFTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Michael Flynn, James Wymer, Deanna Burgess, Edna Keasling, Sanfra Key, Myra Bays, Maurine Padgett, Carolyn Pickett, Karen Helderman, Linda Thacker, Tommy Jackson. SECOND ROW: Mary Nagle, Linda Carrell, Jacquelyn Benham, Cheryl Fulk, Carolyn Bingham, Gary Williams, Floyd Freeman, David Billings, Jackie Hubbard, James Hamilton, Max Parrish, Robert Heacox. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Lindsey, Jeff Miller, Jimmy Pershing, Steve Yancey, Alvis Pettet, Everett Rose, Steve Noel, Craig Bussard, Laurens McHenry, David Barton, Alan Daubenspeck. SIXTH GR DE FIRST ROW: Don Terrell, Ernest Loffland. SECOND ROW: Henry Hoke, Jeff City, Steve Stough, Nancy, Deatrick, Jan Vehslage, Judy Pickard, Sharon McIntosh, Lynda Moses, Peggy Wolfe, Nina Bays, John Dyer. THIRD ROW: Ronald Hull, Verlin Dyer, Tommy Franklin, George Rogers, Linda Heaton, Carol Bays, Penny Inman, Marsha Rawley, Ruth Ellen Hinds, Earlene Carrell, Vicki Leavitt, Cora Lee Bays, Sheila Reed, Sharon Thacker, Susan Dyer, Terry Benham, Michael McHenry, Thomas Wright. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Everett, Daryl Stephens, Robert Heacox, Mike Holman, Kenneth Joe Griffith, John Wayne Hostetter, John Pickard, Nick Spangler, David Ropp. WWFW? . rl' THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: John Rogers, Barry Fulk, Jack Lister, Silver Freeman, Bobby Padgett, Kenny Cox. SECOND ROW: Jeanne Benham, Margaret Duncan, DeLea Newsom, Bonnie Wymer, Diana Padgett, Mary Rose, Susan Conklin, Donna Williams. THIRD ROW: Sharon Pruett, Paula Noel, Ellen Longo, Teresa Moseman, Rita Pruett, Barbara Parrish, Susie Slinkard, Cathy Hines, Rose Day, Polly Baynes, Regina Billings, Myrna Trump, Martha Gillespie. FOURTH ROW: Mike Purett, Clifton McHenry, Rex Borders, Kenny Joe Livingston, Norman Dayhoff, Donnie Living- ston, Pat Flynn, Dana Moses, Gregory Vair, Mrs. Gilbreath. FOURTH GR DE FIRST ROW: Jacob Bowersock, Lola Bowersock, Donna Bough, Ruana Newsom, Cynthia Conway, Dorothy Bland, Connie Yancey, Marva Jo Rawley, Jane Baker, Darrell Freeman. SECOND ROW: Donnie Hostetter, Donald Heacox, Dale Padgett, Karen Talley, Willa Baker, Susie Miller, Brenda Hutchison, Paula Mae Pickard, Janie Dyer, Ruth McGuire, Larry Doug Stahl, Alan Moody, Delbert Driscol. THIRD ROW: Robert Rose, Steve Turpin, Raymond Wise, Jeryl White, David Coppock, Richard Fulk, Danny Pruett, Mike Ingalls, Mrs. Cor a. Y , .f gui ! , wax... H- TE? FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: Michael Miller, Samuel Spangler, Steven Shields, Waitis Rogers III, Larry Dres- den, Terry Vair, Tommy Terrell, Jeffrey Hineman, Bill Bowersock. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Ray, Madonna Calvert, Marsha Steward, Pauletta Yoder, Peggy Griffith, Martha Davis, Patricia Rose, Cathy Gray, Jane Conklin, Sharon McHenry, Joyce Keasling, Mike Fulk. THIRD ROW: Ronald Wise, Jerry Price, Eddie Hines, Donald Hinkle, Glenn Heaton, Larry Billings, Junior Stahl, Lewis Dyer. FOURTH ROW: Eddie Payne, Tommy Freeman, Daniel Bough, Mark Key, David Conway, Charles Padgett, Jimmy Maners, Steven Pruett, Ricky Hurst, Mrs. Hines. SECOND GRADE FIRST ROW: Michael Stephens, Sammy Vehslage, Paul Ingram, Rodney Helderman, Jimmy Bor- ders, Danny Franklin. SECOND ROW:Jacqueline Rose,JanetDyer, Kathy Reed, Peggy Burgess, Jackie Green, Lana Martindale, Penny Franklin, Lovenia Bowersock, Vickie Snapp. THIRD ROW: Brenda Livingston, Janet Hostetter, Jane Tackett, Connie Canada, Linda Hinds, Judith Newkirk, Susan Fulk, Sonya Sylvester, Nancy Baker, Edana Slinkard, Anna Kruger, Ellen Neill, Rita Ray. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Overpeck, John Conway,Dennis Bough, Jack Freeman, Douglas Barton, Wayne Hurst, Thomas Hans, Timmy Noel, Ricky Hodges. ,1-7 434-if 4' li. PF -px-v xg ga fwmmMWmmnawfmwm,b J .0- .A- -8' ' - I Q is rf A -ww Kr WWFN K xl W? ,SF ' i S we Y if S 23 32 S NELDA DYER 'r' Vice-President DAVID FENDER Treasurer PATTY WOLFE Reporter STEVE JEAN SHARREN FIELDER W, H, ROWE Sponsor BARBARA SOLLIDAY STEVE ADER CAROLYN CALVERT Secretary RONNIE DYER STUDENT COUNCTL p 0 P ATTENDANTS TA FRESHMEN Vicki Shanks Ronnie Dyer KI N G Vicki McCulloch a n d Loren Turpin JUNIORS Q U E E Margie Calvert Dale Cullison SENIORS Y Donna Kay Fielder Terry Burch -X 1 if -ji 4? I it XM H h iW h W X X f Lw 1a h'L M M, M,, ' . .. L L, ,,.,,L.,La 4, , h,L,,, W . ,iAM v -M-MW-M Q f? ww M'Mf'gQ Qzg' T - Tx . ff: gm Yu 5 ia A 35 wi? f gg K 'pk A f F , 9 , , X ., ,4,, A Q, 5 , N Q six 'X Q k Qt' vii X r ii -gk ,53 5S' 5 3. 5 W in SX if4Q?x '25f Sf My Q Sif ff If W ?Ew : 1' A if 1 W kmirf, Z V ' W ' . 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Q 1 1 , L Q Q My Sf I i l Mwgi iggwwwfwwiw .. . My f f-ffm-: uv g If . W, ,:'i, Q , Yim Hz U if5'fi?' L79 952 JT FINE: L 53 1 I .55-25:5555-g:w?EaM5,f lfkgggfh-,N vfkf-1553-gl. X x 3 4+ K 5? IE., V . A-.N N-.W ' x X- ? Y X X. 5' :K k Wax S we 1 1 mi I ii 4 . . ' fm 'I Af Q fr 1 ,,Z '. ijs ?i A f K as if 0, 3 . ' J, ,hmm W. 1 fm. ,. ,. ,sm ,,s. XM. 334' Q ,Eu vi, ii - ' . 1 'vs . n 11 1.59 , . gif 31' li .QI 1 . -,1 ' ,, . vxxah f 1' A W W- if .Xia -' ', 4 mul ,Q 5 ff? If Q u 9 1 N 'sri 'x T252 , Q S 2 ft ww ' 5 fi' A 1- 5+ ' 'wwgivygl ,IfVZ2?I51s:m5i'QEf7.fiigggzg !' 51 si-Q H55 :zi..'.,::- .1 f .-5' .gf wgw A E J. S2111-Iisivm W ,,..,.. 1? nn: Q. 1 'f , gm M 'F 'W Q ' M Q 4' 'ia KN fs, Ni TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW: Larry Bosell, Eddy Stalcup, Dee Dixon, Steve Jean, Floyd Spencer, Brad Fiscus, Eugene Inman. SECOND ROW: Charlie VanDeventer, Jim Calvert, Terry Burch, Jim Slinkard, Terry McCulloch, Dale Cullison, Phil Mitten, Bill Cobb, Ronnie Griffith. 6, ex ? ' ' lf,- ' 1 73 ' D i A ' I I -' 2, N -I no D 5 00,1 F f IL A .. ASEB LL TE M FIRST ROW: Student Manager, Max Downs, Fred Bays, Kermit Tackett, Charlie VanDeventer, Dale Cullison, Ronnie Dyer, Phil Padgett, Student Manager, Steve Myers. SECOND ROW: John Miller, David Carter, Brad Fiscus, Darrell Thompson, Floyd Spencer. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Griffith, David Franklin, Rodney Chambers, Bob Bowersock, David Fender, Dee Dixon, Gene Watkins, Larry Bosell, Coach, Torn Oliphant. . o mv X . o fe. ' 'N - if 0 ' Mp . A ' Qi l A - M Q. ml ,X I 0. AA ' 4f Km X if ,I f 'mf V ff S fmpi Q? 53,245 Z X s As, wg QQUUQQQAI.f'L gEi.x'l:'- 'E'- g 4 R V'- s P A WK 3 x .1-K 0 O if iv . 'U E, W,,,W, , tl M f.' . . ww- . I 4 4 - f :fa n k!?.f na , 1 ' ' , , :lf I t Q Q wi Q, 3 ,V Q ,ps J, H,fn-rf. ,., ,- T: Q , X . . X 4 5 Q ' S ' K 1 mx-1 Q, , .. , ,L ,N w ,mp IVIINISTERI L ASSOCIATIO Mrs. Otis Downs, Church of the Nazarene, Rev. H. W. Wooldridge, Methodist Churchg Rev. Lewis Marsh, Christian Churchg Immanuel Hinds, Church of Christ. Mr. Leroy Inman Mrs. Opal Hays Mr. George Hostetter BU DRI ERS Harold Mclntosh Elmo Ray Waitis Rogers Henry Hawley CAEETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Orville Fulk Mrs. Edmund Jamison Mrs. Russell Strait CUSTODIANS 1. t .11 fi fin ,L,k: - W Q1 1 1: 'P vi' 1 'R Q,-nl by wmv! -o Q , .af , , .kgs , E: ,. is NGTGH F! INLAND 5 Com phm ente ni orthin ton tate Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FREEMAN F OCDS Meat Specicxlnes WORTHINGTON. INDIANA I. DENNIS FREEMAN 62 SUN, Inc Freeman Whole Sausage WORTHINGTON INDIANA IAMES Nl. 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