Yorktown High School - Episode Yearbook (Yorktown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

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Y - -.re-sr . e-A ,.: NH 4, 4 , A va' ,ini 1 if ir x -k 5 X an -A 1 W f7 Nw., 5 .Q Ha.. ff. ,: fu 1 . . . -' ' r l ' ' 'M . . I . , 4. .. -:. H- Sf ' x ', . 4 5 , ' ' - 1, JA -. . . , .. . ,+A .1 .f-..-- . f f i, M. . A ., , ', .. f ,t mi , .. ,- .. ,, I 4. Q.-. .u., fs ,. , W, M. '?4 ?P' .H isp ' ' 'R . . .J - ' A'A1'.Cjf C' ' M 11 'Vw 'H 4 'If f f: .i r,. g.:'1.L. If-. gf'? ' . ' Hr. f DEDICATIVON THIS is the newest and probably the most important addition to our community. The casual observer might remark that it appears to be a typically modern creation made of sturdy concrete and mellow brick. Those who have peered into the interior could add that its walls are tinted in the hues of the rainbow, that everywhere there is the sparkle of polished tile and the soft gleam of stainless steel. ' But, we who have beheld this building grow from a seem- ingly impossible dream into a triumphant reality know that this is a structure composed of much more than Wood and brick and steel. . Into this tremendous undertaking has gone countless hours of planning, of figuring, and of taking the endless legal steps that must necessarily precede such an enormous project. Into it has gone the faith and hope of an entire community, and what is even more tangible, it has had the financial backing of every taxpayer in this township. The Past, often filled with disappointment, is behind us. The Future lies ahead -- bright with the promises of new and exciting things to come. There are new worlds to conquer, dramatic discoveries of science, unlimited opportunities for men and women of courage to live in such a way that the world might truly have Peace on Earth. As for the Present, we, the graduating class of 1956, are proud to be the first to represent our wonderful new school as we endeavor to take our place in the World of Today. To you, Mt. Pleasant Township School, we gratefully dedicate this EPISODE .... 1+ .. ,. 3 X. - o at X. rs .1 ,, fl ' .V w' ' with A 1 ' vv 42 v .1 , if HN .Q-EA ml' .Q 1. Q .s M. V .L ai . S ul' 9. ,t -.3 J' I is HP, ial I . Q3 x 1 51 fi Q 1 . :mn , K .. 4, ... . are A -Q.. ' 1' .5 ,M . 4. 15 'W a -u.zf.w. elif. ' Q. . . Q A ,.. 1-, -. .. 15.13 , N? .--fl Q 1 4 . J .gina 3 .9 932' Mr. Hubert CBobj Parkinson Mt. Pleasant Township Trustee ,asm ADVISORY BOARD: Row 1: Mr. Robert Monroe, Mrs. Harriet Simonson, Mr. Fred Marsch. Row 2: Mr. Bob Parkinson, Trusteeg and Mr. Ralph Heath, Principal. Il-lliifil -I1-QIIllZllll.llih-t.llll'l- HH11Q1Ll'0lLlkQ1IlUilllilll5lf lllllll ADMINISTRATION This is the utmost peak that we have hoped to vision. The key to our dreams has been unveiled . .. The story is not complete with- out the men and women whose jobs are vital to the school . . . Although their backgrounds are as varied as their jobs, they unite to contribute to our education... They set the standards by which this school is run . . . They are essential in this school structure. ,N an mf ,, 1 N N Y 4 Mr. Ralph Heath, Principal Indiana University, AB Ball State Teachers College, MA Board of Control, IHSA, 1950-51 To the Seniors: The bumps are coming! Up to now most of your problems have been solved for you. The demands of society are very exacting and complex.- Modern living is geared to high speed. Whether you like it or not, it is so geared. How are you going to face it? With purpose and reverence for your heritage is our fervent hope. Ralph Heath, Principal Q' ,f ,t , f i W., ,wvw t twwwunfmunullllsml ii X . Merle Swanger Assistant Principal Ball State Teachers College, BS Commerce Department N S W N X Mrs. Mayme Ramsey, School Nurse, LPN Mrs. Helen Myers, Assistant Clerk Mrs. janyce Bousman, Clerk :Q :-- is X lfiih 'af Ti -5 -...aff Q. is ' 'F' S -.qv Mrs. Hannah Baker Grade I Mr. Edgar Baney Mathematics Science 65120-'L 3. 30.112 Mrs. Juanita D. Bast Grade 5 Mrs. Jacqueline Brown Business Education Mrs. Louise Bush Grade 4 Mrs. Marie Mrs. Marguerite Carmichael Dunn Grade 4 Social 'Studies English Mrs. Grace Dwiggins Mrs. Mabel S. Art Epler Music Grade I l -A r. A... -fffgie I F' i g Qi a it ,Hi ,.. . .x 1 .' .,- -.1 , Mrs. Ann Frazier Home ' Economics Mrs. Delores Frischkorn .A ,ay Grade 2 5 ' Q Miss Sarah E. Gibson Home Economics Mr. Robert I . GriH'7s Physical Education Social Studies 1 Mrs. Nancy Grove 83 ' I Physical .W 1' Education Vllv . Business :- 3 . Q Education G 5. 1 M41-. 4. I -' , ,641 un 14.5-J... ,GI - I -4 Q - ..-2' 2 .Q . 4 'br , 4. Y. .- 1'-994 S77 f 'nav' or--v Mrs. Edith Guthrie Music Mrs. Dorothy H enkle English Mathematics Biology Home Economics Mrs. Willimiene H oiherr Business Education Library English Mrs. Kathleen juett Grade 2 Mrs. Mildred H. juett Grade 3 i Q .fwsgh M ,.. . bp, J.: .:':- . X V X A :SE Mrs. Bright Mrs. Helen K. Kimmel Lacy History Grade 4-5 Latin Civics Mrs. Marilyn Mrs. Winnie McCord McKinley Grade I Grade 2 I, , K X V if .... S,-vb op Mrs. Dogs! M. Massey Social Science English Mr. E. Paul Metzcar Grade 6 Mrs. Leanore Michael Grade 3 Mrs. Rebecca Miller Grade 5 Mrs. Mayro Porter English ,V ' f , 'AXLLCY G3 , ,y ,flfffc l .4 .ZZ J iw, ,dl LL, . 9 w , Mich Mrs. Mrs. Alma J - Thomas nics we '21 Grade 3 li fi uf .- A 'A g f is xg V' -'-': I -P it 1' 'r ': A U Mr. Earl E. Mr. Walter L. Mr. Richard L. Snider Stephenson Mr. Kent L. Pugsley Physical Shop Trempala Bookkeeping Education Mathema tics Business Arithmetic Busmess , Dfaffmg Education Social Studies Educatwf' Industrial Arts Mr. Robert L. Mr. Carl Rarrick Watson Bible Literature Mathematics Science 4 i Mr. Clarence L. Mrs. Georgia R. -4 4 Reedy Wright Grade 6 Grade 1 1 , .ii Q ..,,,,. . .f ,i i , ..:, T 3232 Mrs. Betty Thalls Mr. Merle E. English . Swaneer Mathematics Business Physical . E ' ' - Q bqbh Miss janet M. ducatwn Education Mrs. Helen R. if Rees Yount Engzish Grade 2 1 ' is Spanish , I . , . W- sfflii' Library 7 - . ww t- in .- . . 5 gs' V gi git. K v . as .fs L 5 hw ii -it Avi W 1 -' gf... is Vlill-1,-I -VD-Clllljllllll-ill.llll'l' H-i111 lil lkH1ZllllllllllllY'lIlllll SENIORS A symbol of our school life . . . a piece of paper? No, much more. And now graduation - our turn Working together we put enor- mous energy into jobs . . . From our experience together, our life reaches a last shared experience - that of graduation We shall shed the cap and gown and assume the cloak of responsi- bility. ta.--'ei' t Q i CLASS SPONSCJRS The ultimate success or failure of a great theatrical production rests not only upon the star performers but upon the eHorts of those people behind the scenes who are never seen by the audience. In like manner, We, too, have succeeded in reaching our goal because of the untiring eHorts and unlagging enthusiasm of our beloved sponsors, Mrs. Bright Kimmel and Mr. Kent Trempala. Although they have remained quietly in the background during our four years of high school, we realize that Without their wisdom and leadership, we might have failed in our task. IN . Mr Kent Trempala Mrs Bright Kimmel THE DOOR TC SUCCESS IS MARKED PUSH 'li SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Row I : Bob jackson, Business Manager, Raymond Burcham, Presidentg Dana Town- send, Secretary. Row 2: Rose Barber, Reporter, Evelyn Ward Vice President: Mr. Kent Trempala, Mrs. Bright Kimmel, Sponsorsg and Christine Mc- Clain, Treasurer. Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Colors: Yellow and Gray Shirley Ann Carson . . . Sis Full of pep, vim, and vigor. Sandra Lou Christian . . . Sandy They say, ASilence is golden'. Patricia Louise Davis . . . Pat A charm all her own. Lee Edward Dolen . . . Le'on Ladies scare me. Larry joe Dunn . . . Handsome I have a lifetime to live. Phyllis Marilyn Fuller . . . Phyl Sweet, and can she giggle. ',.s,, , , ' - I a Michael Orlan Baney . . . Mike Yorktown's gilt to the ladies. Rose Marie Barber . . . Maria ,UA Sterling girl we all agree. Judith Diana Bartlett . . . Judy She's known tor her smile, Nancy Merry Bowman . . . Punky Peaceful home is her dream. Marjorie Carolyn Briggs . . . Marge She is pretty, witty, and pleasant. Raymond Day Burcham, jr .... Burch I'l1 appoint a committee. 1 john Eli Gettys, jr .... jack A nice person to know. Margaret Lucille Gott' . . . Margie My wish -- a band of gold. james William Green . . . jim All great men are deadg I feel terrible. Michael Ray Green . . . Mike His art work has brought him attention. Phyllis Sherry Henderson . . . Phyl Being silent is my pastime. Charles Robert jackson . . . Stonewall Modern day Tarzan. Linda Sharon johnson . . . Gertie She has ideas of her own. Marilyn Dee jones . . . Dee She plies a crazy paint brush. Sue Ann joyce . . . Suzie Laughing is my favorite pastime. Joyce julayne justice . . . julie Sweet as the day is long. Paul Alan Kocher . . . Paul What would we do Without me? Melvin L. Koontz. . . Melv Is it a bird, plane, or Melvin. QQ L Valeta Halbert Mann . . . Val Answer to a teacher's dream. Roxie Ellen Mitchell . . . Punkie Talking is her greatest pastime. Marilyn Mullen Mullinix . . . Maizy Leap year came: she leptf' William Arthur Patty . . . Bill Keen sense, common sense, and nonsensef Robert Pence . . . Bob De wit ot de class. Ronald Lee Plummer . . . Plum Lazy? No just resting. n Y'-sp, Mary Evelyn Stewart . . . Toots A typical seniorg quiet and studious. Verah Deanna Thomas . . . D.D.T. You can find her everywhere. Mickie Lou Tolin . . . McGee When I arrive, the fun begins. Dana Drumm Townsend . . . Dana My time is his time. Gail Imogene Vanover . . . Blondie Talks little, thinks much. Evelyn Sue Ward . . . Red She's naturally sweet. nl., joseph Paul Reasoner . . . joe Dog I exist as I am. Charles E. Reck . . . Charley Always lends a helping hand. Barbara Sue Richardson . . . Rosie All I ask is jim's company. Gallen B. Ritchie . . . Buster A better friend you'll never meet. Gerry Dean Snodgrass . . . Pablo My lite is a happy song. Leah Gail Stephenson . . . Leaky Bill's best girl. Gaylon Williams . . . Galento NBORED with education. Janice Sue Wyatt . . . janey Try and change her mind. William Edward York . . . Willie The grocery business has a future. 1956 el Evelyn Ward Henry Masters Most popular girl and Most p0PUl8f boy most dependable. MOCK ELECTION Leah Stephenson Deanna Thomas Shirley Carson Brainiest. Most likely to succeed. Public speaker. QQ' hr? Ed McKibben Sharon johnson joe Reasoner Rose Barber Best dancer. Fashion plate. Best athlete and sport. Friendliest, Seventh: Kneeling: Stanley McKinley, President: Randy Williams, Treasurer. Standing: Mr. Bob Griffis, Sponsor: Frank Liv- ingston, Sergeant-at-Arms: Mr. D i c lc Pugsley, Sponsor: Suetta Spangler, Reporter: Karen Mann, Secretary: Anne Williamson, Sergeant-at-Arms. Sophomore: Frances Vise, Reporter: Debbe Dorste, Sec- retary: Bobby Ruddick, Treasurer: Rannie Miller, Vice President: Larry Ellis, President: Mrs. Marguerite Dunn, Sponsor: Mr. Robert Watson, Sponsor. X x L A O F F E R Eighth: P Freshman: Row I: Tom Thomas, President. Row 2: Sandra Burhenn, Reporter: Pat Waf- kins, Secretary. Row 3: Marilyn Finley, Treasurer: Phyllis McVicker. Vice President. Row 4: Mr. Walter Stephenson, Sponsor: Mrs. Betty Thalls, Sponsor. junior: Shown on opposite page: Peggy Chism, Secretary: Gene Barber, Vice President: Raymond Merryweather, Sergeant- at-Arms: Mrs. Donna Massey, Sponsor: Gayle Ellis, Presi- dent: Peg Townsend, Treasurer: and Mr. Edgar Baney, Sponsor. Cynthia Harrison, Secretary: Ramona Armstrong, Reporter: Mrs. Mayro Porter, Sponsor: Larry Appelgate, President: Mr. Merle Swanger, Sponsor: Larry Lennis, Treasurer. N YC- VH-I--ul-1liQHll1ll.lll:hlLll'l'l' H-l111Ll'5lllkCl1AHllllbllllflllllll LJNDERCLASSIVIEN If you work hard, you will some day become a senior. Much of this work is done late at night after the regular school day is over... You have unlimited possibilities to reach successful goals, but in the meantime you'll find out what it takes to be a leader and more important, to be a follower. COKES G CENTS ,..auu.,,, W . ff,-, Him' if 4 X , is-f is ,Y if ,-- AQ J Q t ' S ga, ' we-w Q... up ..- Ef: --1 3455 for ,fr -, I ,. as . wif- S .6 - 42' X W E - A JS. - .. 2 ff , 4'..1J'L . Q F , f f, - s 5 ,Q ,X f - T 5 4 'I Q ,JI - . - 3.4 if , I gag., W ,.. . ' A 55 , .f--'Z- S. - , , K ik. , 4 3 QFUFQKE f . Y X I . . .1 i.. V we Q. H. f if P I H: G T Rf . ' A ss. : rw- .. Qzggx, Six, .L V 1. .- is ui A I qi : 'HJ ,. X.: . 4 y if g E , if ,ss is X if 2 .27 s' 'N - 2 . 2 A ...,.i1 I ,wc WN 2 Zi j 1 i H., ,YIJ1 gg, f j, E x N M, fi 1' ii 'iii Fifi' Q59 .515 E 2 A 5 ' W s 5 A i f T I W., Ziff -' ' f v . 1 .Q 'xi :- f EVTA' i - in fm? 'S , . , 1 4 , - Q, - . . . , , A 'N' ?. m, sig oth -ii . . K ,, , , nv S311 ffl H 52, ,I H JUNIORS Row I: janice Allen, jerry Aul, Gene Barber, john Baxter. john Bell, Deborah Bousman. ' Row 2: Linda Burhenn, Peggy Chism, Don Clevenger, Patty Donovan, Norma Duncan, Gayle Ellis. Row 3: jim Ellis, Ronald Enlrick, Gary Flick, Sandra Fluclcey, Martha Fox, Shelia Frazier. Row 4: Linda Gill, Dick Glaub, jay Godwin, David Hall, Gary Hartley, joyce Henderson. Row 5: Nancy Henry, Kenny Hensley, Sandra Hess, Maxine Hessler, Linda Koontz, Larry Lee. Row 6: Kay Lennington, joEllen McKibben, Lela Mc- Kinley, Sharon Masters, Raymond Merryweather, Patricia Miller. Row 7: Ronnie Miller, Sandra Miller, Ronald Myers. Patricia Nauman, Eugene Noel, janet Odle. Row 8: Texie- Parkinson, Linda Pennybacker, Marleta Plummer, Dorothy Porter, janet Pugsley, Carl Reck. Row 9: Patricia Reed, Sharon Ritchie, Sandy Sheward. Doyle Slagfle, Don Simmonson, Ellen Smith. Row 10: Carl Snodgrass, Virginia Snodgrass, Sally Stark, Carolyn Stout, Larry Stout, Marilyn Stout. Row ll: Betty Terry, Marcia Thomas, William Tigue. Peg Townsend, Phyllis Werner, Dick Williams. Row 12: Nancy Williams, Eddie joe Williamson, Sandra Wilson, john Young. SOPHOMORES Row l: Barbara Ann Arnold, Ruth Ann Beekman, john Beladino, Maple Bird, David Boyle, Arnold Breedlove. Row 2: Rosalie Briggs, Bob Burton, janis Carson, Larry Christian, Carolyn Clevenger, Florence Cross. Row 3: Debbe Dorste, Phyllis Ann Dragoo, Larry Ellis, Philip Wayne Fosnaugh, Orrin Franklin, David Fuller. Row 4: Paul Fuller, Wayne Gale, Charles Garver, Laurel Garver, jackie Goodwin, jerry Grant. Row 5: David Gray, jo Ann Griffis, Melanie Ann Griffis, Carolyn Green, Marilyn Green, Katy Lou Hamilton. Row 6: Destel Hammond, Robert Harrison, jackie Heaps, Myrta Huffer, Ray johnson, Larry Keenan. Row 7: janet Lingle, Rhonda McGuire, Linda McKinley, judith Masterson, Ernest Miller, Mike Miller. Row 8: Rannie Miller, Peggy Mitchell, jim Mohler, Bobby Morrow, Elma Neal fwithdrawnj, Clayton Noel. Row 9.' Gordon Norris, Carolyn Parkinson, jane Pence, Beverly Pugsley, Sonja Reagan, Douglas Rees. ' Row 10: Robert Ruddick, jelfery St. john, Suzanne Shimer, Leon Smith, Wayne Smith, Larry Spangler. Row ll: jerry Stevens, Sharon Stewart, john Townsend, Lewis Troxell, Shirley Turner, Francis Visa, Row 12: Wanda Ward, Tom Williamson. A ' Absent when picture was taken: William Richard Delk, Gene Phillip Raymond. in ....: : . 'i ' n if . . X ,,,,, 1 f Q f .dig A W :::::: S . R lp, J K 6, is e Ng: ' u 'ws ff W3 .4 K 'A S 1' X fi X X gg, ...F K .. iii. Q E: ' ,ii Q Q , i S K 1 -' Sri. .gxvaz Rig, Q . X N PR , ff s . I 1? gi : -fr, r :',,- .. Q - Z. L' ' , ' -1 .X sw Q f : . A as fr . x t t - jf, it an .. ,E ,wg E , Q: Q. E ..-'. A 1? ,T ig R 169 F in 5 165' in h Q, .. Q. X an X tkk Q : ,e ,Q gn- 5 1. Q ,QL -' A 1 S: .Q A : sig 2 : X X I 'I X s M' ' ga 'Wi i W Pane ': . f - 1 Z ' , ,aa Q , . . . rw 1 - ' ' 1 f e . 2 V V V A . , .es Q a 1 ' es! is FRESHMEN . Row I: Mary All en, Penny Armstrong, joel Atkin ' s, james Barley, Martha Belt, Frank- e. lin Bennett S A e VV? VV ,WE , ue nn Bousman. X 4 ,ff - , - k me. S ' 5, I Row 2: Susan Bowers, Virginia Breedlove, Nor- , 'W' - -:. man Brown, Sandra Kay Burhenn, Gary Choate, I ' g Norman Clore, james Copley. A 'T 11? VM, og V V A V , nl -V V gg E , -'M 1 ' 3 ,A 'V Row 3: Carolyn Donovan, Billy Dugger, Barbara I g ., .. ,, :ee 1 Duncan, Marilyn Finley, Judy Franklin, Phillip Q iw gas' I Michael Frederick, Linda Goodpaster. eg, S gf - -. Q, Z I 3, Qs. sv , e -5 ei C' Row 4: judy Goodwin, Nancy Gott, Terry .N . ' ' 'K x X Si' W if K 1 , M 'ii' ' Green, Richard Grimes, judith Hall, joyce Xi W 2' 'F' - A H ri 5 n H 41 if VV , , .e ar ey, ara ay en. 55 V E, an 2 1 fi - K ag Ep, , V, V.V,.,q, q,,, x..!,. -. A ,- , Row 5: jerry Kay Hensley, Mary Henry, Bud 4? iw V Vw Holloway, judith jones, Tyrone judkins, jane V f qzj, 1 gf V -1 ' A W ,g justice, jerry Kem. 'P 1 if 52 Yin ' . E. n--.,. -. Wg S X R , 1' ,, , gg Row 6: Barbara Kinrlall, Claire Kintner, juanita fi: Ja- 1' ef ' K D K rf C rnlelita K waiski Em V ,v V N M V V 9 oger, eanna oon r, a o . , JK Pkwy' VD it W gf' :Syl Dick Lennis, james McClain. eh at S ee c aa ii ' fi, Q.: I ' s ,. 'ww Row 7: judy McKinley, Sandra McMullen, Phyllis I i YW, xg. -:,'V V ga McVicker, Charles Mellott, Charles Monks, V and 2-I EV e , 7' Dennis Monroe, Toby Morrow. N ii az' X P 2 , be '.' ff f QV I in V e ' V , ew V -lf' , Row 8: Shirley Myers, Elaine Newton, Kathryn To QV 3 -V: ,VLA ,5qe,,, Owens, Tom Parkinson, Betty Plummer, Bill K , , ' Plummer, Dixie Pugsley. if 1 if I 4, V . VV M Row 9: Sue Quirk, Ruth Reasoner, Larry Reed, V V Vt! ,Rig , , lglecitfigsbee. Becky Sears, juclith Shaw, Archie , , : I 1 V X VVV ggi' V HH . , - K 4, : V Row 10: Michael Spangler, Sally Stanley, Trevia ' 'VV ' V' V, H Stewart, Farrell Stout, Gladys Terry, Al -' 13' P- - N or WY' i' 1 Thomas, Tom Thomas. f e . 1: f-fe, 2: X A : AMW , ' i f Y me AAA f V S. ,V F A , Row Il: Mikel Thornburg, Florence Tigue, if if 3' T: ' Q' ff Linda Troxler, Bob Wade, Miriam Wallace, Q' W f' 1 f - ' S m Walker, Patricia Watkins. 2 , .. . .j 5 E Row 12: Par Whiteside, Kar We 'R t '81 en Wimmer. EIGHTH GRADE Row l: Larry Applegate, Garry Applegate, Ramona Armstrong, Glynn Barber, jerry Barber, Sandy Barteau, Bonnie Bird, Dennis Boyle. Row 2: Larry Bryant, judy Bullock, Sue Carson, Ronnie Childs, Dwight Clark, Paul Copley, Bill Crisp, Laury Cross. Row 3: Beverly Darter, Carol Ann Davis, Carolyn Davis, Ralph Desper, Roger Desper, Katie Donovan, Tom Ebrite, Dallas Ellis. Row 4: Edward Fisher, Linda Fosnaugh, Carolyn Frazier, Lyman Fuller, Verda Garver, Linda Gibson, judy Godwin, joyce Goff. Row 5: Bernard Goodpaster, jean Goodwin, john Goodwin, Andy Green, Dennis Green, Carolyn Greer, Mary Ann Grobey, Ruthann Guignet. Row 6: Ronnie Halbert, Wayne Hammond, Cynthia Harrison, E. j. Hensley, Ralph Hessler, james Holman, jacqueline Howe, Martha Hudgins. Row 7: Kay Hufter, jerry Huxhold, Phyllis Keenan, Betty Kirk, Carolyn Klepfer, Nancy Koontz, Larry Lennis, Bette jean Martin. Row 8: james Masters, Monte McKibben. Randall Metzger, james Miller, Nancy jean Marsh, David Moore, jack Neal, Douglas Ogle. Row 9: Monaei Parkinson, Doris Ruth Pope, George Pugsley, Sarah Reagan, loe Reed, Mickey Reed, Phillip Reed, Thomas Sanders. Row 10: David Shellabarger, Delema Slagle, Leland Slagle, Sharon Snider, Barbara Somers, Otis Southerland, Bob Stewart, Marilyn Swander. Row ll: Larry Vincent, Gene Voyles, j. C. Waddell, Ivan Weaver, Fred Williams, Ted Williams, Vonda Williams, Wendall Williams. Row 12: Rita Wilson. Daniel Woods. Susan Young, Thomas Zeabart, Kenneth Bur- chard. Absent when picture was taken: Leonard West. tai' Ts ' 1-if -Q vi , E Qi as f , a E ,' I , sg M q ' a sf - 'ff ' 5 ,,, - 1 ,. 5, v , fa 4 , . ' , 1 I fqiks a f'Q fi Q , ii' Q ' E' fu -fy, K ev ' f v' A ins s 3 H l , 51 'JI , A sl its 1 A 1 li rw L in 8 .v N y ,W 'A ,jf .15 D jf? 1 : ,Q x E 9.0K NN , A f .Q Q -f l ' A ' l 2 Q' 'n ff: A- f 1 Cs .A Q. + W ' ,A K . . gi . ,ef ' y Q, i A . s ff? J X It A J K if , 1 aw , ,ji t ,V I i , 5 ' ..... if S Q N y fr 1 lo J f ,...+ ffl 'ff'-,W .545 f -M .4 . Q! . .p 1.-o,t Q x 7 . 9 ,I I , 3. ' f it s ,,.., H . .wg A 'MS , ,sg Q - . .1.. K nl , l 1 I es the as -t gs, A i K . t LX! 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Row 3: Leroy Donovan, Christine Dowling, Steve Dragoo, Carolyn Garringer, jean Gray, Barbara Gibbs, Gordon Gill, Linda Gregory. Row 4: jacquelyn Green, Edward Hamill, Linda Harrison, Kerry Harte, Earl Hartley, Betty Heaps, Lyle Hendsel, Paul Hensley. Row 5: Al Hensley, Hal Hensley, Larry Holler, Loretta Irwin, David jackson, Donald jacobs, Virgil johnson, Larry jones. Row 6: janet Koger, David Landrey, Frank Livingston, Curtis McCollister, jerry Mc- Kibben, Frances McKinley, Stanley Mc- Kinley, Karen Mann. Row 7: Iona Masters, Pamela Metzger, Ronnie Miller, Ronald Miller, junior Mott, Tommy Mott, Marsha Myers, Hattie Myers. Row 8: Eugene Neal, Diana Neal, Ronald Noel, Larry Norris, Bobby Owens, jake Owens, Wayne Pence, Sheila Pennybacker. Row 9: Rozella Pettigrew, David Porter, Russell Pruett, Mary Ellen Pugsley, jim Reed, Terry Reed, Michael Retz, Char- lotte Sanders. Row 10: Dorty Sears, joseph Shaw, Lois Shorter, james Shimer, Sandra Skinner, Nancy Snodgrass, Patty Snyder, Mary Snyder. Row ll: Gay Sollars, Nancy Somers, Larry Southerland, Suetta Spangler, William Stevens, Rebecca Stewart, Donna Stone, Stephen St. john. Row 12: jean Terry, Keith Thornburg, David Troxler, Sandra Voyles, Mildred Waddell, Doris Wade, Ted Walker, Dickie Ward. Row 13. Michael Williams, Randy Williams, Anne Williamson, Richard Wimmer, Dale Worley, Brenda Wright. Absent when picture was taken: Leonard Delk. YQ-llll-I-YQ-lllllllllt.-I-QILIIIIIUI H-l111Ll'5lLllSillilllillilflllllll ELEMENTARY A teacher feels the Warmth of a chiId's smile, the desire to learn found in the younger set -- a re- sult of a free world . . . Tomorrow's citizens are molded in the elementary department. Here the real time of learning through working together begins. TomorroW's citizens have a world to keep intactg horizons to push outward. A es M X , : -:lf y a xii kiwi ff' .lm HSV, -I l ' Y K , - WEQ' 'V i' 2 E K-Y S .1-is , A 1 'VV L M4523 , ,,,,,., ,MN V M -1- V ,, ,. ' . if ' ' vm' at f gig y, '.: ' V1 A 'Y , W f : M X ,f J 1 f f 3 .I Y at W1 R 'was 9' A I I ' :I ja 'H' k 2? in M2337 NJ' M- 1. 'N 11 fe' S is fff' fi y S153 , l in fl . K mi' . f A BQ' ..,, .-..,., I n hw Q, v ga k 5 +52 , ' it kt fi at fl i' Y 4 fn. ' ,. X f .xv 4 1 gl. is X is wa, QW wg! if N23 q 4 ,W is ,W i ' 4 . ' im Wm, x W S-we L. in 'A Mx . K i 5 -, 1 a -ff:-1' M' I - igftgfgi is far 5 .f may ,dx is 'MF ,sr I ggi 23 tm Nh 1,3 , Q P mis it as , Asif ,, 'Le if A if 1, 14 . fi , - , fs iii. ,Q i 5, ' ff ,,.-:' 1 ' ' .53 , , f ' A .. 4' tg ,, :ini 'S .iw M f' Q , .... is , ,Ss 4 ' 1-:- z 3 K, H 'gf -gf, i x g , Q ws, SIXTH GRADE Row 1: Richard Ahrens, Bonnie Baker, Karen Baker, Sharon Baker, Thelma Belt, Bliss Bowman, Dale Broadwater, Patty Brock. Row 2: Claude Bronnenberg, Sharon Brown. David Burcham, Dale Burchard, Sandra Burden, Cynthia Burt, Ronnie Dragoo, Pamela Drumm. Row 3: Patsy Duncan, Steven Emrick, Judy Flick, Bruce Frederick, Stephen Fuller, Ray Fuson, Michael Gibson, Larry Godwin. Row 4: Allen Gott, Ronnie Goodpaster, Janice Goodwin, Richard Gott, Nancy Gray, Gary Green, jurriot Greer, Donald Guinn. Row 5: Sharon Guinn, Carolyn Sue Hardman, jerry Hartley, janeva Haste, Bruce Hayden, Hannah Hotherr, Bill Huddleston, Kenneth Hudson. Row 6: Valerie Hurst, Raymond judkins, Robert Kidd, William Kinsey, Donald Lut- trell, Eddie Lyons, Lois Lytle, Scotty Mc- Kibben. Row 7: Karen Marsh, Delores Martin, Maurice Masters, Michael Masters, Richard Mellott, Patty Metzger, Charles Miller, Donald Mitchell. Row 8: Wilma Mohler, Mary jo Morrow, Gwendolyn Ogle, Bruce O'Hara, Rosetta Palmer, Richard Rector, Linda Reed, Nor- man Reed. Row 9: George Resler, Tommy Riley, Suellyn Ritchie, Joyce Robb, Marybell Savage. Linda Sites, Ronald Spangler, Frank Stanley. Row 10: john Stevens, jerry Stout, Dale Tal- bott. Margaret Ann Thomas. Melinda Toombs, Sherry Tutterow, Martha Vise, Mary Vise, Row ll.' Roland Walker, Cecil Williams, Marilyn jo Williams, Randall Williams. Absent When Pictures Were Taken Roger Frank Delk, Russell Walker, Thomas Wallace, Phyllis Wade. FIFTH GRADE Row l: Rosalita Armstrong, Geneene Baker, .'VIike Bartlett, Susie Baxter, Rebecca Bech- dol, Betty Beckman, Martha Beekman, Douglas Bennett. Row 2: jama Sue Bennett, Steven Bowers, Leslie Brown, Thomas Brown, Sharon Buflqn, Gary Chambers, Sharon Chambers, joyce Childs. Row 3: Brenda Clark, jackie Clevenger, Shir- ley Cline, Karla Clore, Daniel Davis, Diana Dearing, Bonnie Donovan, Mike Donovan. Row 4: Stephen Dorste, Sandra Duling, jim Dwyer, Geraldine Elrod, Linda Elrod, Larry Finley, Larry Fuller, james Gott. Row 5: Harold Gregory, Eddie Guignet, Dennis Hall, jack Hamilton, Mary Ann Hammersley, Kathleen Hiatt, Philip Hof- herr, Boyd Hopper. Row 6: Connie Hurry, Marilyn jackson, Mar- vin jackson, Judith jones, jayedee judkins, Robert King, William Koger, judy Koontz. Row 7: Shirley Mang, jo Mann, Luzetta May- nard, Eunice Miller, Mike Miller, Sidney Mitchell, Katie Morrow, Nancy Myers. Row 8: Michael Niccum, Stephen Noward, Carlton Pettigrew, jackie Plummer, Everett Pugsley, Gary Quirk, Susan Rees, Ila Reid. Row 9: Sharon Riley, David Ritchie, Darrel Savage, joe Sawyer, Karen Shellabarger, Vicki Sheward, Sondra Shroyer, Ronald Small. Row 10: William Smith, jerry Snider, Marie Southerland, Eileen Stephenson, Mike Strother, Billie june Terry, Charles Town- send, Vaughn Dale Townsend. Row Il.' judy Vanover, David Vincent, Linda Volpp, Mary Wallace, Roger Lee White. Robert Whiteside, judy Williams, Tommy Williams. Row 12: Bonita Wilson, David Woods, Judy York. Absent When Picture Was Taken Helen Delk, Kenny Harte, Virginia West. 45 M ,fs s. 'T t. eg, Y af f K. R ' K' ' 'X ,.. K ss Xfqfr I-1. 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A , . . , 5 ,k 2' t G ' P fr' K. ' XY n .QR A F ff' ? gait.. If IX . L i - . . 2 Q . ,., ef S R Q . ' ' J? - . G :Pg Y 1 f-'21 I . -2 X f . if fi 482' -. S -'I' xl K we if . ' S X 1 Q' 4 ts . vi 3 .F b-, GTE' Q 3 I k -, '-. i - QI rl A K4 ' Iv ' 'rl A 'g be M N aww' : in w lr...-1 Ewrt' ..,,. 1 533 I , W x i X We 4, 2 3 mg We . .wif W ,Q A5 M 1 efzffsfi ff' -21 M V .. Kg' I' '-.' tl gig, Qty , . ,Rall wg, W W! T 5 sf 4, s S T- nf, M ffyggl. N A 'Q'-'.LQm-'f si! . K Q P K tink! ' z ,--, g xiigfg- ' it ,Single , F f ' ' 2 X w ' W' 'fi ' .f V it V Q H. an Q ui ik 5 .1 any .J ., ' W K E ..,g , ,, jg ,gi rs ag t 3, ,, E. Q li . A 'A' of R 2 nga . FOURTH GRADE Row I: Gary Barteau, Bruce Beekman, Donald Bottoms, Ronald Breedlove, Larry Bronnen- berg, Sharon Brown, Suzan Browning, William Bryant. Row 2: Carolyn Bullock, Sharon Burhenn, Susan Conatser, Kenneth Clark, Aneta Davis, Connie jo Davis, Deanna Davis, judy De Caro. Row 3: Richard Duling, james Fancil, Char- lene Fink, Richard Flick, Peggy Frederick, Bonnie Gates, Michael Glaub, Richard Gluff. Row 4: Phyllis Goff, Donald Gray, Pamela Greely, Robert Greely, Eugene Greer, judv Gregory, Bill Grobey, Linda Guinn. Row 5: Danny Hathaway, Donna jean Hiatt. William Hodson, Harvey Howe, Richard Howe, Robert Kennedy, Ruth Kinsey, Thomas Kock, Row 6: Paul Luttrell, judith Ann Lux, janie McCoy, Dennis McKibben, Gary McKinley, Gary McMullin, jean Marsh, Carol Masters. Row 7: Iris Maynard, Michael Matson, Samuel Miller, Gene Moore, Mike Morrow, john Neal III, Sharon Newton, Marsha Norris. Row 8: Loretta Norrod, Sherry Owens, William Parker, Nita Parkinson, Cynthia Penny- backer, Francis Pope, Franklin Pope, Alice jane Rettig. Row 9: Thomas Retz, Mike Richardson, Dixie Roeger, Larry Roetken, Patrick Shal, Walter Sites, james Slagle, Ernest Smart. Row 10: john Smart, Arlene Smith, Richard Smith, Susan Smith, Billy Staniield, Nona Stark, Dale Stephenson, Dudley Stevens. Row II: Karen Stevens, john Toombs, Thomas Townsend, Steven Trempala, Elizabeth Ann Turner, Donald Vise, Beverly Voyles, Patty Wade. Row 12: Sharon PVatson, Margaret Ann Way- mire, Dawn Webb, Karon West, Betty Wheeler, Harold Williams, Martha Williams, Vicki Williams. Row 13: Diana Wilson, Michael Woods, Vicki Woods, Timothy Worley, Charles Wright. Absent When Pictures Were Taken Raymond Dunscombe, Mike Huxhold, Leslie Diann Maxtield, Nora Rector, Mike Stout. THIRD GRADE Row l: Marjorie Allen, joyce Applegate, Alice Armstrong, Ruelona Armstrong, Glennis Arnold, Michael Ayers, jacqueline Baker, Molly jo Baker. Row 2: Barbara Beouy, judy Bowman, Rodney Boyle. Brenda Brown. Anne Brown, Michael Brown, Eileen Browning, Myra Buflin. Row 3: Andy Burt, Sharon Carson, William Carter, Sammy Clark, Wanda Conyers, Karen Couch, Nancy Crisp, Wynnlee Crisp. Row 4: David Daugherty, Pamela Daugherty, Barbara Davis, David Davis, Edward Davis, Stephen Dearing, Loretta Derbyshire, Pat- rick Donovan. Row 5: Fred Dowling, Patricia Ellis, Larry Favors, William Fears, jackie Sue Glaub. james Golorth, Billy Goodpaster, joyce Goodwin. Row 6: Lois Ann Gott, Thomas Gray, Larry Greenxvalt, Michael Hall, janet Hammersley, Diane Hammons, Mark Harris, jimmy Harte. Row 7: janett Haste, Evelyn Haun, Paul Hayden, jane Ann Hedges, Bonnie Hender- son, Wanda Hendsel, Bonnie Henry, joyce Hiatt. Row 8: Ronald Holler, Linda Hubbard, Glenna Humes, judi ,lo lames, Beverly jackson. Rodney jones, Suzanne Kincaid. Duane Latta. Rou' 9: Walter Logan, Loraine Lovern, David Lyons, Carol McCollister. Neil McCammon. Marilyn McKinley, Susan Mann, Donald Manring. Row 10: Elaine Martin, Nancy Mason, Vicki Masters, Phyllis Mellott, Tommy Merry- weather, David Miller, Carol Mitchell, Vicky Mohler. Row Il: Madonna Monroe, Ronald Monroe. Charles Myers, johnny Myers, Randy Park- er. Cheryl Parkinson, Terry Phillips, Ruth Ann Pugsley. Row I2: jackie Reagan, Ronald Reagan. David Reasoner, Zowanna Rector, john Mike Rees. jean Ann Resler, Ann Reynolds, Sue Reyn- olds. as J Q ev if rs 7' , is is A glilliifri X 'fin i : -13 ,- . l-sl : , ...f 4 is ,A L,.a, .S-L: t-. in E ' Ylf P19 i i i A i - A .. ,,. .,,.k,f ,lm X. f no I Q It is Q 4 I il L K i 1 2 . N gi' s lf 1 if if .1 sees 'V P 3 7 5115. . .Mj ,' 1 we 5 gf 3: '. W aiidl.. M I .7 it P 1 L X L 0 - .1 :1-eg W-. N A M L, 3 5 : A . 1. 1 F S 38 is 'ies A ea be , f' j 1.2: , ig, il iris .Sidi - fl X ii 4 . 7' ' ' :M as. we ,,, Q , - ,g 1 4 u ,Q n L h N kilt, , f X A l I .f gtraiglil . gd, j, fits , W s ' ,LZ V- L' A lg... 1 5 -fgfi vf , we Q t B -I 'N Q' as si . ' -.L Q., . 'Tix in mia: N if-4 9 ' 'A' f '- gg . ,W ,,, uf , lf an A ' wav sn . gov rv id' 'W ' 'J 'Jn QP Llg xx: 6 Q , 4 x Q -uf Q i as -, ' P mix SH ' f ii, I . ,f '13 g A . 4:-sg is 2-f ff. is 1 1 in ' ff' 1 . .,, if .-.f S, kt.. 'K 6. as 7' F . if ' 9, L? gkifs lL I W W .... W 'K' W In .,,,, ri f A A iff l ,. .E 'T' ' 21, .,.: 5 WQIWC, '93 3' - . 5 ,I A i if , f 2 -:--v M ' . ' W K -. t ,. f -.2 1 5 , in RNS N ' M3 3 Q X51 i V. .Q t i Q . i 2 A mi I A 1 ' ..,.:- v NF 1- 5- E, H 4 it as I D 1 V K M V ., f D' 1 V11 iiffiii 5 F , Aw- X '. .,-A EJ, 1 ' 'js -j R -4 g l , asp, ' Q. 1 W gl, 3 V , k , ,f ,R :,,, M A , S A wg: N.: ' fi: 1 .,.af?E Q ' ' ' w e M .- , , , 3.323 sill X E, ? ',' 1 x -l , 4 - vi ' 1 -' F A ':-. 1. 'sf' :.- E ' at . . .fy A wir-5 ' ' 'II I ::' A 1,14 nfl lm if THIRD GRADE Row I : Lamarr Richcreek, Donna jean Ritchie, john Roeger, Bruce Rosinski, Fred Sanders, Marsha Sears, julia Sahl, Sharon Shoemaker. Row 2: Connie Siloski, Patricia Slaven, Calvin Smith, Larry Smith, Ricky Snyder, Cheryl Stanley, Thada Stark, Douglas Starr. Row 3: Michael Stewart, Linda Taylor, jerry Terry, john Turner, jacklyn Vincent, Gail Wallen, William Walker, Gayle Watts. Row 4: Scheerine Wilhoit, Lanzell Williams, Larry Williams, Donald Williamson, Vickie Wimmer. Pictures Not Taken: janice Debra Austin, Mary Sue Delk, judith Mansfield, Trudy Prendergast, Diane Elaine ReH, Alice jane Rhinehart, Ruth Ann Teal, Nancy West. SECOND GRADE Row 1: Philip Baldwin, Anna Ruth Barber, Michael Beeman, Teresa Bird, Paula Book- out, Richard Brandon, jean Bright, Anna jayne Brown. Row 2: jerry Brown, Linda Brown, Mona Brown, james Bullock, Charles Burke, james Butler, Sheryl Campbell, Mike Carr. Row 3: Marilee Chambers, Sheila Childs, Shalvie Clark, Carol Clevenger, Dickie Cline, Roger Corbin, Cherel Darter, Diana Davis. Row 4: Paul Davis, Ray Ditzenberger, james Doughty, Stephen Enochs, Mikel Favors, Maryann Fink, janet Fuller, Stephen Gant. SECOND GRADE Row I: Karen Geisler, Karen Gibson, Robert Godwin, jason Gotorth, jill Goodwin, Donna Grant, Tena Greely, Beverly Green. Row 2: Elizabeth Greer, Gayson Gregory, joe Grim, john Grow, Terry Hahn, jacque- line Hall, William Hammersley, Mike Hard- man. Row 3: Nancy Hartley, Ronnie Haste, Stephen Hathaway, Dan Hayden, Dale Hayes, Becky Hendricks, Diana Henry, joyce Hiatt. Row 4: Keith Hiatt, Alice Ann Hodson, Cindy Hodson, Anne Bryce Hodgins, Georgianna Hurst, Verna jackson, Bobby Jacobs, Dar- rell johnson. Row 5: Pat jones, Michael joyner, Marvin Keenan, jay Kellow, Britt Kintner, Carolyn Klepler, james Koger, johny Bill Lillie. Row 6: Danny Love, janet Loveless, Vicki Lueck, Larry Luttrell, Charles Lytle, Bruce McKibben, Monty Marsh, john Mason. Row 7: Linda Masters, jimmy Mathews. Patrick Matson, Mike Mercer, Gary Miller, Kathy Dliller, Billy Mohler, Rickie Mohler. n Row 8: Shelia Moore, Paul Morgan, Cynthia lvlorrow, Sue Ellen Moss, Bradford Neal. Stephen Newton, james Niccum, Cheryl Nixon. Row 9: Linda Norling, Peggy Owens, Orville Peterson, David Poss, Robert Pugsley, Nancy Redwine, judith Reynolds, Timothy Rich- ardson. Row 10: Gary Richcreek, Mary Lou Sanders, Tom Sawyer, Phillip Shoemaker, Michael Silver, Gary Skinner, janice Slaven, Bev- erly Small. Row ll: Margaret Smith, David Southerland, Mary Spears, Edward Stanley, Carol Ann Stephenson, Brenda Stone, Hester Tigue, Stephen Tolliver. Row 12: Toni Turner, Lanny Tutterrow, David Ulmer, Stephen Umminger, Lora jane Walker, jenniter Walker, Woodrow Wal- lace, Ralph Ward. Row 13: Darlene Ware, Ricky Welsh, Ronnie Wheeler, Elvis Whitaker, Gerald Williams, Ronald Williamson. 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X 5+ Y if -GJ' . 'Q 5, as . A P I kd. f fi' B .f pi J gl ffl' . .. ...N , Q, 6.-Q S. if I fu., ag, 'Li' 2 SSS. ..,'. fit ' - tv- H t k S' la F' .Z J g ay 4 sf' .H F bl 7 ' N 3, I Q -,fl i had X ' , if in it EW? , : 5 1' az' 1 ' , FA A at fe 13 as 153154: di -1 ' in fm? id . ' ' t 2 Arm 1 it E A in W 9 H H iii? Q Q. L A C H' W' if r - . if :A' J, I n c - H 'X , 7' 1 te , mteaamffw if-by Ffh? flaw A' gig.-ear E di e : '. kf'g?fff21f: it 7' fx, , 0, ,ft he ' M ,,: M W ,Hi ', ggi-,,,,,1'm'.:. 'A S, 3 ., F 'j.i ,V Mr' ,EW if I J f'f?fi'4fi .A , .,, ,, , W - , 5... ,Q J if W ff., , get 1 X -Q'1 ,449 W' A. v t P Eiire hx tai, f-'W ,ffl .tajlg LAW 2. 21 W fi!! ' Ji - , QR FIRST GRADE Row I: Thomas Armstrong, Daniel Ashton. Carolyn Atkins, jane Ault, Betty Jo Brown, Marie Brown, Tommy Bufhn, Deloris Ann Burchard. Row 2: Ted Burke, Gary Campbell, Daniel Clark, Vickie Clark, Regina Cole, Judith Ann Copeland, Terry Copping, Richard Corbin. Row 3: Phyllis Couch, Charles Daugherty. Marcia Daugherty, Dennis Davis, Donnie Davis, Linda Davis, Steven Davis, Jeanne Marie De Caro. Row 4: Buddy Derbyshire, Terry Dowell, Verella Drumm, Penney Dunn, Dorothy Fears, Ralph Fink, Anne Marie Fox, David Fuller. Row 5: Vicki Gasaway, Bertha Geisler, David Gluff, Montene Goggans, Robin Greene, Billy Greely, Robert Greenwalt, Judy Greer. Row 6: Rebecca Sue Harness, Tommy Harte. Brenda Haste, Carolin Henry, Danny Hol- man, Gregory Humes, Eileen Janette Hurst. Kelly Johnson. Row 7: Reatha Johnson, Rodney Johnson. Bruce Jones, Judy Keenan, Joyce Kennedy. Bruce Libey, Margaret Logan, Lanette Lovern. Row 8.' Jeri Lovett, Laurie Luttrell, Linda Lyons, Teela Ann McCue, Patricia McKib- ben, Ronnie McShurly, Jimmie McVicker, Janius Martin. Row 9: Nancy Martin, Monte Master, David Masterson, Rex Maxfield, Helen Mellott, Marilyn Miller, Marilyn Mills, Sue Ellen Monroe. Row IO: Pamela Myers, Steven Norris, Nancy Peterson, Ruthanna Pugsley, Cathy Reed. Julie Sears, Dallas Sheward, Carolyn Shroyer. Row ll: Eddie Siloski, Charles Sites, Vicki Smart, Gretchen Smith, Lonny Smith, Janice Snyder, Paul Somers, Barbara Stevens. Row 12: Linda Swinford, Rodney Thomas, Phillip Tussey, Marla Sue Tutterow, Martha Ulmer, Pamela Vincent, Rosetta Wallace. Michael Walls. Row I3: David Welsh, Ginger Wilhoit, Janice Williams, Ted Woods. Absent When Pictures Were Taken: Bobby Delk, Linda Lock, Carolyn Mansfield, Linda Storie, Dana Zachary. 1.-1D-IUllallll.ll-ltllllili 1lLlkSiQI-illllllllflllllll I I 1 ATHLETICS I W Q ATHLETIC STAFF Mr. Robert Watson, Track Coach and Trainer. Mr. Robert GriHis, Second Team Coach and Assistant. Mr. Earl Snider, Head Coach and Athletic Director, Mr. Robert Watson is Yorktown's track and cross-country coach. He has been at Yorktown three years. Mr. Robert GriHis is the newest addition to the coaching staff. He is second team coach. Mr. Earl -E. Snider has coached our Tigers during the past four years. He holds the highest number of county championships in Delaware County. Two of these victories came to Yorktown in 1954 and 1955. fs 3 is K 3 HEMI xwlnlm ,Q w-- Q mm B sy' Q . T3 : i i ,.:,Afg 0 O vklx E 7 xflhlni I vm mn Sr N Q ILQ ' N 'Pl '5 cw mms , ,l, K, wk has T 'Q , sin Q S Ili'-fa l Ns Q5 if va '!.!' ' gap ?, Sand f V. ' lla 1 fhwsiirksl E WLUMM W' Henry Masters, Guard 'V Mike Baney, Guard 2 Years J I Year 0116 of the better ball players - L A thorn in the side of the opposition didn't start too many games. on defense. if --f jim Green, Forward Ed Mcxibben, Forward 'I' 1 Year I Year A basket eye second to none. 51D A tall boy who worked the boards well. .Bk Q FY bank , 'E Second Team: Row l: Max Morgan, Larry Ellis, Clayton Noel, Gordon Norris, Gary Flick. Row 2: Bob Ruddick, Douglas Rees, Carl Snodgrass, Mr. Robert Watson, Trainer: Paul Fuller, Gene Barber, Rannie Miller. Seated: Mr. Robert Gritfis, Coach: Tom Williamson, Student Manager, Mr. Earl Snider. Athletic Director. Freshman Team: Row l.' Mike Thornburg, Farrell Stout, Student Manager: Tom Parkinson. Row 2: Coach, Mr. Edgar Baney, Tom Thomas, james McClain, Charles Monks, Dennie Monroe, Dick Lennis, Ned Rigsbee. Row 3: Michael Fredericks, Terry Green, jerry Kem, Norman Clore, Bob Wade, Norman Brown. Baseball Team: Row I: Charles Monks, Bob Morrow, Tom Williamson. Row 2: Larry Stout, Gary Hartley, Don Clevenger, john Bell, Bob Ruddick, john Young, Tom Thomas, Mike Baney. Row 3: Larry Ellis, Ed Williamson, Ronald Myers, Mr. Earl Snider, Coach, Carl Snodgrass, jim Ellis, Gayle Ellis, Bill York, Gary Flick. vm ye- I 'TVQ-W:-ns... Q M -an-. 'Q Q ,J lm The team was young and mostly underclassmeng however, they showed great form. ,I it 'iw-1.2 'ff bmi' ,pw 'K 4' Q1'1h'5.'ffli 'K' v' -Am 5,2 H Freshman Cross Country: Row l: Farrell Stout, Michael Fredericks, Ned Rigsbee, Steve Reed, Torn Parkinson, Dennis Monroe, Sam Walker. H. Row 2: Charles Monks, james McClain, Tom Thomas, Bob .,. f,g M .NE Wade, Norman Clore, jerry ' Kem, Norman Brown, Allan Thomas. s '3 s 'ffl' Five top men in cross country in point standing: Henry Masters, Dick Williams, Ronnie Myers, Gary Hartley. Larry Stout. il L Ne. Cross Country: Row 1: Wayne Smith, Clayton Noel, Mike Baney, Gary Hart- ley, Dick Williams, Barney Nor- ris, Larry Ellis. Row 2: Coach, Mr. Robert Wat- son,' Bob Morrow, Bob Ruddick, Larry Stout, john Young, Gary Flick, john Bell, Don Cleven- ger,' Assistant Coach, Mr. Earl Snider. Row 3: Ronnie Myers, jay God- win, Carl Snodgrass, Henry Masters, jim Ellis, Gayle Ellis, Kenny Hensley, Gene Barber. Not in picture: joe Reasoner and jim Green. J. A. A. Dick Lennis is receiving the j.A.A. Sportsmanship trophy from Mr. Walter Stephenson, j.A.A. sponsor. Dick merits this award by a Vote of the club members and teachers. Maroons.' Hawks,- Row l.' Otis Southerland, Dallas Ellis. Ted Williams, Dennis Green. Row 2: Mike Spangler, Hal Hensley. Gary Applegate, Fred Williams. Row I: Leonard Delk, Al Hensley, Green, Frank Livingstone. Mike Thornburg, Bob Couch, Applegate, Steve Dragoo. Andy Roxy 2: Larry A LEAGUE 3 Mudhens: Badgers: Row l.' jerry Barber, Ronny Childs, Row I: Nlonfe RFU' MCKilJbeI1- D3Vld Farrell Stout, Dennis Boyles. Jackson, Phil Reed. Ruw 25 jirn Reed, Eddie Fisher, Dale Ron' 2: Larry joe Lennis, Dan Woods, Worley, Terry Reed. Gene Voyles, David Applegate. Braves: Ron' l: Paul Copley, Ronnie Halber. Laury Cross. Row 2: Earl Hartley, jerry McKib ben, Larry Reed, Dick Warc Absent when picture was taker Ned Rigsbee. Ezzgflesx Row 1: Glynn Barber, Lyman ll, C. Waddell, jack Neal, Row 2: Kenny Burchard, Larry Nor- ris, David lVloore, Randy Wlllla H1 d.AJA KiPSf Yanks: Row l: Ronnie Goodpaster. Dale Broadwater, Dennis Arnold, Row 2: Scotty McKibben, Eddie Lyons, Maurice Masters. Ronald Noel. can, jimmy Masters, David Landry Ronnie Miller, joe Shaw. HBHLEAGUE Row l: Larry Godwin, Charles Dun- Row 2: Gene Neal, Bruce O'Hara, i ,ml Stars: Row I: Randy Wililams, Donald Lut- trell, David Shimer, Leslie Brown Row 2: jerry Hartley, Don Gwinn Cecil Williams, Charles Miller. m:,,c,, ' s E i Comets: Pirates: Trojans: Row l: Randy Metzgar, Tom Ebrite, Row l: Billy Atkins, David Troxler, ROW I.' Dorty Sears, Larry Holler Douglas Ogle. Mickey Retz. Dale Burchard. Row 2: Dick Rector, junior Weaver, Row 2: Lyle Hendsel, Gordan Gill, Row 2: Stephen Fuller, Bruce Fred Roy Fuson, Keith Thornburg. Ronny Miller, David Porter. ericks, Mikey Reed, jerry Stout. Absent when picture was taken: Nor- Absent when picture was taken: joe man Reed. Reed. J. A. A. Kewpies: Midgets: Row I: Timmy Worley, Danny Davis, Row I: jimmy Dwyer, David Woods, Richard Gott, Steven Howard. Sidney Mitchell, Dale Stephen- Row 2: Dennis McKibben, Douglas son. Bennett, Tommy Retz, Mike Row 2: Michael Glaub, Dick Howe, Stout, joe Sawyer, Richard Mellot, Carl Pettigrew. C LEAGUE Crows: Row I: Steve Bowers, David Ritchie, Ronald Small, Mike Bartlett. Row 2: Allen Golf, jack Plummer, Larry Roetken, Frank Pope, Rich- ard Smith. Owls: Gophers: Row I: Michael Niccum, Sam Miller, Row I: Dennis Hall, Boyd Hopper, Marvin jackson, jackie Hamilton, Bob Kidd, Ronald Spangler. Row 2: Gary McKinley, Kenny Row 2: Steven Dorste, Mike Woods, Clark, Charles Wright, Billy Stan- Frank Stanley, jerry Snider, field, jimmy Gott. Cubs: Row 1: Bobby Greely, Butch Hoi- herr, Donald Vise. Row 2: john Neal, David Reasoner, Richard Flick, Larry Finley. Absent when picture was taken: johnie Myers and Larry Burton. M1 Se N2 it gm? - f el' 'i' ld B 1... film ik f-425 XX X x ir! rj uf X Serving Eastern Indiana . . . QQ 99 A Better Place To Trad GENERAL OFFICES AND WAREHOUSE YORKTOWN, INDIANA 84 E X3 it xi L gg , f .. xiii? -f ji X 3 Q Q as F Q, fha 1' 2 wa I 4 1 v M 1 Y 'af ll ww a .4 1 x Q - - N wa N - - ,: .:. x v- Q Q ,g ,, -:gm R FW' xqh. .Vu 'Eff ,ff 3? -Q 9 1 f , xnfggwg. Q 4, .4 5, aw Q W A if 6 4 E Eff W - if kk ' g N, , .. n s 5:4-5' M j X ,Q 5 17, it me f Ei. N, X ..,A X an . rf .. M M'WWSHsmsfalllfEEw X HIIC1.-Ql-YHHIHIIQIIILII-Illllllll l1CI.L'5lS.IlHlC lQllllbllQ5ll'IIIlll- ORGANIZATIONS Start with a lot of people, add a common gathering place and this equals an organization . . . Having to be at several meetings each day can be a very tiring thing . . . Each one feels, however, that the experience gained by joining in will be of value to him in later life. ............3 Row I: Yell Leade Dixie Pugsley, Row 2: Martha Hui Ward, jean G Wright, Barbai Row 3: Carolyn F Wade, Sandra Neal. Row 4: Ann Williaz Linda Gregory Garver, Katy , Row 5: Nancy Ko Rita Wilson, C Susan Young. Row 6: Melanie Gr Toby Morrow, Row 7: Rhonda N Sandra Burhen joyce, Pat Wh Row 9: Deanna Dorste, Caroly Beverly Darte Row 10: janet Lin Turner jams Sandra Miller. Row Il: Miss Rees, Kibben, Linda Phyllis Hende Row 12: Shirley C, Hess, Debbie Keenan, Mary Row 8: Wanda Wai l 1 E , l 4 r Mickie Tolin, l rth Reasoner, Pat Davis, '1, Carolyn Davis, Evelyn iron Daugherty, Brenda vin, Patty Beouy, Patty Marsha Myers, Dianna Burton, Barbara Boyles, , Marilyn jones, Verda n Wimmer, Betty Kirk, 'y Martin, Nancy Terry, Bullock, Marilyn Finley, rn, Doris Pope. Franklin, Sue Bousman, u, Sarah Reagan, Phyllis Quirk, Sue Bowers, Sue ze, janice Wyatt. .inda McKinley, Debbe Henderson, judy jones, arolyn Parkinson, Shirley n Green, Sandra Wilson, 'artha Fox, jo Ellen Mc- Linda Gill, Pat Miller, , Peg Townsend, Sandra justice, judy Bartlett. lfwhmmnn. lui Fdiffx. , ' ' MWF nnubnammf wwwv- ww' Second Team Cheer Leaders: Pat Watkins, Ruth Reasoner, and Dixie Pugsley. ...mga-aww.--... at 4 v gn First Team Cheer Leaders: Row l: Pat Davis, Linda Burhenn and Sandy Sheward, Row 2: Frances Vice and Peggy Chism. Pep Club Officers: Seated: Frances McKinley, Judy Goodwin: Mrs. Nancy Groves, Sponsor: Miss janet Rees. Sponsor. Standing: Barbara Arnold: Sharon johnson, Vice-President, Carolyn Parkinson, Treasurer: Peggy Chism, Secretary: Evelyn Ward, President,- Sandy Hess, and Donna McKinley. Absenf When Picture Was Taken: Marilyn Swander. F 0 R U IVI Forum Club - Seated: Stanley McKinley,- Tom Thomas, Reporter: Gene Barber, Secretary-Treasurer: Frances McKinley, Phyllis McViclcer,' Gayle Ellis, Vice President, Evelyn Ward, President, Larry Applegate, Rannie Miller, Larry Ellis. Standing: Mrs. Bright Kimmel and Mr. Ralph Heath, sponsors. Absent When Picture Was Taken: Raymond Burcham. 23?3 'EfHi?H MIL. Librarians - Phyllis Fuller, Chris McClain, Judy Goodwin, Deanna Thomas, Pat Davis, Mary Henry, Nancy Bowman, Dana Townsend. Standing, Mrs. Willimiene Hotherr, Librarian. The library is the only room of the new building which did not see full service during the last of the '55-'56 school year. Absent When Picture Was Taken: Sharon Ritchie and Norma Duncan. F. H. A. Row l: Chris McClain, Leah Stephenson, Phyllis Fuller, Evelyn Ward, Margie Briggs, Miss Sarah Gibson, advisor: Mrs. Ellen Povolac, advisor, Shirley Carson, janice Wyatt, Sue joyce, Donna McKinley, Dee jones, Barbara Richardson. Row 2: Debbie Bousman, Sheila Frazier, Carolyn Stout, Lela McKinley, jo Ellen Mc- Kibben, Nancy Henry, Linda Koontz, Norma Duncan, joyce Henderson, Nancy Williams, Pat Nauman, Sandra Miller. Row 3: Texie Parkinson, Pat Reed, Sharon Ritchie, janet Pugsley, Linda Pennybacker, Marilyn Stout, Marleta Plummer, Sandy Hess, Peg Townsend, jackie Goodwin, Peg Mitchell, Carolyn Parkinson. Row 4: Sharon Stewart, Rhonda McGuire, judy Masterson, Barbara Arnold, Carolyn Green, Frances Vise, Rosalie Briggs, janis Carson, Shirley Turner, Debbe Dorste, Linda McKinley, Penny Armstrong. . Row 5: Carolyn Donovan, Miriam Wallace, Sue Quirk, Sue Bowers, Sally Stanley, Ruth Reasoner, Becky Sears, Dixie Pugsley, judy Goodwin, Pat Watkins, Pat Whiteside. Row 6: judy jones, jerry Hensley, Barbara Duncan, Mary Allen, Mary Henry, Sue Bous- man, juanita Koger, joyce Hartley, Betty Plummer. Row 7: Linda Troxler, judy Franklin, Toby Morrow, Sandra McMullen, Virginia Breed- love, Marilyn Finley, Elaine Newton. Absent when picture was taken: Sharon johnson, Dana Townsend, Deanna Thomas, Pat Davis. johnson. Officers: janet Pugsley, Dixie Pugsley judy Masterson, D a n a Townsend Linda Pennybacker, Phyllis Fuller Sharon 4-H Senior 4-H - Row 1: Karen Mann, Mary Ellen Pugsley, Barbara Gibbs, Miss Gibson, Advisor, Rhonda McGuire, Wanda VVard, jackie Heaps, Carolyn Parkinson, Peggy Mitchell, Carolyn Green, Susan Bowers, Frances Vise, Rosalie Briggs. Row 2: Linda Gregory, Ramona Armstrong, jackie Green, Betty Lou Heaps, Suzetta Spangler, judy Dunn, Sandy Voyles, Patty Beouy, Pamela Metz- car, Barbara Boyles, Marsha Myers, Donna Stone, Nancy Gott. Row 3: Sandra Delph, Verta Garver, judy Bullock, Carolyn Klepter, Betty Kirk, Doris Pope, Mary Allen, Mary Henry, Karen Wimmer, Linda Fos- naugh, Sandy Barteau, Mary Ann Grobey, Sara Reagan. Row 4: Betty jean Martin, Carolyn Donovan, Mir- iam Wallace, Carmelita Kowalski, Linda Troxler, judy Franklin, Sandra Burhenn, Sue Bousman. Dixie Pugsley, Cynthia Harrison, Carolyn Davis, Carolyn Frazier, Martha Hudgins, Susan Young. Row 5: Carolyn Clevenger, Leah Stephenson, Evelyn Ward, Lois Shorter, Anne Williamson, Gay Sollars, Delema Slagle, Carolyn Greer, Barbara Somers, Rita Wilson, judy Godwin. Row 6.' judy Masterson, Myrta Hutier, Beverly Pugsley, Katy Hamilton, Toby Morrow, Marilyn Finley, Virginia Breedlove, Sandra McMullen, Katherine Owens, Bonnie Bird, Kay HuHer, Monaei Parkinson. Row 7: Diana Neal, Rebecca Stewart, janice Snyder, Pennyb Carolyn Baldridge, janet Pugsley, Linda acker, Sharon Ritchie, Texie Parkinson, Sheila Frazier, Pat Reed. Boy's 4-H - Row I: Sharon Ritchie, Sheila Fraizer, Evelyn Ward, judy Goodwin, janice Goodwin, Cynthia Harrison, Carolyn Greer, Bobby Owens. Row 2: Linda Troxler, Katherine Owens, Marilyn Finley, Mary jo Morrow, Suellyn Ritchie, Beverly Pugsley, judy Godwin, Carolyn Fraizer, Paul Hensley. Row 3: Wayne Gale, Sam Walker, Roland Walker, Ray Fuson, David Ritchie, Larry Godwin, David Troxler, Mike Miller, Bob Ruddick, Bob Morrow. Row 4: Ted Walker, David Shellabarger, Everett Pugsley, E. j. Hensley, Bob Harrison, Gallen Ritchie, Charles Reck. Row 5: jim Reed, Carl Reck, Norman Reed, Larry Finley, jurriot Greer, Steve Dragoo, jay Godwin, Leon Smith. junior 4-H -- Row I: Philip Holherr, Kay Stephenson, judy Van- over, Suzie Baxter, jackie Clevenger, Marie Soutlzerland, Sharon Buffin, janene Baker, Suellyn Ritchie. Row 2: Mary Vise, Sharon Baker, Karen Baker, Mary Ann Hammersley, Sandra Shroyer, Suzan Rees, Katy Morrow, Sherry Tutterrow, Sharon Bown, Karla Clore, Linda Volpp, Sharon Riley, Diana Dearing, Hannah Hoiherr. Row 3: Margaret Thomas, Martha Vise, Valerie Hurst, judy Flick, David Ritchie, Pamela Drumm, Rebecca Bechdol, Bliss Bowman, Bonnie Baker, Shirley Cline, Marilyn jackson, Sandra Duling, Marilyn Williams, Patty Metzger, Anita Parkinson, Karen Shellabarger. sl ,W Sri: w H-vngg-...., -nvv Club - Ss-sm-fl. Dirk IVillinms, john Young, Milfe MC'Gl1ifP. Nou I. lcllllllifl l:'mriClc,' Clrarlels l?eL'lc,' Mike l1'aney,' lVlr. Edgar Haney, sponsor: Lee Dolvnf Larry' Dunn, Snmlra lVlillvr,' john Bell. ....... , fxluu J l,inrl.'1 fiillq Duvel Hallp E11 VVllllIlII1S0!1,' Pat RPPll,' Gene Barber: Mr. Robert L. Watson, c'o-sponsorq jim lfllisq Ravmond I?UI'Cl1ilIll,' lVlary Stewart: Gallen Ritchie. lVlo Ron' , , 1. - . s. sw... up-Q nitors - l: Ifvvlyn Ward, janice Wyatt, Suv joyce, Judy Bartleltt, Shirley Carson. Row 2: Linda Troxlvr, Claim Kintner, judvv Goodwin, Martha Fox, Linda Pennybacker. Now J: Phyllis Full!-r, Sharon johnson, lVliclcif' Tolin. Nancy Bowrnan, janice Allen, Rhonda lVlc'C1rirf-. Row 4: Ed Williamson, jolm Young, Robert Pence, Wayne Gale, Mike McGuire. Row 5: lfill Patty, Gaylon Williams. Lee Dolen. BAND Row l: Linda McKinley, Sonja Reagan, Carolyn Clevenger, Sue Bousman, judy Dunn. Row 2: janice Wyatt, Evelyn Ward, Peggy Chism, Becky Sears, Carolyn Garringer, Martha Hudgins, Carolyn Frazier, Pat Nauman, Rannie Miller. Row 3: judy Bullock, Doris Pope, Randall Metzger, Sharon Ritchie, Cynthia Harrison, Leah Stephenson, Betty Lou Heaps, Tommy Parkinson, Douglas Ogle, Larry Bryant, Tom Thomas, Dennis Boyle, Melanie Griflis, Marsha Myers. Row 4: Marilyn jones, Dixie Pugsley, janet Lingle, Larry Ellis, Ramona Armstrong, Sheila Frazier, Pat Reed, Carl Snodgrass, Dick Williams, Larry Spangler, Allen Thomas, Wanda Ward, Beverly Darter, Linda Fosnaugh. Row 5: Dick Lennis, Freddy Williams, Dick Ward, Charles Monks, jackie Heaps, Mike Miller, Mary Allen, Judy Masterson, Mrs. Edith Guthrie, Director, Gene Barber, jim Ellis, Larry Keenan, janice Allen, jo Ann Grifhs. K Mrs. Edith Guthrie, Band Director Band Officers: Sonja Reagan, secretary, jim Ellis, vice president: Gene Barber, president: Sharon Ritchie, librarian, Peggy Chism, treasurer. VI-II-1.-IlID-QIIllHllltlU-MILIIIIIII IIli1SQLl5lLll-iSllilllilliiiflllllll ACTIVITIES , I a Sometimes it's casual, sometimes it's f o r m a I, and sometimes costume . . . An old pair of jeans, hammers, nails, and good ideas provide the framework for an evening of heels, hose, and suits . . . You may walk, ride in a Thunderbird, or take a bus to get there, but it's all in the fun of extra-curricular activities. Mpeg?- U N O R P R O M The big surprise and ieature for the evening was the crowning of a queen and her court. Deloris Brown was selected as the queen. Her court consisted of Monta Morrow, Janice Metzcar Ross, Thelma Webb, Shirley Spencer, and Suzie Miller. Gallen Ritchie, junior Class President, is shown placing the crown on the queen's head. USTAIRWAY TO THE STARS the junior-Senior Prom, was held at Linders on the Point, May 7, 1955. At intermission we lind the stairs inviting. An evening that will always be rememberd. An annual event sponsored by the senior class is the School Mixer. Faculty and students get acquainted the first week of school. Both round and square dancing were features of the evening. Here the chairmen and their sponsors are gathered around one oi the money-making tables looking over the For Sale merchandise. TIP-OFF DANCE Ed McKibben, a senior, and jo Ellen McKibben, a junior. were crowned king and queen of the annual Tip-OH Dance sponsored by the Pep Club. ,135 z Qn!lw ai! Li Evelyn Ward, Leah Stephen- son, Linda Pennybaclcer, Dana Townsend, janet Pugsley, Miss janet Rees and Mrs. Nancy Grove, sponsors. Aside from supporting the lun booths one could dance. Mr. Kent Trempnla was master-of-ceremonies lor the banquet. Dr. Merton Utgaard, director ol hands at Ball State Teachers College and Dutch Struck, lootball coach at Hanover College, were the guest speakers. Mrs. john Guthrie is the Yorktown band director. VICTORY BANQUET Three ot the live seniors receiving sweaters at the Victory Banquet are shown: Janice Wyatt, Evelyn Ward, and Marilyn jones: also Larry Lovern and Leah Stephenson were awarded sweaters lor participating in the band. c, E f . R r t - 1 . - . - 3 ! v . , Food was plentiful for the many people who attended the annual Victory Banquet on February 14. UAUNT CATHY'S CAT, a three-act mystery-comedy, was presented March 31, 1955, under the direction of Mrs. Bright Kimmel and Mr. Kent Trempala. The cast included: Larry Lovern, Chris McClain, Leah Stephenson, Pat Davis, Shirley Carson, Mary Stewart, Mike Baney, Lee Dolen, Gzxylon Hfilliams, Henry Masters, Sharon johnson, Margie Briggs, Evelyn Ward, and Charles Reck. ar rs Q.. 4 fl' One of the biggest and last events ot the senior class in the old school was the senior class play, Stranger in the Night, held October 21, in the school gym. With Mrs. Bright Kimmel's directing, with Mr. Kent Trempala providing the stage settings, and with Deanna Thomas giving us our cues, our play was a success. The cast included: Phyllis Fuller, janice Wyatt, Dana Townsend, Sharon johnson. Chris McClain, Evelyn Ward, Pat Davis, Ed McKibben, Henry Masters, joe Reasoner, Raymond Burcham, and Larry Lovern. fm -f-I WW ji 2.fz,m.,ww ,9-.., Nix - it., if .'E5', - .'a .U 9' 3 ..., - The ChHi1'II18H of this P3ffY 3. MoneY making, 8th grade Style- 6. The Party's in full swing can't be seen, Mrs. Mayro Porter, - - 4. She ought to be m movies. 7, Man about the house, After the dance is over. 5. Santa,s helper. 8. who is hehlanice? ..-Q ,, so 'rf I i-x X t Fxclyn Ward w'zs 'awarded the DAR Good Deanna Thomas, Leah Stephenson Shirley Citizenship honor Carson and Evelyn Ward attended Hoosier Girls' State at Indiana University last summer. Rose Barber, Sandra Miller, Pat Reed, Dave Hall, Linda Pennybaclcer, and S h i r l e y Carson attended the Stu- dent Legislative Assembly at Purdue University. Miss janet Rees and Mrs. Bright K i m m e I sponsored the group. ,W . N . . , 'e an gh SW! it K am M 3 Ss z. ' ffl, in . MWA 5 452 aw Mi ins Wf 3 Mg L What? New janitors. 4, Pat and Shirley. 5. 3 Pictures always show Iond memories. 6. Claire and Sue find the party at full swing. Debbe is in the height of glory. Pat and Chris, it wasn't that bad. All dressed up and no place to go. Our littlest angel with horns. All dressed up in green and white. Sleepy time gal. Our dream came true. VI-I-:-I-I'Q--Ulla'-.I-'acl-l'l'l' HH1111LI!li.llCiQtlilllblli5ll lllllll PUBLICATIONS The Episode, Broadcaster, and Sunday Column are yours to leaf through . . . to reminisce, to dream. Yours to show friends, moms, dads, those away from home. Yours to shelve, to gather dust, to be opened again when an old classmate drops by. Shelved and opened again, their corners evi- dence the years of wear . . . but they're still yours! Chris McClain, Deanna Thomas, Henry Masters, joe Rea- soner, jim Green, 1Wike Baney, and Evelyn Ward. In this new building the yearbook staff found the floor to be a wonderful place to Work - plenty of E room. P I S O D E Deanna Thomas Episode Editor S T A F F ai . -5...-xx? . -.sas Seated: Mike Gres-n, janice Wyatt, Sharon johnson, Dana Townsend Standing: Phyllis Fuller, Leah Stephenson, Shirley Carson, Pat Davis. The journalism class, which is comprised of both staffs, publishes the school paper twice a month and Writes a feature column for the Sunday edition of the Muncie Star. Sharon johnson edits the Sunday column. SQ ' - K 1,1-nl: S te-plwnson lx'roaclL'.'1ster Editor Field trip to Delaware Engraving. DUPLICATION: Henry Master, Mike Baney, and Mr. Merle Swanger, instructor. PRESS CONFERENCE: Seated: Evelyn Ward, Deanna Thomas, Shirley Carson, Janice Wyatt, and Leah Stephenson. Standing: Dana Townsend, Pat Davis, and Chris McClain. Cafe-terin He-lp: Mrs. Edna Patty, Mrs. Glenna Lennis, Mrs. Iilarwlw Starl.. Mrs. Frzmces Kramer, Mrs. Ifrnm lVlvKiblxen, Mrs. jenn- etfe Stewart, Mrs. Vivian Belcher, and Mrs. Evelyn Hensley. on ew .4 Bus Drivers: Row l: Ted Drapfoo, Harold Gale, Tom Mann, Ray De- Weese, john Wall. Row 2: jim Smith, Neal Park- inson, Alan Voyles, Gib Fuller, Tom Frame, Eugene Finley, Floyd Sollars, Eugene Swindell. Absent when picture was taken: Bill Stethem and Philip Newman. 5 W Matron: Mrs. Minnie Carline. Maintenance: Charles Simonson, Lee Good- paster, Ray McKibben, Homer Kitchen. The Mothers' Club presented each elementary room and the library with record players. a t Dividends Have Never Yet Been Less V 1 ' A Q' Than 3011, Per Annum m u 1 um.- 1 E Compounded Semi-Annually 8, SAVINGS A558 Muncie's Largest Home Financing O Institution Muusmv sneer AT crmues H G M E L 0 A N S MUNCIE, INDIANA SAFETY OF YOUR SAVINGS , INSURED UP To Free Parkmg Lot For Mutual Home S10 000 00 Customers, West Across Mulberry Street ORGANIZED 1889 I Y if I- V ,Q f , . N ' 5 pf 5 ky., M V-ZA , , ,.:5 3ffi9 V Www '- ff, . . n V R ' rl' W 1, Was it raining? 2. Ain't love grand? J,Deanna's If-arning sign Izm- guage. Wir Wedding bells. On the home stretch. Friends are always found tof gether. Beauty at its best. This is the UsuaIs. I .,. fav' 1... xwqw. v Q.. fm Q. .fb Y H . . 1- Ani: M 1 w ts.. W , Q Q ' .1 'Z si . N 5 X . I i Y S W - ' . N 4 P . C' Y 1 W Y 9. Waiting lor the Yorktown- Central gamer l0. In a world all their own. 'QA 'N x Qwv R 'sgglwmww 1 I. Who can it be? 3. Oh, for an nour ol sleep. 6, Something's fishy here. 2. Where can you learn more 4' just one more for the road. 7, Ed's contented with a basket- than at a teen gab fest? 5. In our younger days. ball. 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