Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1953 volume:

the BULLDOG Published by The Seniors of Batesville High School Batesville, Indiana — c= _— c= Cc co a mms | S 4 2 ra © Ww � + © = is annual dedicate th to our Parents. Administration. . . Student Council Seniors ‘ Underclassmen . Musical Activities . SONGS eae Organizations Classes . Advertising . CONTENTS LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: T. Peters; K. Fullmer; O, Klostermeyer; V. Freese; J. Wintz, editor; J. Saunders; M. Kappes; and R. Belter. LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: M. L. Huneke; A. Munchel and J. Bigham, sponsors; N. Broerman, and M. A. Wilson, - parma he oe he aed eg ere BOARD OF EDUCATION raf Left to right: Mr. Louis Thielking, president of the board; Mr. Keith Stapley, Superintendent of Schools; Mrs. Ann Saunders, treasurer of the board; and Mr. William Kelley, Secretary of the board, PRINCIPAL JOHN H, FRUSHOUR Physics Indiana State Teachers College Bachelor of Science Master of Science SUPERINTENDENT KEITH STAPLEY lowa State Teachers College Bachelor of Arts Indiana University Master of Arts DAVID L, HAMBLIN Science Bachelor of Arts Manchester College Master of Arts Ball State Teachers College NORA E, WONNING English W. History Bachelor of Arts Wittenburg College SYLVESTER J, BARTLING Music Bachelor of Public School Music Master of Music Indiana University ALVIN J, MUNCHEL Business Education Bachelor of Science Indiana State Teachers College Master of Education University of Cincinnati FACULTY ROY E, GARDNER Mathematics Bachelor of Science Ball State Teachers College DONALD R, SMITH Agriculture Bachelor of Science Purdue University ROBERT J, BROKAMP Social Science Bachelor of Science Master of Arts Ball State Teachers College DONNA J, GEHRING Health Physical Education Bachelor of Science Hanover College ALVIN H, BOYER English Bachelor of Arts Hanover College WALTER L, FIELDS Athletic Director Health Physical Education Driver's Education Bachelor of Science Butler University BETTY L, CARMICHEAL Latin English Library Bachelor of Science Indiana University RALPH R, LOCKE Industrial Arts Physical Education A.B, Nebraska State Teachers College Master of Science Indiana University BARBARA A, NEWTON Home Economics Bachelor of Science Butler University JOHN C, BIGHAM Art English Bachelor of Science B.-A. A, University of Cincinnati FACULTY HENRY J, HODUS Diversified Occupations Mechanical Dra Bachelor of Science Purdue University SECRETARY Ann Roth, our very capable secre- tary, keeps our B. H. S. office running smoothly. - al = ' | .. ¥ a Ma rey -h rm Di oenme ’ eft t° right - JANITORS C. Billman and R. Michel. — © scnnits S¢ i yy ths he ee BUS DRIVERS Left to right; Frank Grunkemeyer, Leonard Giesting, Alvin Kirshner, Norman Raver, Cleve Reynolds, Elmer Dieckmann, Verl Emsweller, Paul Meyers, Ed Dieckmann, an STUDENT COUN Left to right: Mr. Frushour, A. Tyler, K. Stapley, J. Saunders, J. Doyle, N. Broer- man, Mr, Boyer, L, Klusman, W. Fisher. Left to right: Pres. J. Moorman, Treas. M. Kappes, Sec. B. Beihl, V. Pres. P. Wintz. BARBARA J, BEIHL Prom Comm.;G.A.A. I, 2; Paper Staff 1; AsstEd. 2, Ed. 3, 4; Jr. Rep. to Annual; Band I, 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; ChantEnsemble I, 2, 3, 4;Jr. Rep. 3; Pres. 4; Girls Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Science Club 2; Jr. Play; Cheerleader I, 2, 3; Latin Club 2; Speech Club I, 2, 3; Class Sec. 4. ROBERT F, BELTER Prom Comm. ; Paper Staff 2; Annual Staff; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3,4; Science Club 2; Boys Chorus 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2; Home Room ch. I. NANCY C, BROERMAN Prom Comm.; G.A.A, 1,2; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chant Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Treas. 4; Girls Chorus I, 2, 3,4; Stu. Council 4; Sec. 4; Jr. Play; Latin Club 2; Class Treas, 1; V. Pres. 2; Sec. 35 GLENDA R, CAREL G.A. A. 1,2,4; F.H.A. 2, 3,4; Jr. Play Comm.; Prom Comm. CLARA M, COLLINS Prom Comm. ;Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; F.H. A. 2;Jr. Play Props Comm, ; Latin Club 2. ROSEMARY E, DAVIS Transfer from Raliegh Jr. High, Richmond, Indiana 2. JAMES E, DECKER Prom Comm, ; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Jr. Play Skit; Boys Chorus 1,2, 4; Golf I, 2, 3. CHARLES G, DOLL Mixed Chorus 1; Basketball 1,2; Boys Chorus 1; Band 1; DO. 3,4; Intermural Sports 3; Football 2, 3, 4. JUDY A, DOYLE Prom Comm. ; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; Chant Ensemble 4; F,H. A. 2, 3; Jr. Play. SENIORS RICHARD J, ERHARDT Prom Comm. ; Basketball 2, 3; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Boys Chorus 1; D, O, 4; Pres. 4; Softball 3, 4. CLIFFORD C, FERKENHOFF Prom Comm. ; Football 3, 4; Softball 3. RICHARD W, FISCHER Prom Comm. ; Mixed Chorus 1;Boys Chorus 1; Basketball I; Jr. Play Comm.; D, O.; Intermural Sports I, 2, 3. ROBERT L, FISCHER Prom Comm. ; Boys Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Basketball 1; Jr. Play Comm.; D. O. WILLIAM M, FISHER Prom Comm. ; Paper Staff 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2; Football I, 2, 3,4; Stu. Coun. 4; Pres. 4; Jr. Play; Boys Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Golf 1,2; Class Sec. 2; V. Pres. 3; Cafeteria 2, 3. VIRGIL E, FREESE Prom Comm. ; Band I, 2, 3,4; Pres. 4; Mixed Chorus 1; Annual Staff; Jr. Play; D. O. 3,4; Boys Chorus I. JAMES E, FRITSCH Prom Comm.; Track 1; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Softball I, 2, 3; Jr. Play Prop Comm. A. KATHERINE FULLMER Prom Comm.; F,H. A. 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; Annual Staff; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus I, 2, 3; Jr. Play. GEORGIA J, GAUCK SENIORS JAMES E, GOLDSCHMIDT Football 3, 4; Prom Comm.; Jr. Play Props. Comm, ALICE L, GROSSMAN Prom Comm. ; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3. HAROLD J, HASKAMP Prom Comm.; F,F..A. I,2,3; D. O. 4; Treas. 4. JUANITA C, HILDEBRAND F.H. A. 2, 3,4; Girls Chorus I, 2, 3,4; ChantEnsemble 4; Mixed Chorus 4. ALBERTA T, HOOG Prom Comm. ;F,H.A. 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus I, 2; Jr. Play Comm, MARY LOU HUNEKE Prom Comm. ;Class Sec. 1;Stu. Coun. 3;G.,A.A. I, 2; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff; Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Chant Ensemble 1, 2, 3,4; Sec. 4; Girls Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Jr. Play Stu. Directoress; Latin Club 2. CHARLES D, HUNEKE Prom Comm. ; Basketball 2; Jr. Play Comm. ROBERT J, HUSER Prom Comm. ; Basketball 1,2; Stu. Council 1; Jr. Play. MARGARET M, KAPPES Prom Comm.; Paper Staff 1,2; Annual Staff; Jr. Play Program Comm. ; Class Treas. 4; Cafeteria 2, 3, 4. SENIORS WILLIAM M, KELLEY Prom Comm. ; Mixed Chorus 2, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Foot- ball 2, 4; Jr. Play Comm. ; Boys Chorus 2, 4; Latin Club 2; Golf 2. ALLAN A, KIRSCHNER Football 1,2; D, O, OPAL N, KLOSTERMEYER Prom Comm.; F,H. A. 2, 3,4; Song Leader 3; Pres. 4; Annual Staff; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Chant Ensemble 3, 4; Girls Chorus 3, 4; Stu. Coun, 2; Cafeteria 4. HARRY T, KRIEGER Prom Comm. ; F.F.A. 1,2, 3. 4- RONALD D, LLOYD Jr. Play Prop Comm. ; Transfer from Cincinnati 2; Prom Comm. ARNOLD R, MOODY Prom Comm, ; Football 3; Intermural Sports I, 2, 3;D. O. JOHN D, MOODY Prom Comm, JOHN THOMAS MOORMAN Prom Comm.,; Track 3; Basketball I, 2, 3; Football 2, 3, 4; Co-captain 3; Captain 4; Baseball 3; Latin Club 2; Soft- ball I,2,3; Homeroom Chairman 1; Class V. Pres. 1; Pres. 3,4. ROMAN J, NOBBE Prom Comm. ; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Track I, 2; Basket- ball I; Football 4; Jr. Play; Boys Chorus 2, 3, 4; Cafete- ria 2. Reais THELMA F, PETERS Prom Comm, ; F.H, A, 2, 3, 4; Sec. 4;G.A.A. 1; Annual Staff; Girls Chorus 1; Jr. Play make-up Comm. SHIRLEY J, PRAKEL Prom Comm. ;F,H, A. 2, 3, 4; Historian 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chant Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play; Latin Club 2. RICHARD D, RICHTER Prom Comm. ; Mixed Chorus 2, 3;Basketball 2; Track 1, 2; Football 3;Boys Chorus 2, 3; D. O.;Intermural Sports Oe CARL J, SCHEBLER Prom Comm.; D, O. JOAN H, SCHEBLER F,H,A, 1; Jr. Play Usher; G. A, A, CHARLES H, SCHEELE Prom Comm, JOAN M, SCHNEIDER Prom Comm, ; Girls Chorus 1,2; Jr. Play Comm.; G.A, A. I. MAURICE C, SCHOETTELKOTTE D. O. 4; Sec. 4; Transfer from Brookville 3. MARILYN V, SCHONE F.H, A, 1,2, 3,4; Song Leader 2; G,A,A. 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Chant Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus I, 2, 3,4; Jr. Play Skit; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Ass't Li- brarian 4; Band 1,2; Drum Majorette 3, 4. SENIORS ALBERTA M, SEEVERS Prom Comm. ; G, A, A, I,2; Paper Staff 3, 4; Band 3, 4; Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4;ChantEnsemble I, 2, 3, 4; V. Pres. 4; Girls Chorus I, 2, 3, 4;Jr. Play; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Ass't, Librarian 4; Latin Club 2; Home Room Ass't, Ch. L LESLIE W, SMITH Prom Comm. ; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Jr. Play Prop Comm. VIRGINIA L, SUDING Prom Comm.; F,H,A. 2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4; ChantEnsemble I, 2, 3, 4; GirlsChorus 1, 2, 3, 4;Jr. Play; Latin Club 2. THELMA M, THEOBOLD MELVIN THIE CARL H, THIELKING Mixed Chorus 2, 3;Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; D, O. JANET M, UPHAUS Girls Chorus 2; F,H. A. 2 ALLEN L, WALKE Prom Comm, ; Football 3, 4. ELAINE M, WALLPE Girls Chorus 1,2; Usher for Jr, Play; G.A.A. I. SENIORS WILLIAM C, WALSMAN Prom Comm, ; Band 1,2; Mixed Chorus I; Science Club 1; Basketball 1; Football 4;Boys Chorus 1; Latin Club 2. ROBERT C, WEBER Prom Comm, ARNOLD J. WEHR Class Treasurer 2; Prom Comm, ; Mixed Chorus 1; Track I, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Football 2, 3, 4;Jr. Play;Boys Chorus 1; D. O. 4; V. Pres. 4. JACOB J, WERNER F,F, A, 1,2, 3,4; Reporter 2, 3; Sec, 4; District Reporter 4; Football 3, 4; Jr. Play. MARY ANN WILSON F,H, A, 2, 3,4; Reporter 4; Paper Staff 1,2, 4; Annual Staff; Band 1,2, 3,4; Sec. Treas. 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chant Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Girls Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4;Jr. Play; Speech Club 2; G,A,A, 1,2. JOHN W, WINTZ Prom Comm, ; Paper Staff 1,2; Asst Ed. 3; Ed. of An- nual 4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Jr. Play; Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Speech Club 2, 3; Prom BandComm, ;Jr. Play Skit; Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. PAUL A, WINTZ Prom Comm. ; Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3,4; Science Club 2; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Stu. Council 2; Boys Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; Jr. Play; Latin Club 2; Class Treas. 33 V. Pres. 4; Home Room Chairman 1; Golf 1, 2, 3. CHERRY JO WOLFERST Prom Comm. ;F,H, A, 2, 3,4;G. A.A. 1,2, 3� 4; Jr. Play Comm, PATRICIA A, YEAGER Prom Comm.; G. A.A. I,2, 3,4; Pres. 4; FLH.A. 2, 3, 4; Girls Chatus 1,2; Jr. Play Comm. SENIORS SENIOR QUEENS BERTY SEEVERS Berty was chosen by the Senior members of the football team to act as queen of the '52 home- coming. Ginny was elected to represent Batesville in the Pumpkin Queen Contest at Versailles by the Senior Class CLASS HISTORY In the year of 1949 we gathered as fresh- menin the Hall of Fame B.H.S. to register. We were 18 short of a hundred. Our first class meeting was held in the gym, where we be- came familiar with our sponsors and elected our officers: President, Jerry Carel; Vice Pre- sident, Ace Moorman; Secretary, Mary Lou Huneke; Treasurer, Nancy Broerman. The year was started by a party following an initiation conducted by the seniors. The entertainment consisted of a square dance and refreshments. Under the supervision of Miss Wonningand Mrs. Anderson our first class party was held in the gym. There we played games, dancedand were servedice-co ld pop and ice cream for refresh- ments. Another year slipped by in the Hall of Fame and found us sophomores. There were now 66 of us. Gone from our group were: Jerry Carel, Raymond Frye, Mike Glaub, Wilfred Gram- man, Blaine Herd, Paul Harping, Catherine Holtel, Loretta Hunefeld, Sally Kester, Sabra McCullough, Leo Merkel, Margie Meyer Helen Moorman, Ray Obermeyer, Henry Riley, Arthur Simmermeyer, Mary Frances Wilson, Clara Wissel, and Paul Wissel. To fill in two of the vacancies we added Ronald Lloyd from Cincinnati and Rose Mary Dovis from Rich- mond. Our officers were: President, Connie Schulte; Vice President, Nancy Broerman; Secretary, Bill Fisher; Treasurer, Arnie Wehr. The highlight of our year was the Biology Trip to Chicago, chaperoned by Mr. Hamblin and Mr. and Mrs. Smith. There we spent three never-to-be-forgotten days of educational sight-seeing and enjoyment. We started our junior year with five more classmates missing: Clarence Collins, Karla Kealen, Nancy Riley, Connie Schulte, and Paul White. Frances Kitchen from Brookville and Maurice Schoettelkotte from St. Peters joinedour group. We elected ournew officers: President, Ace Moorman; Vice President, Bill Fisher; Secretary, Nancy Broerman; and Trea- surer, Pete Wintz. Our sponsors were Mr. Gehring and Miss Davis. Our junior play, Riddle Me Riches , under the directionof Mr. Boyer, was a huge success. One of the main events of the year was the selection of our class rings. After much thought and consideration we chose a bulldog face flanked by the nu- merals 1953. An oriental atmosphere prevaded the evening of May 15, as Chinese Lanterns dimly lighted the music-filled dance floor. The throne on which the queen, Bertha Dwen- ger, was crowned was a Buddha harmonizing well with the theme. After the prom the sen- ior class enjoyeda movie at the Gibson Theater sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Com- merce. Our class trip never hada dull moment from the time we boarded the bus at 6:00 A. M. for LeSourdsville Lake until our feet were again on Batesville soil. At the close of our junior year we sadly but anxiously looked fo- ward to 1952-53 which would be our last year at the Hall of Fame. As time moves fast the summer was soon over our senior year was upon us. Two of our classmates Frances Kitchen and Elizabeth Yorn were gone from our group. We selected our officers: President, Ace Moorman; Vice President, Pete Wintz; Secretary, Mar- garet Kappes; Treasurer, Barb Biehl. With the help of our sponsors, Mr. Frushour and Mr. Smith we proceeded to acquaint ourselves with the freshmen through the process of ini- tiation. On the morning of February 11, we journeyed tolndianapolisto see our state leg- islature in action. In the afternoon various trips were scheduled through insurance offices, department stores, TV stations, etc. Some of the most pleasant memories of the year in- cluded the planning and producing of our Sen- ior Play, putting together the 1953 Bulldog, and being the honor guests at the Junior-Senior Prom. As the year drew to a close we began planning our senior trip and graduation cere- monies. We wish toextend our thanks and ap- preciation to the Batesville High School fa- culty and members of the student body who helped to make these four years, four of the most pleasant years of our life. SeMh FltLD TRIP Wednesday, February 11, at 8:15 A.M, the senior class chartered two buses to Indianapolis to visit the state legislature. Oh, Happy Day: Off from school: And Oh, Happy Day” was just one of the songs they sang as they chanted every popular piece they knew on their way to the big city. The group arrived at the Indiana State House at approximately 10 o'clock, The Capitol hasn't been the same since; not after the senior class of 53 was turned loose there. However, the majority of theclass didsee someinteresting things. Most of the class saw the replica of the Liberty Bell which was in one of the lower halls, Before the class took the trip, Pages were selected to assist Representative Dunbar in the House of Represen- tatives, These Pages were Mary Lou Huneke, Nancy Broerman, Berty Seevers, and Jinny Suding. The class elected these girls from a total of nine girls who were nominated. While waiting to go into watch the House in action, some of the group went down and watched both houses of the General Assembly in action from the floor, Aftera long waiting period, the class was admitted to seats over- looking the House, Whilewatching the Representatives discussing and voting on bills, the class was recognized by Representative Dunbar, After lunch the group had three alternatives, They could go on tour through Wasson's Department Store, Indian- apolis Star News, or go shopping. The tour to Wasson's was planned to disclose the behind the scenes activity at Wasson's Department Store.This was attended by a group of girls from the Shorthand and Bookkeeping classes, During the afternoon they visited the fur repair shop and fur storage vaults. Then they took in the office division, Here the girls visited the Accounts Receivable Department, Advertising Department, and the Billing Department, They also visited the Receiving Department of the store, The tour was conducted by the assistant training instructor, and proved to be very inter- esting and educational, Another group of seniors took a tour through the Indianapolis Star News, and the Radio Station WIRE. This trip was taken under the sponsorship of Mr. Brokamp. The offices, at first, gave the impression of confusion, but after a little study the group saw that the confusion was really very efficient, everything was planned to get the news out speedily, There were many different kinds of machines in the office such as the teletype, and many kinds of typewriters, There were many different desks for the different departments, It was interesting to see how the paper was put together and printed. After the news is gathered the type is assembled into a story and then isstereotyped, from which it is printed, The presseshere can turnout 42,000 com- plete papers in an hour, The group also visited the radio station WIRE, which is connected with the Star News, although there was no broadcast from the studio at that time, The guide told the group about the Newsboys’ Band from the Star and News, This band is one of the traditions of Indianapolis and broadcasts from WIRE, All in all this was a very fascinating tour, Still a far greater number of the class took the last alternative and went shopping, At 3:45 P.M. the class boarded the buses again and were on their merry way home, The buses pulled up to Batesville High School at approximately 5:30. Johnny Wintz, ourefficienteditor, who had the camera of our ef- ficient faculty sponsor, Mr, Bigham, didn't get a picture, He never did explain satisfactorily exactly what went wrong, Incidentally, it rained all day, rig A“ 5 re t. 4 JR. CLASS PLAY. “OUR MISS BROOKS A Comedy in 3 Acts. The true-to-life story of an English teacher. Presented December 11, 1952. SOPH. BIOLOGY TRIP ‘2 The Sophomore Biology Trip was taken May 8, 1952. The three pictures to the left de- pict scenes on both buses and a few minutes spent at the home of Sponsor Ham- blin's parents. REE ss eee ee —_— wv es —- ey) a. Pr i 1” , : a rep. - I ga JUNIORS top to bottom: K. Dickman, J. Saunders, D. Robbins, M. Youngman, D. Dirkhising, K. Ollier, L. Gross- man, M. Wietlisbach, G. Scheele, D, Wahman, S. Tang- man, R. Dwenger, E. Wilhelm, P. Galle, G. Meyer, M Simmermeyer, R. Werner, V. Wishmeyer, J. Hoegeman, M. Fehlinger, D. Dwenger, L. Schneider, T. Moster, D. Bauer, H. Wissel, C. Lamping, D. Decker, W. Deffner, H. Struewing, J. Dwenger, M. Cook, D. Schene, B, Rus Davis, I. Becker, B. Fritch. Left to right, top to bottom: P. Ollier, J. Raver, J. Horst- man, L. Lakamp, S. Dickman, C. Cook, W. Robinson, M. Gesell, T. Schath, W. Hahn, N. Siebert, R. Wettering, R. Stock, J. Decker, E, Klostermeyer, I. Firsich, A. Hoege- man, A. Giesting, C. Hoog, P. Nobbe, J. Geier, M. Richards, R. Fasbinder, F. Laudick, S. Bush, G. Williams, R. Fort- hofer, S. Alley. Officers: R. Stock, M. Simmermeyer, Ss. Alley, W. Robinson, Absent: N. Klusman, H. Meyer. SOPHOMIALS Left to right, top to bottom: C, Schrader, K. Weber, K. Emswell- er, E. Weber, B. Haskamp, H. Schrank, J. Flodder, K., Uhlman- siek, J. Huneke, P. Witters, J. Hortemiller, M. Tekulve, D. Hildebrand, I. Wilson, D. Bland- ford, G. Haney, J. Kramer, D. Westerfeld, W. Nickel J. Fieler, E. Thies, G. Huenefeld, E. Volk, J. Cook, B. Hoog, A. Laker, J. Doyle, A. Gibson, M. Shook, J. Doll. Left to right, top to bottom:J. Mohr, R. Becker, R. Kuntz, D. Wenning, R. Kelly, R. Schutte, R. Harmeyer, R. Gross- man, G. Meer, D. Duvelius, M. Federle, D. Seevers, C. Starke, F. Werner, B. Wallpe, B. Roell, V. Meyer, G. King, D. Seevers, M. Pursley, D. Gannon, L. Klusman, J. Decker, E. Neihoff, P. Dietz, C. Dieckmann, D. Siebert, J. Win- land, C. Billman, L. Blair, M. Peters, M. Alplanalp, G. Sizemore, D. Lewis, L. Meyer, R. Erne, T. Voegele, U. Becker, W. Erne, Officers: J. Hortemiller, J. Huneke, B. Kelley. Absent: R. Dillhoff, R. Gudgeon, B. Schwegman. FACSHM EH Left to right, top to bottom: J, Lemasters, E. Laws, A. Suttmann, L. Schneider, B. Schrader, V. Struewing, J. Rennekamp, C. Grieshop, J. Gibson, D. Strobel, P. Effing, U. Werner, C. Root, C, Bentfield, G. Ollier, A. Wilhelm, K. Stapley, C. Narwold, R. Stern, C. Gander, K. Werner, N. Fasbinder, D. Walterman, Q. Siefert, B. Becker, P. Huser, R. Houston, M. Decker, G. Robinson, J. Lamping, E. Goldsmith, P. Prakel, J. Heppner, G. Voegele, J. Pren- tice, W. Dwenger, E. Coyle, P, Kile, J. Liskey, L. Scheele, L. Johnson, D. Parmer, J. Eck- stein, E. Ertel, P. Schoettelkotte, A. Grossman, L. D � Pj Mang, W. Siebert, R, Theobald, A. Tyler, L. Siebert, D. Veirling, A. Bohlke. Left to right, top to bottom: E, Fullenkamp, K. Drockelman, C. Dieckman, W. Schebler, V. Moody, S. Wolferst, R. Borgman, J. Eckstein, S. Davis, E. Walke, C. Wissel, B. Lamping, A. Smith, C. Gauck, J. Siebert, R. Mollaun, R. Niese, B. Kellerman, R. Siebert, S. Corbin, H. Bauer, J. Schene, D. Oswald, E. Sarring- haus, B. Williams, B. Vierling, M. Doyle, J. Robinson, E. Harp- ring, D. Thie, J. Schene, R. Luers, M. Hoegeman, D. Wilson. Offi- cers; J. Gibson, J. Prentice, M. Decker. Absent: J. Collins, W. Meyer, J. Miller, A. Nobbe, «Peo | s : | es a wics oe ce yt ale pee _ ex sane SEN, a Sey oar at era yes ete ieee Me RENEE at. Spee for ios ri By Poesy ee ae) ph eee 2 N 66 NE bette es Se USIl DEPARTMtHT.. BH. d. BAND ge Top seh Saleh Dayle, ‘Del. wien Re Hue; M, AY Weisons D. Thies , DeSiebert. Secand Row: ‘cy Dieekmann-K. Fulfiners MJ. Doyle, J! Prentice, i. “Ac Seevers, B.Beihl, K. Stapley. Third.Row:sPi Husety.D.©Waltetinan, G. Meér P.. BD ters, D. Westerfeld, J. Lemasters, D, Robbins: Kneeling: S$: Bush,� J.. Deckers Maas. ne ‘ =” re oy a nade fa Le ” s ates wy : “ay a ‘ wy 7 y a. et CF ps os | zipp i) N = gE Le Be eee We +e V. Hillihan, A, “siti, 3 . Fuller, GXBentfield, Al Pyler, S..Ay “pirtiuermai. Watt ; J. DOVleeS.,5é Bartling, F. Belter, J. Winte, J. Savitdess, Ley wie zine. P. Galles J: nets: P. Kile, M y Sane Rate dio a . _— ae V2 4 . - “ler - ‘ . vi ed P en = res ws a. ne “A ' oi ethe : a 7 ne: i ade Nelsen. ae Te mn init HHL AHH ; iit . tl yap “es BOYS’ CHORUS Row I: J. Raver, D. Robbins, P. Wintz, J. Decker, W. Kelley, W. Fisher, C. Cook, J. Hoege- man, R. Belter, J. Wintz. Row 2:J. Becker, R. Becker, P. Dietz, G. Meer, D. Westerfeld, M. Bartling, R. Nobbe, D. Bauer, R. Stock, B. Schutte, D. Wenning. GIRLS’ CHORUS Row I: V. Wishmeyer, G. Huenefeld, R. Siebert, J. Decker, J. Liskey, H, Bauer. L, Scheele, L. Johnson, M. Abplanalp, D. Siebert, D, Thie, M. Doyle, M. Wilson, D. Wilson, B. Hoog, B. Roell, J. Prentice. Row 2:J. Eckstein, L. Deffner, E, Volk, V. Suding, A. Seevers, M. Schone, M. Gesell, J. Decker, M. Richards, M. Doyle, J. Doyle, S. Bush, D. Seevers, B. Beihl, D. Walterman, J. Siebert. Row 3: Mr. Bartling, S. Corbin, M. Shook, I. Firsich, P. Huser, J. Hildebrand, S, Tangman, D. Dirkhising, O, Klostermeyer, S. Prakel, J. Flodder, K. Uhlmansiek, P. Witters. M. Huneke, M. Tekulve, N. Broerman, P. Galle, J. Saunders, why gb ae WT ee a a hye ee. Me sie I i $ 1p we ' = hv PRA BD MIXED CHORUS Row I:J. Saunders, M. Abplanalp, J. Decker, S. Bush, M. Wilson, D. Siebert, M. Shook, E. Volk, L. Scheele, J. Liskey, R. Siebert, H. Bauer, M. Doyle, L. Johnson, D. Thie, D. Wil- son, M. Gesell. Row 2: P. Wintz, J. Doyle, I. Firsich, J. Doyle, D. Seevers, M. Richards, J. Decker, M. Schone, M. Huneke, A. Seevers, P. Witters, O. Klostermeyer, S. Tangman, P, Galle, N. Broerman, J. Flodder, M. Tekulve, J. Hildebrand, P. Huser, S, Prakel, V. Sud- ing, K. Uhimansiek, B. Beihl, D. Wenning. Row 3: J. Hoegeman, D. Bauer, R. Stock, R. Nobbe, C. Cook, J. Raver, W. Fisher, R. Kelley, Mr. Bartling, J. Decker, D. Robbins, R. Belter, J. Wintz, R. Becker, D. Westerfeld, G. Meer, P. Dietz, J. Becker, R. Schutte. CHANT €NSemBlt Row I: R. Siebert, J. Decker, J. Liskey, H. Bauer, L. Scheele, L. Johnson, M. Abplanalp, D. Siebert, D, Thie, M. Doyle, M. Wilson, D. Wilson. Row 2: Mr, Bartling, E. Volk, V. Suding, A. Seevers, M. Schone, M. Gesell, J. Decker, M. Richards, M. Doyle, J. Doyle, S. Bush, D. Seevers, B. Beihl. Row 3:M. Shook, I. Firsich, P, Huser, J. Hildebrand, S. Tang- man, O. Klostermeyer, S. Prakel, J. Flodder, K. Uhimansiek, P. Witters, M. Huneke, M. Tekulve, N. Broerman, P. Galle, J. Saunders. aie a : aonaes nae UA a oT. ee) ole = meHaeNene RESMG .© oo © TEU a ee] a URES Dee) ee BY — cen in — tt ea ERE owe FOOTBALL MASCOT Bobby Hisrich STUDENT MANAGERS Standing, J. Gibson, and W. Nickel. Kneeling, W. Erne, and J. Becker, 02 SCHEDULE Sept. 5 Morton Memorial Sept. 12 Lawrenceburg Sept. 19 Cambridge City Sept. 26 Aurora Oct. 3 Greensburg - Oct. 9 Brookville © Oct. 17 North Vernon i ae Doc Hamblin FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J, Becker, W, Erne, A. Moorman, P, Wintz, M, Decker, H, Schrank, V. Strewing, A. Gibson, J. Goldschmidt, R. Hisrich, P. King, K, Stapley, G. Voegele, A. Tyler, J. Lemasters, K, Drockel- man, C, Cook, A, Hoegeman, W. Nickel, J. Gibson, SECOND ROW: “Doc Hamblin, R, Fasbinder, R. Stock, C, Ferkinhoff, W. Fisher, W. Robinson, J, Raver, A. Giesting, A. Schath, J. Mohr, R, Nobbe, J. Rennekamp, K, Emsweller, K, Werner, J, Hortemiller, C. Billman, C. Grieshop, THIRD ROW: C, Schrader, K, Weber, N,. Klusman, C, Doll, C, Thielking, K, Ollier, M. Youngman, J, Werner, A, Wehr, A, Walke, W, Kelley, D, Westerfeld, E, Weber, W. Walsman, hat 4 oe WT, Werner, an aggressive tackle Kelley, a reliable guard Goldschmidt, a rugged linesman LETTER Meh oF = ‘ e: Ce Doll, a senior end Walsman, a senior end Ui = am ( | ez wa “) Ay Wintz, a lightning halfback Ferkenhoff, a ranging end of iS [ae = , � ins ¢ a dt a“) A. ke Ff tk Ace, captain and quarterback of our t fue Nobbe, a dependable half-back e . Pe Thielking, a key center Walke, a tough tackle e eas aa - WT Gut wQ@Q. Wehr, doubled as end and tackle Fisher, a fast halfback a ®, “Homecoming =” BASKETBALL The Student Managers, W. Erne, J. Gibson, J. Becker. STUDENT MANAGERS rm = Waldo Fields, the most suc- cessful coach Batesville High has had to date. “ y % ? 4 K a ‘ WY, -S Ss wy agwd = | i KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Gudgeon; W. Robinson; C, Cook. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Hoegeman; M, Youngman; D, Erhardt; K, Dickman; H. Strewing; L, Smith; A, Moorman, Schedule Nov. 11 Milan Nov. 14 Rushville Nov. 21 Aurora Nov. 25 Madison Nov. 29 Brownstown Dec. 5 Martinsville Dec. 12 N, Vernon 19 Lawrenceburg Cathedral Greensburg Aurora Lawrenceburg Morristown Ve vay Brookville Hagerstown Connersville Scottsburg LeTTeRMen Our letterman -- Ace Moorman, Dick Erhardt, and Leslie Smith. These boys earned letters for the fine work they did on the Bulldog team during their high school years. CHEERLEADERS The® Bulldog cheerleaders, Jackie Decker, Marilyn Schone, Bertie Seevers and Margaret Richards added alot of needed pep to the ballgames. Marilyn and Bertie, being Seniors, have had the honor of cheering all four years. SOPHOMORE TEAM © $¢ t_t_eog t GATESMILLE gts, pATESML cas gwveSMLLe ATES remy r spTESVILLE Ay gESMLe gg ASME { “ KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Mohr, L. Klusman, G. Robinson, P. King. STANDING; K, Stapley, J. Fieler, J, Hortemiller, C, Schrader, D, Wester- feld, A, Gibson, J. Doll, FRESHMAN YELL LEADERS L. Johnson, J, Robinson, B, Prentice, SOPH YELL LEADERS SEs Rm J, Decker, J, Flodder, D, Seevers, FRESHMEN TEAM SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Drockelman, R, Luers, W. Kellerman, A, Smith, C, Dickman, STANDING: M, Decker, A. Tyler, J. Lemasters, E, Laws, J. Becker, Here are a few places of interest visited by the F. F.A. on their summer trip through Kentucky, Virginia, and Tennessee: On top of Black Mt. Ky; Norris Damm, Tenn.; Natural Bridge in Ky-.; and the Natural Tunnel, Va. Seated left to right: H. Strewing, K. Werner, J. Werner, F, Werner, V. Meyer, M. Simmermeyer. Standing left to right: Mr. Smith, J. Eckstein, G. Meer, B. Werner, D, Wahman, J. Werner, H. J. Cook, H. Schrank, L. Meyer. Krieger, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICH FIRST ROW, LEFT TORIGHT: S, Prakel, O, Klostermeyer, T. Peters, M, A, Wilson, E. Kloster- meyer, J, Hildebrand, SECOND ROW: B, Newton, G, Carel, V. Suding, L. Deffner, P. Effing, D, Walterman, B, Hoog, E. Coyle, D, Seevers, M, Federle. GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Miller, M, Hoegeman, A. Harpring, J. Schene, H, Bauer, L, Johnson, M, Doyle, SECOND ROW: J, Siebert, D, Seevers, E. Volk, M, Tekulve, I, Wilson, R, Siebert, D, Parmer, D. Lewis, J. Eckstein, D, J. Gehring, THIRD ROW: D, Thie, L. Scheele, D, Walterman, J. Decker, J. Winland, J. Liskey, G. Carel, C, Gauck, FOURTH ROW: S, Davis, B. Wallpe, C, Gander, J, Prentice, G, Huenefeld, C, Wolferst, L. Deffner, S. Corbin. YEA BLUE YEA WHITE VOL. VI New Dec. 4, 8:00 | _ How would you like to be an English teacher? Now don't all! of you go overboard and say it would be lots of fun. Before you jump to any conclusions, take a | tip from “Our Miss Brooks”. She is about ready for the poor dener Mr. ‘Batesville High School. Batesville, Ind., Nov. 14, 1952. Meet Miss Brooks |Gardner Discusses | In the gym, Friday, Nov. 7, at home room period, Mr. Gar- new rules Mr. Stapley followed up with a, Walt has three returning letter- few words on sportsmanship. (Continued on Page T’ ree) BB. H. 8S. Broadeast PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF BATESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BEAT THOSE LIONS TONITE! Sports Roundu Basketball Rules [ P By Pinky gave a short talk on the The basketball season is here of basketball, and) so let’s review the Bulldog team. | men back this year, Ace Moor- man, Dick Erhardt, and Wally (Continued on Page Three) Gardener says there are house, plus a lunatic asylum. It all started on a quiet, peaceful day, with only Ted staying in after school. But all solitude was | thrown to the winds wher” Wadsworth came in ang ly”’ informed her that direct the Senior ft might think that w enough, but no, she h a crush on Hugo, the cc would rather have a n a wife. Amidst all fusion, Mrs. Allen Rhonda are mak‘ for Ted, but Jane him. Margi an? few “not ; between eac Brooks is try) which is name, zon” going. Ja. Brooks get into they hide the bar and the basketbe (Continued o; B.H.S. Schricke We students ber 4. Except for the fas voters were under 21 and tnat identical to the official precinct visiting throughout the day. The precinct election officers w civics class. The members inside thi inspector; Robert Weber, Republican, cratic judge; Roman Nobbe, Republica, ocratic sheriff; Kathryn Fullmet, Rep Ann Wilson, Democratic clerk. _ Officers outside the poll Wwere— challenger; Thelma Peters, R€publir Suding, Democratic ll b6ok hole can watcher; and Bill Fischer, wa‘ Voting was optic ‘h the centa ge cast the’ � ) voted, 14 div ballots + and. per tren Stev, Schr. votes Repuusnrw of 19 w office voter Rep. ¥ ihg not know sauw. oe. of voting. How many ,. fhis privilege and so many other rights and pri take for granted each day! World Geor Qyee Te eS ee a «tf give all the v Class Takes Trip re - Drama Club : To Be Organized The organization of a Drama club to replace the current Speech Club has been under discussion in the English classes This club would put on vari- ous plays. Everyone would be eligible to participate in some form. There would be choices between acting, or group par- ticipation in carpentering, cos. tuming, make-up, electrical] .c.cer, D ce Wintz, D clerk: and Ma Thi o] ¥ ane ¥ tO SEu blican | stalactities, nites, and the any | work of rum. ig water upon S | limestone. “ me time was spent by the late afternoon visiting 1 village at Spring di... point of interest arry north of Bedford vers of Geography class ade the trip include: Beihl, Jim Decker, tes Doll, Judy Doyle, Jim ech, Kathern Fullmer, Alice f¢ossman, Alberta’ Hoog, vharles Huenke, Margaret Kap- _- procedure |pas, Ace Moorman, Charles sé to vote, actu ©|Scheele, Joan Schneider, Al- .=ntage of the rp berta Seevers, Thelma Theobald, : Big BaF: ee Lo Weber, John Wintz, Pete work, stage work, etc. The mem- bers of the club, would, in this way, get experience in all the lifferent phases of dramatics. ‘Ye casts of the Junior and Sen- plays would profit by having the experience of working ys previous to their Junior v of the Drama i: ‘ to bring B. H. §, fe S1 of other high , Cin Dramatics, as “sports and other lub would have and point system. dents join the club, divided into yup being re ‘erent play. the class 1 profits ised to -y needed equipment as lights and scenery. student of B. H. S. who ‘ested in joining a club pe should contact Mr, _- ¥y further details. 4 y o eae. “ HONOR ROLL Seniors Barb Beihl Katherine Fullmer Ace Moorman Alberta Seevers Juniors Shirley Aliey Wanda Defner Judie Saunders Sophomores Kathleen Uhlmansiek Penny Witters Freshmen Hazel Bauer Lorraine Deffner Boots Prentice Deloris Thie Arthur Tyler = . }. tt ra . r+ om “ae val, weet oer TO iy ae (ahi ia ¥ th a: ON WT — ’ Ct CALENDAR SEPTEMBER . Registration puts an end to summer vacation. . Bulldogs open gridiron season with 7-7 score against Morton Memorial . . First day of school shows signs of many new faces in B. H. S. . V. Freese elected president of band. . Bulldogs lose to Lawrenceburg 0-8 on their own tramping grounds. . Bulldogs lose again. Cambridge City 13, B. H. S. 6. . Election of Class Officers. . What have we here, Indians? No, just Freshman Initiation. . Student Council holds first meeting. . Bulldogs have comeback-beat Aurora 22-0. . Student Body enjoys lecture by Nolkanth Chavri, a native of India. . Versailles Pumpkin Show--Virginia Suding represents Batesville. . Watch the birdie! Krider takes Senior pictures. . The Juniors ordered their class rings. OCTOBER 3. Great Scott! The Junior and Senior girls are playing football. . The pirates down the Bulldogs 7-14. . The Home Coming Queen (Berty Seevers) and her attendants were the main attraction at this game. . Bulldogs lose again--this time to Brookville, 7-20. . Bess takes over as the student body joins in a community sing. . There is a jam in the library as the first Broadcast goes on sale. . Geography class takes a trip through Southern Indiana. . Senior night at the North Vernon football game. . Band and chorus pictures are taken. NOVEMBER . School elects Ike as president. . Mr. Gardner discusses basketball rules for B. H. S. 11. First basketball game. Milan wins 43-55. 14, Rushville loses to Bulldogs 52-46. 21. Aurora takes Bulldogs 38-41. 21. Senior program was given in the gym. 25. Madison wins by three points. (43-46) 27. Thanksgiving vacation. Thanks for Thanksgiving. 29. Brownstown defeats Bulldogs 49-54. DECEMBER . Martinsville defeats Batesville by a large margin, 36-63. . Junior play, “Our Miss Brooks . . North Vernon loses to Bulldogs 56-52. . Batesville wins over Lawrenceburg 46-39. . Christmas vacation. Harah-harah. CALENDAR (CONT'D) JANUARY . New Year's tourney. . Back to school after a wonderful Christmas vacation. . Southland Singers entertained students, sponsored by the Student Council. . Cathedral takes Batesville by 56-62. . Lost to Greensburg, 54-62. . Lost again to Aurora, 29-44. . Roll up your sleeves, the Blood Bank is here. . Chest X-rays. . Bulldogs lose by one point to Lawrenceburg, 34-35. 23-24. Examinations. Heaven help us all. 28. Morristown wins by two points, 50-52. FEBRUARY . Lost to Vevay in the last quarter, 35-43. . A good Pep Session, won over Brookville, 57-35. . Seniors journey to Indianapolis. State House in uproar. . Hagerstown wins over Batesville, 44-49. . Juniors hastily prepare and give fine program. . Local Speech contest won by Mary Ann Wilson. . Batesville defeat Conference Champs (Connersville) 48-47. . Last basketball game with Scottsburg. We lost-51-45. 26-28. Sectional MARCH 3. De ne District Speech contest at Scottsburg. Kirk Bennet-Lincoln Impersonator. Regional. 6-31. The doldrums set in. af. 20. County Music Festival Sophomore program. APRIL ri 10. 24. Easter Program. Community Sing. Freshmen Program. MAY Mes 8. 10. 15. 21. ee. 24. Senior Play. Band Concert. B.H.S. Bulldog-The 1953 Yearbook--on sale. Biology trip to Chicago--great day for the Sophomores. Junior and Senior Prom. All-School Dance. Baccalaureate. 26-27. Exams-Seniors excused for the last week. ZT Commencement. Senior Trip Good bye, Good luck, and God bless you. —Faculty Annual Sponsors. oii Ri hore ee a ee! a a) = c ® £ eo = a) U “ heals! = — a — — — — a = —_— = a — ——s — — Our Best Wishes To Seniors of Batesville High School BATESVILLE STATE BANK The Friendly Bank Since 1889 Batesville, Indiana Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments Compliments oie William C. Ulrich of Class Rings Pins FLODDER BROS. Quality Workmanship Service Compliments of Compliments POSKE HDWE. CO. of Appliances - Radio - Television M. F. BOHLAND Plumbing - Housewares THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Batesville, Indiana Where Service, Safety and Security Predominate Phone 1101 Members FDIC ...Good Health . .. Happiness . « . Success To the Class of 53 NOBBY CLOTHING CO. Compliments of THE ROMWEBER Industries Congratulations And Best Wishes The Class o f 1953 UNION FURNITURE CO. Compliments of PONTIAC... RAY METZLER MOTOR SALES Compliments BATESVILLE ROLLER MILLS Herman L. Moorman Buick - Pontiac Geo. E. Moorman Batesville, Indiana _————4 5 —— Guid} Prop. Compliments of Compliments of ROMAN NOBBE Excavating Grading RIPLEY COUNTY POST 3183 Gravel Stone Products Veterans of Foreign Wars Compliments of KOESTER'S DAIRY Homogenized Milk WALSMAN Pasteurized Products Batesville Indiana Insurance Agency Compliments Compliments of of THE FAIR STORE POSKE MANUFACTURING CO. Compliments CURRIN BOTTLING CO. of Manufacturers of Soft Drinks THAYER'S HATCHERY Distributors of Shady Corner Ice Cream Batesville Osgood Batesville, Indiana BATESVILLE HOME OUTFITTERS li t ’ Compliments Furniture - Hardware - Appliances ENITH WONNING DAIRY Floor Coverings Best Wishes Compliments of To COOK BAAS Class of '53 Chrysler - Plymouth Dealers H. W. Cook Insurance Agency SHERMAN HOUSE Insurance of all Kinds Best Wishes Best Wishes To To The Class of 1953 The Class of 1953 KILE'S MOTOR EXPRESS INC. E. R. NEDDERMAN CO. Congratulations CITIZENS SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION Live Electrically Really Live Member of Federal Home Loan Bank PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF IND., INC. Batesville, Indiana Compliments of JOBST AND SCHUMACHER Kaiser-Frazer and Henry-J Sales and Service John Jobst Edw. J. Schumacher (Owners) Phone: 2222; State Road 46 Batesville, Indiana Compliments of LLOYDS GRILL Compliments of MORRIS FEED MILLS Congratulations To The Class of '53 WESTERN AUTO Associate Store Arnold Blank Compl iments of CARTEE SHOE STORE Compliments of DROCKELMAN HATCHERY Member Telegraph Delivery Service 28 Flowers By Wire Anywhere-Any Time We Design to Please ARTMIRE GREENHOUSES Complete Floral Service 212 N. Main St. Phone 2905, 3211 Batesville, Indiana Best Wishes AMERICAN CLEANERS AND DYERS SIEBERT WELDING REPAIR SHOP 10 N. Depot St. Phone 1462 Batesville, Indiana Brazing Soldering General Repair Agency Relax in com- fort and enjoy a fine Show at 4 Best Wishes to The Class of 1953 HILLCREST GOLF COUNTRY CLUB Hotpoint Hotpoint Crosley Appl. Wiring Plumbing Complete line of light fixtures Wiring material ENNEKING'S HOME APPL. -— Best Wishes ANNE'S EY t6 the Class of ° 53 Compliments Best Wishes From BAAS' WHITE VILLA STORE A FRIEND BURKHARDT'S GRILL Compliments of Soft Drinks BATESVILLE MONUMENT WORKS and Ice Cream Compliments of Compliments BATESVILLE SALES AND SERVICE Your EP Dealer Batesville, Indiana Phone 3345 of DUNLAP AND COMPA NY FARMERS FEED PRODUCE CO. Compliments Dealers in Tuxedo Feeds, Cream, Eggs, and Poultry Minneapolis Molline Sales and Service 6E. George St. Phone 1850 Batesville, Indiana of A FRIEND Compliments of Good Luck Class of '53 NEYER'S PURE OIL SERVICE PICKER FROZEN FOODS Best Wishes Compliments of to The Senior Class of 1953 KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN F. O. EAGLES No. 1130 Phone Garage 1793 = Res. 1792 - 7791 bite OLDENBURG GARAGE DODGE § Dodge - Plymouth - Dodge Trucks - Scam [: — es TRUCKS General Repairing ——_ Jos. B. Laudick - Emil A. Gehring Props. Oldenburg, Indiana The Friendly Store Geo. L. Hess, Owner 6 East Pearl St. Batesville, Ind. STRABERS Congratulations S S OIL COMPANY INC. Class of 1953 322 East Pearl St. BLANK'S PHARMACY Batesville, Indiana Phone 3575 ER. SE THE PERMANENT SAVING LOAN Representing E. W. Brockman Co. 11 East Boehinger St. Office Hours Every Tuesday 8 Mulberry St. 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Batesville, Indiana Compliments of a Compliments THE BUDGET SHOP of Ready-To-Wear W. A. GUTZWILLER CO. INTERNATIONAL Nora Greeman HARVESTER Watches, Diamond Rings Compliments of Gift Jewelry GRUNKEMEYER JEWELRY STORE WILLIAM E. DILLON Morris, Ind. Congratulations From WYCOFF AND GREEMAN Everett Wilson Batesville, Indiana Phone 8023 Florentine Hoelker STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY of Bloomington, Ill. Oldenburg, Indiana Phone 7764 NOBBE MOTOR SALES Your Automobile Dealer Phone 3625 Batesville, Indiana OLDSMOBILE Best Wishes To Class of 1953 SCHULTZ DRUG STORE Compliments of WESTERFELD'S DAIRY and DAIRY BAR Where Ever You Go, What Ever You Do, We Have The One Fit, Just For You STEWART'S Batesville, Indiana Phone 6540 Compliments Of The BATESVILLE TELEPHONE CORPORATION Compliments of STEINKAMP CO., INC. Compliments of MR. MRS. R. H. SCHRADER Learn To Dance ROSEDALE DANCE ACADEMY Memorial Building Tap-Toe-Ballet-Acrobatic-Ballroom Every Saturday 10:00 A. M. Compliments of RICKE'S SHOE SERVICE Compliments of eS — adio ervice Your Admiral Dealer Admiral SALE =A J. Cc. KING, Manacer INDIANA OFFICE SUPPLIES, INC SALES REPRESENTATIVE 219 WALNUT ST ROYAL TYPEWRITERS LAWRENCEBURG, IND s SERVICE - RENTALS SUPPLIES WALSMAN COMPANY Everything For The Home Phone 2095 Batesville, Indiana Compliments of THE SHIP [sm DARD ) Compliments of HELLMICH SERVICE STATION Compliments of SOUTHSIDE TAVERN Proprietor | Urb Huser Compliments of NEW POINT STONE COMPANY PHONE: LAWRENCEBURG 73 1 THE WEILER CO. Quality Meats FISCHER SHOE REPAIRING Laces-Polish-Cleaners George Street Batesville, Ind. Compliments of HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY Compliments of SITTERDING INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of GOLDSCHMIDT Radio Television Service BATESVILLE INDIANA Your Key to the Best In Athletic Equipment We, the annual staff and seniors of '53, wish to thank Bill Krider, the photographer of our year book. MYERS AND CO. INC. TOPEKA, KANSAS