Batesville High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Batesville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1956 volume:

bopyng yp THE BULLDOG Edited by the Seniors of BATESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Batesville, Indiana We Dedicate This Book to the 1956 winners of these pictured Awards. Their names will be announced on Honor Day. Administration, Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores. Freshmen Activities Organizations . Athletics. Advertisers. Annual Staff Mr. Munchel, Annual Advisor points to the all-important deadlines, SEATED: Lorraine Deffner, Jerry Robinson, Evelyn Coyle, Judy Siebert, Eunice Sarringhaus, Rosalie Siebert, Marty Doyle, Esther Ertel, Bernice Lamping, Dorothy Wilson, Callie Jewell, Mary Hoegeman, STANDING: Louella Scheele, Hazel Bauer, Lenita Johnson, Nancy Collins, Mary Lou Sarringhaus, Jean Saun- ders, Sue Timmerman, Deloris Thie, Katie Wissel. ABSENT: Alfred Smith Judy Schene Darlene Walterman, Editor and Jack Cecile Gander Lemasters, Assistant Editor consult on Connie Gauck a picture problem, Patti Kile Bill Schrader 4 Boots Prentice Board of Education SEATED: Mr. Orlando Schorr, President of the Board; Dr. M. J. Pfeiffer, Secretary of the Board; Mrs, Anne Saunders, Treasurer of the Board; Mr. Charles I, Swain, Superintendent of Schools, STANDING; Mr, William Dillion, School Attorney. Superintendent CHARLES I. SWAIN Chemistry Central Normal College Bachelor of Science Indiana University Master of Science Secretary Ann Roth does a fine job of running the “behind the scenes activities of the school. Principal JOHN H, FRUSHOUR Physics Indiana State Teachers’ College Bachelor of Science Master of Science JESSE ANDREW B,S, Western Kentucky State Diversified Co-operative Edu- cation NORMA BEST A.B, Georgetown College Physical Education SYLVESTER BARTLING M.M.; B.P.S.M, Indiana University Music JOHN BIGHAM B.S,; BLA.A, University of Cincinnati Art ROBERT BROKAMP B.S.: M.A, Ball State Social Science ROY GARDNER B.S. Ball State Mathematics BERTHA MARINE A.B, Berea College French a LOUISE JORDAN B.S, Purdue University Home Economics HOWARD LEA B.S. University of Kentucky Agriculture PAUL MEYER B.S, Ball State Industrial Arts FACULTY ALVIN MUNCHEL B.S.; M. Ed. Indiana State; University of Cincinnati Business Education EDWARD ROTH B.S, Hanover College Coach HENRY REEVES B.S.; M.S, Indiana University Science NORA WONNING A.B. Wittenberg College English KENNETH YOUNG B.S,; M.A. Miami University English Janitors Few realize the extensive duties of the school maintain- ance men, Mr. Nelson Becker and Mr. Ray Michel. The custo- dians must fire the furnace, cut grass, and be general handymen at almost any kind of job as they are called on to repair desks, light fixtures, windows, doors, and all kinds of school equipment. Shown changing a light bulb (one of the simpler and easier jobs) are Mr. Becker on ladder, and Mr. Michel holding a new bulb. Cooks The cafeteria, in charge of Mrs. Maguire, gave the students of Batesville High School many fine meals this year. The cafe- teria was started in 1950 and has made it possible for students to enjoy a warm lunch at noon hour and has been a hit'' with students ever since. Shown in the kitchen are: Mrs. Maguire (seated), Alvine Klostermeyer (drying dishes), Ida Dieckman (next to stove), and Norma Klostermeyer (with water pitcher). Senior Class Officers — s f% te — , PPT EME a © os. ' =] « e ) “aa i, aes f r™ bl al “ a Janet Prentice, President; Jerry Robinson, Vice-President; Louella Scheele, Treasurer; Albert Grossman, Secretary Class colors Class flower Blue and White White rose Class Motto, To err is human, to forgive, divine ll HAZEL BAUER G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Chant Ensem- ble 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, 4; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2,3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Student Council 2; Junior Play. CHARLES BENTFIELD D.C.E, 4; Prom Committee; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. EVELYN COYLE F,H.A. 1,2; Prom Committee; Annual Staff 4. LORRAINE DEFFNER F.H.A. 1,2, President 3,4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Latin Club 2; Honor Society 3,4; Prom Com- mittee; Paper Staff 2,3, Editor 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Librarian 4; Student Council 2, 3, President 4, CHARLES DIECKMANN D.C.E, 4; Basketball 1; Junior Play. MARTHA DOYLE Girls Chorus 1, 2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Chant Ensemble 1, 2,3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2,4, President 3; F.H.A. 3,4; Cheerleader 2; Paper Staff 2,3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play; Librarian 4; Prom Committee, KENNETH DROCKELMAN Baseball 1, 2,3, 4; Basketball 4, 2,3; Football 1; Letterman's Club 4; Prom Committee. JEAN ECKSTEIN G.A.A. 1,2; Chant Ensemble 3; Girls Chorus 1, 2,3. ESTHER ERTEL F,.H.A, 4; Prom Committee; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Chant Ensemble 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. V. CECILE GANDER G.A.A, 1,2,3, President 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Prom Committee; Annual Staff 4, CONNIE GAUCK G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual eS ra, Staff 4. JIM GIBSON Latin Club 2; Student Council 2; Junior Play; Class President 1,2; Student Manager 1, 2; Honor Soeiety 3,4; Prom Committee; Boys’ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1, ELMER GOLDSMITH F.F.A, 2,3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3, 4; Football 2, 3,4; Prom Committee. CARL D, GRIESHOP Football 1, 2,3, 4; Prom Committee; Letter- men'‘s Club 4, ALBERT N, GROSSMAN Hi-Y 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3,4; Prom Commit- tee. MARY H, HOEGEMAN G.A.A,. 1,2; Latin Club 2; Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play Committee, CALLIE JEWELL Latin Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play Com- mittee, LENITA JOHNSON F,H.A. 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chant Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Majorette 3.4: Paper Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 1,2,4. BILL KELLERMAN Basketball 1; Prom Committee; D,C.E, 4. PATTI KILE F,H,A, 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee; Girls’ Cho- rus 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Junior Play, Student Director; Latin Club Presi- dent 2: Band, Majorette 1,2, Drum Majorette 3,4 BERNICE LAMPING Prom Committee; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4. JERRY LAMPING F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3; Prom Committee. JACK LEMASTERS Hi-Y 2,3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Latin Club 2; Student Council 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 9 2 4; Annual Assistant Editor 4; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Football ' = 1; Baseball 1, 2; Honor Society 3,4; Junior . ‘. Play; Prom Committee, J — na —— RONALD E, LUERS D.C.E. 3,4; Basketball 1; Prom Committee. ay PAUL E, MANG D.C.E. 3,4. WALTER MEYER F.F.A, 3,4; Prom Committee, KENNETH C, NORDMEYER D.C.E, 4, GUY OLLIER D.C.E. 4; Class Treasurer 3; Prom Committee. JANET PRENTICE G.A.A,. 1,2,3,4; F.H.A, 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee; Girls' Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Chant Ensemble 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; Band 1; Junior Play; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4; Class Secretary- Treasurer 1; Class Vice President 2; Class President 3,4. JERRY RENNEKAMP Lettermen's Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Prom Committee, GARY ROBINSON Hi-Y 4; Lettermen's Club 3, President 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Prom Committee, JERRY ROBINSON Class Vice President 4; Prom Committee; Paper Staff 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Student Council, Student Court 2; Junior Play; Cheer- leader 1. EUNICE SARRINGHAUS Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4. WILBUR A, SCHEBLER D.C,E, 3,4; Prom Committee. LOUELLA SCHEELE G.A.A. 1,3,4, President 2; F,H.A. 2,3,4; Class Vice President 3; Class Treasurer 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Prom Committee; Chant Ensemble 1,2,3, President 4; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, President 4; Paper Staff 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play. JUDY SCHENE G.A,A, 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4, LAWRENCE SCHNEIDER F,F.A. 1; Prom Committee; Junior Play Com- mittee, PAUL SCHOETTELKOTTE Prom Committee; D.C,E., 3,4; Golf Team 2,3, 4. BILL SCHRADER F,F.,A, 1,2,3; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Boys’ Glee Club 4; Football 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee; Boys’ Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Paper Staff 2,3; Annual Staff, Sports Editor 4, JUDY SIEBERT G.A.A, 1,4; F.H.A, 3; Latin Club 2; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Chant Ensemble 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 3; Prom Committee, LLOYD SIEBERT D,.C.E, 3,4. WAYNE SIEBERT D.C,E, 4; Track 2; F.F,A, 3; Prom Committee. QUIRIN SIEFERT F,F.A, 1, 2,3; Student Council 3,4; D,C.E. 4; Hi-Y 2,3; Football 3; Prom Committee; Lettermen's Club 3; Play Committee, ALFRED SMITH Basketball 1; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Track 1; Prom Committee; Band 1, 2,3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Paper Staff 3. RONALD STIRN F.F.A, 3,4; Hi-Y 2,3; Prom Committee. DON STROBEL Hi-Y 2,3, 4; Boys’ Glee Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee; Boys’ Chorus 1; Mixed Chorus 1; Band 1, 2,3, 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Annu- al Staff 4; Junior Play. VICTOR STRUEWING F.F.A, 1,2,3; D.C.E. 4; Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee; Football 1, 2,3, 4. RUTH THEOBALD Girls’ Chorus 1; Junior Play Committee; Prom Committee, DELORIS THIE F,H.A. 2,3,4; G.A.A, 1,2; Class Secretary 2; Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee; Girls’ Chorus 1, 2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3, 4; Chant Ensemble 1, 2,3, 4; Band 1,2; Annual Staff 3, 4. GEORGE VOEGELE Hi-Y 2,3; Lettermen's Club 4; Football 1, 2,3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Manager 4, DARLENE WALTERMAN F.H.A. 2,3; G. A.A. 1; Honor Society 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 1,2,3; Annual Staff 2,3, Editor 4; Chorus Accompianist 4; Prom Committee, KEN WERNER F.,F.,A, 1,2,3, President 4; Hi-Y 2,3; Letter- men's Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2; Prom Committee 3; Student Council 3,4. ARTHUR R, WILHELM Prom Committee; Junior Play DOROTHY JEAN WILSON F.H,A, 3; Prom Committee 3; Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chant En- semble 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Librarian 4; Junior Play. CATHERINE WISSEL F.H,A, 1,2; Girls’ Chorus 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3, Business Manager 4; Librarian 4; Play Committee; Prom Committee. KAY HURLEY Transferred from Columbus, Indiana. Hazel Bauer, Our Pumpkin Show Representative a! ‘2 ¥ os 4 CLASS Mah In the year of 1952, we gathered as freshmen for the beginning of one of the main chapters of our lives. When we registered, the count showed us four short of a hundred. i¢@ nf “as y ae - ; 7 N : 5 . Our first class meeting was held September 11, in the gym to elect our officers. They were: president, Jim Gibson; vice-president; Mike Decker; secretary-treasurer, Boots Prentice. The main event of our freshman year was the initiation. Onions, soap, big buckets, toilet tissue, and lots and lots of lipstick were in evidence every place. Following the initiation, we were given a party. The seniors gave us plenty of ice cream, cold pop, and apologies for all the mean things they had done to us during the day. Under the supervision of our sponsors, Miss Wonning and Mr. Fields, we had our class party February 28. We danced, played games, and had delicious refreshments. Another part of the chapter slipped by, and we found ourselves sophomores. This was 1953, and gone but not forgotten were: Billy Becker, Janice Collins, Susanna Davis, Joseph Eckstein, Ed Fullen- kamp, Albert Hoegeman, Pat Huser, Jean Liskey, Vernon Moody, Rita Niese, Alvin Nobbe, Paul Prickel, Charles Root, Keith Stapley, Dixie and Barbara Vierling. The one new student was Paul Dietz. Our class officers that year were James Gibson, president; Arthur Tyler, treasurer; Janet Prentice, vice-president; and Deloris Thie, secretary. This was the first year that girls from our class were eligible to become attendants to the Homecoming Queen. The ones chosen by the football team were Lorraine Deffner and Louella Scheele. In the fall of '54, all of us except Allen Bohlke, Sharon Corbin, Mike Decker, Pauline Effing, Nick Fasbinder, Elvera Harpring, Jerry Heppner, Ralph Houston, Judy Miller, Cleo Narwold, David Oswald, Albert Suttman, Arthur Tyler, Sharon Wolferst, and Paul Dietz came back to B.H.S. We gained one classmate, Joe Werner. Yes, we were juniors then, and shortly after returning, two of HISTORY our girls were again chosen as attendants of the Homecoming Queen. That year, Janet Prentice and Hazel Bauer were the fortunate ones. In our junior year, Janet Prentice was president of our class; Louella Scheele, vice-president; Albert Grossman, treasurer; and Guy Ollier, secretary. On December 3, 1954, we presented our junior play Golden River,'' an event we and our audience shall never forget. Our class was the first to hold an open prom, but everything went smoothly, and on that ''twentieth day of May, 1955,'' instead of step- ping into the gym, the juniors and seniors stepped into ''outer space. ' Yes, just as our theme stated, we danced Out of This World. As seniors we returned to complete the final pages of our high school chapter. This year we lost Ronald Borgman, Wilbur Dwenger, Edward Laws, Ronald Mollaun, Donna Parmer, Julian Schene, and Joe Werner. We gained one student, Kay Hurley. Those chosen to lead us during this final eventful year were: Janet Prentice, president; Jerry Robinson, vice-president; Albert Grossman, secretary; and Louella Scheele, treasurer. Mr. Reeves and Mr. Frushour were our sponsors and helping hands. The freshmen were welcomed to B.H.S. by initiation, a party in the gym, and again onions, soap, persimmons, and lipstick were the order of the day. Some of the highlights of the year were, Homecoming, assembling the ''BULLDOG , presenting our senior play, and attending the Junior- Senior Prom as guests of honor. As the term drew to a close, we made plans for our class trip, Baccalaureate, and the climax of the four years--Graduation. Standing on the threshold of life we look back on unforgettable memories, and the senior class wishes to take this opportunity to thank all those who have helped make these four years both pleasant and rewarding. AVEeRES elke ssaseen aan Civics: Mr. James Gibson (the sleeping beauty in the back row) takes his studies seriously, or so it appears. Bookkeeping, Chemistry, and Civics, Three courses offered to seniors. Looks like the seniors are having fun (?) too. Seems like everybody is always down in the chemistry class, Wonder why? All the boys in bookkeeping seem to be having problems, They're all hard at it. Must be the end of the six weeks and they need that A. Mr, Brokamp appears to be re- leasing a few jewels of = Bookkeeping: wisdom upon the ears of a Jerry Lamping seems to be senior civics class while E having his troubles. Wonder showing a film strip. why Hazel is laughing and Mr, Munchel is so serious??? ? Chemistry: Smitty seems to be taking a fiendish pleasure in what he's doing. Must be smelling up the school. Compliments of WALSMAN'S HARDWARE CoO, AND E. Rg. NEDDERMAN History: Oh! Oh! Look at that blackboard on the right! Brainwashing coming up! Must be quite a problem of locating some point on the map in History; half the class is up there, So you think it's funny, eh, Gene? Those juniors are even more serious than sophomores, What's this school coming to anyhow? Frankly, I'm worried! Looks like a bright sunshiny fall morning. Could be just going to school in that sort of atmos- phere prompted all the sober- ness, There is Miss Wonning with her favorite warm, friendly smile. Doesn't seem to be soaking in on Eddie Lehman though. He looks Typing: Did you ever straighten out that typing bored. Bob Bergman, you're problem that's furrowing casting a shadow on Ray Werner! your brow, Dave? English: John Hegwood (behind Edna Mae Zweige) seems interested, but you could get your head up so we could see you John. Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK “i Pn va ry eee eee bed aabe ‘ Edna Mae Zweige, Patti McDaniel, Colleen Campbell, Juliann Schutte, Sue Timmerman, Sherry Yorn, Alice Effinger, Ruth Moeller, Donna Hooten, Marceda Wallpe, Irvin Hartman, Carl Federle, David Wuesterfeld, Richard Doyle, James Meyer, Gerald Meyer, Bernard Stock, Donald Voegele, George (Eddie) Lehman, Richard Fichtner, Martin Grossman, Lawrence Jansing, Robert Haskamp, Royce Salatin, Ronald Fledderman, John Hegwood, Wayne Wehr, Lloyd Richter, Absent: Raymond Grassman, Class Compliments of STEINKAMP COMPANY, INC. and LLOYD'S GRILL 26 Janice Schwier, Janet Weber, Jean Schene, Golda Schutte, Naoma Fields, Audrey Wallpe, Jean Saunders, Mary Werner, Dolores Ziegler, John Dietz, Richard Moorman, James Wenning, John Schroeder, Ronald Westerfeld, Wallace Bosse, James Kruthaupt, Jerome Becker, Eugene Wagner, Louis Firsich, Harry Borchelt, Raymond Werner, Gerald Youngman, Ronald Simpson, Robert Bergman, Don Lightner, Richard Moeller, John Witters, of °57 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jean Saunders. . . . .President Dick Fichtner . . . . Treasurer Ruth Moeller . . . . .Secretary Audry Wallpe . . . Vice President Compliments of RICKE'S SHOE SERVICE and BLANK'S PHARMACY Clementine Mary Kelley Gerald Kelley Bertha Abe Carter Hank Mathews Pete Tubby Cathy Jane Ann Ann McNeil Miss Pringle H. S$. JUNIORS PRESENT “'CLEMENTINE’’ DECEMBER 7, 1955 Curtain at 8:00 p. m. The Cast Sue Timmerman Edna Mae Zweige Bob Bergman Naomi Fields Bernard Stock John Witters Dick Fichtner Harry Borchelt Jean Saunders Janice Schwier Audrey Wallpe Marceda Wallpe Compliments of SITTERDING AGENCY AND JAKE COOK Biology: All the sophomores seem very interested in Mr. Reeves’ lecture on birds; except Marilyn Ertel. I guess she thinks that is for the birds. Mr, Reeves can really hold the attention of his students. Couldn't be his good looks, so I wonder how he does it? Again the sophomores are very sober as they absorb a demonstration. Marilyn Ertel (her again?) seems more interested in the student giving the lecture. Some- one must have given a funny an- swer in geometry from the looks of the sophomores in this picture. Could be they just want to show off their good looks, At any rate, they are having a good time. Home Economics: Can't you just hear the “Ohs and Ahs of ad- miration for that doll baby! Plane Geometry: Wonder if Mr. Gardner ever found any- one with the right answer? ROW 1: Shirley Dickman, Martha Thie, Gloria Lloyd, Helen Wilhelm, Artie Colvin, ROW 2: Leo Ronnebaum, Violet Bergman, Patricia Schebler, Herman Kessens, ROW 3; Raymond Gibson, John Bloom, George Hartman, Ronald Abplanalp, Fred Scheele, ROW 4; Lawrence Tonges, John Wietlisbach, Joseph Cook, Walter Erxleben, ROW 1: Connie Parmer, Erma Hornig, Darlene Kessens, Rosemary Doll, Nancy Collins, ROW 2: Kenneth Niese, Gerald Cronin, Harold Gramman, John Schath, ROW 3; James Kruse, Bruce Miller, William Drockelman, Dennis Schrank, ROW 4: Ronald Raver, Eugene Niese, Arthur Reynolds, Robert Uphaus, ABSENT Ida Dirkhising Harold Effing George McDanial Dale Moller Raymond Grassman ROW 1; Betty Harpring, Mary Ann Bohman, Dolores Becker, Marilyn Ertel, ROW 2; John Baumer, Nancy Borgman, Dolores Kruthaupt, Richard Gardner, ROW 3: Dennie Meyer, Dale Moeller, Samuel Jewell, Ralph Goldsmith, ROW 4; Raymond Collins, James Coyle, Roger Hunt, Wendell Fullmer, James Werner, a y= Ga s. 58, a ad , ’e J wi . ad ae Ih gs ROW 1; Tania Decker, Wilma Flaspohler, Jean Bornemeier, Mary Lou Sarringhaus, ROW 2; Raphael Merkel, Roberta Ake, Kay Boehmer, Richard Fehlinger, ROW 3; Robert Dwenger, Fred Metz, John Eckstein, Harold Wilson, ROW 4 Robert Cartee, Charles Hazelwood, Carl Meyer, Ronald Wachsman, Wayne Klingworth, ta ie ’ SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: William Drockelman. . .President Dawrence Tonges.. . « +� «+ � « -� Secretary-Treasurer Richard Fehlinger . Vice President 31 A OQ WV as Health Safety: Why couldn't all those cute girls look toward the camera? Maybe they are bashful! Pictured are Freshman Health, Shop, and English classes. The freshmen all look so serious in these pictures one might think it was the day before initia- tion. Mr. Meyer must be taking his job seriously as he lectures the shop boys. Miss Wonning seems to enjoy her job as she discusses a language topic with her class, Miss Best appears a bit skeptical as she discovers how much her class has learned since yesterday's assignment. English: Doggone, they got the camera behind the girls again! That cameraman has got to be replaced, Shop; If we had more span we would have Mr. Meyer ex- plain his blackboard diagrams. ROW 1: Karen Lightner, Edith Merkel, Luella Litzinger, Judy Peters, Patsy Hess, ROW 2: Judy Hegwood, Mary Lou Moorman, Marsha Terrell, Donna Sue Mollaun, Shirley Moody, Audry Schene, Anita Calvin, Sandra Laws, Mary Lee Lampe, ROW 3; Paul Thie, James Fields, Dennis Simmermeyer, Willard Wallpe, Francis Merkel, Francis Effinger, Dick Gutzwiller, ROW 4: Steve Fehlinger, Jerome Niehoff, James Afterkirk, Carl Lamping, Thomas Lunsford, John Amberger, Uriel Werner, James Dragoo, ROW 5; Eugene Selke, Edgar Schelbler, William Housten, Daniel Wilson, Steve Abplanalp, Clifford Nordmeyer, Leon Sarringhaus, ABSENT Lois Collins Thelma Lamping Frank Walker Compliments of ENNEKING HOME APPLIANCE and MR. MRS. J.P. CURRIN 34 ROW 1: Mary Peters, Jeraldine Campbell, Carol Obermeyer, Betty Nickel, ROW 2: Martha Hannebaum, Jerilyn Schwier, Wanda Fields, Lois Hornig, Myra Green, Carolyn Cook, Gloria Lakamp, Coleen Collins, Jean Ziegler, ROW 3: Carrol Gramman, Ronald Meyer, Martin Hartman, Thomas Baumer, Mac Miller, Anthony Prickel, James Fledderman, ROW 4; Isham Allen, Robert Reverman, William Erxleben, John Glaub, Randall Young, Alvin Ison, Robert Siefert, ROW 5: Arlen Stirn, Thomas Decker, Joe Wessling, George Yohler, Kenneth Krinhop, Ross Siebert, Alphonse Lamping, FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS: George Yohler. . . . .President Uriel Werner . . . Vice President Patsy Hess. . . . . Secretary Marsha Terrell . . . Treasurer Compliments of FLODDER BROTHERS and FARMER'S FEED PRODUCE CO. 35 In the upper left corner we see Miss Marine and Miss Jordan eating crackers as their initiation stunt, Below, Mary Peters is reading her essay, Below that is Mr, Roth explaining his operation to B,H.S, And in lower left we find six freshmen dunking for apples, In the center are the couples of the three legged race--Betty, Joe, Sandy, Paul, Judy, Jerome, Gloria, and Alphonse, In the upper right hand corner are Jerilyn Schwier, Judy Hegwood, Mary Lee Lampe, and Patsy Hess ready to begin a penny race, Then we find Mr, Young reciting the alphabet backwards, Mary Calvin reads her prize essay, And last, but not least, Kenny Nordmeyer proposes to Callie Jewell as their senior initiation stunt, Compliments of NOBBY CLOTHING 36 Our Majorettes Darlene Kessens, Marty Doyle, Gloria Lloyd, Lenita Johnson, Patti Kile ROW 1: Betty Nickel, Jerilyn Schwier, Louella Scheele, Judy Hegwood, Marsha Terrell, Sandy Laws, Dorothy Wilson, Marty Doyle, Lois Hornig, Lenita Johnson, Sue Timmerman, ROW 2: Sherry Yorn, Alice Effinger, Martha Hannebaum, Marceda Wallpe, Deloris Thie, Kay Boehmer, Jean Fields, Darlene Kessens, Katie Wissel, Donna Mollaun, Audrey Schene. ROW 3; Boots Prentice, Marilyn Ertel, Mary Werner, Naoma Fields, Tania Decker, Carolyn Cook, Karen Lightner, Myra Green, Coleen Collins, Jean Ziegler, Thelma Lamping, Edith Merkel. ROW 4: Wilma Flaspohler, Ida Dirkhising, Edna Mae Zweige, Mary Lee Lampe, Patsy Hess, Esther Ertel, Hazel Bauer, Judy Siebert, Roberta Ake, Martha Thie, Mary Lou Sarringhaus, Mary Ann Bohman, Jean Bornemeier, Irma Hornig, Dolores Becker, Artie Colvin, Gloria Lakamp. ROW 5: Rosalie Siebert, Audrey Wallpe, Violet Bergman, Jean Saunders, Accompanist Darlene Walterman. ROW 1: Jean Saunders, Jerilyn Schwier, Sherry Yorn, Lenita Johnson, Marty Doyle, Marsha Terrell, Deloris Thie, Sandy Laws, Dorothy Wilson, Boots Prentice. ROW 2: Betty Nickel, Patsy Hess, Mary Lee Lampe, Edna Mae Zweige, Louella Scheele, Donna Mollaun, Martha Thie, Karen Lightner, Judy Hegwood, Sue Timmerman, Hazel Bauer. ROW 3; Judy Siebert, Rosalie Siebert, Audrey Wallpe, Violet Bergman, Mary Ann Bohman, Roberta Ake, Dolores Becker, Mary Lou Sarringhaus, Gloria Lakamp, Esther Ertel, Artie Colvin. ROW 4: Steve Abplanalp, Ronnie Wachsman, Bill Erxleben, Fred Scheele, Leon Sarringhaus, John Baumer, Bill Drockelman, Roger Hunt, Walter Erxleben, Lloyd Richter, Raymond Gibson, Bill Schrader, Bernie Stock, Harry Borchelt. ROW 1: Jerilyn Schwier, Sherry Yorn, Lenita Johnson, Marty Doyle, Marsha Terrell, Deloris Thie, Violet Bergman, Sandy Laws, Dorothy Wilson. ROW 2: Patsy Hess, Mary Lee Lampe, Edna Mae Zweige, Louella Scheele, Donna Mollaun, Martha Thie, Karen Lightner, Judy Hegwood, Sue Timmerman, Hazel Bauer, Esther Ertel. ROW 3: Betty Nickel, Judy Siebert, Rosalie Siebert, Mary Ann Bohman, Audrey Wallpe, Roberta Ake, Dolores Becker, Mary Lou Sarringhaus, Gloria Lakamp, Artie Colvin, Jean Saunders, Boots Prentice. ROW 1: Fred Scheele, Bill Erxleben, Leon Sarringhaus, Bill Drockelman, Lloyd Richter, Walter Erxleben, Bernie Stock, Harry Borchelt. ROW 2: Roger Hunt, Raymond Gibson, Ronnie Wachsman, Bill Schrader, Steve Abplanalp, John Baumer. i } , NAMES AS IF PRINTING t B”, STARTING AT LOWER LEFT CORNER: Mary Lee Lampe, Jean doll Nickel, Lois Koester, Violet Bergman, Darlene Waltermah, David Saunders, Danny Wilson, Bernie Stock, Ronnie Wachsman, Jack Lemasters, Lloyd Richter, Donnie Strobel, Sue Timmergfan, Louella Scheele, Dorothy Wilson, Fred Scheele, Johnny Bloom, Jean Saunders, Roberta Ake, Bill Erxleben, Roger Hunt, Alfred Smith, Leon Sarringhaus, Ross Siebert, Gayla Gardner, Martha Thie, Patsy Hess, Karen Lightner, Wendel. Fullmer, Jerilyn Schwier, Janice Schwier, Carolyn Cook, Dolores Becker, Judy Hegwood, Gloria Lakamp, Edna Mae Zweige, Nancy Collins. PON PU o'9: ill pity Student Council SEATED: Donna Mollaun, Judy Hegwood, Sue Timmerman, Tommy Baumer, Arlen Stirn, Ruth Moeller, Don Lightner, Lorraine Deffner, Mike Siefert. STANDING: Kay Boehmer, Violet Bergman, Mary Lou Sarringhaus, Roger Hunt, Mr. Brokamp, Mr. Frushour, Walter Erxleben, Ken Werner, John Witters, Jack Lemasters, i iM Wty Student Court: Jack Lemasters Don Lightner John Witters ROW 1; Vic Struewing, Wayne Siebert, Quirin Siefert, Lloyd Siebert, Paul Mang, Ken Nordmeyer, ROW 2; Mr, Andrew, Carl Federle, Bill Kellerman, Ronnie Luers, Charlie Dieckmann, Guy Ollier, Chuck Bentfield, Paul Schoettelkotte, Kenny Drockelman, Wilbur Schebler are members of the Diversified Cooperative Education Class, ROW 1: Judy Hegwood, Mary Lou Sarringhaus, Violet Bergman, Nancy Collins, Katy Wissel, Lenita Johnson, Lorraine Deffner, editor; Pat Kile, Jean Bornemeier, Naoma Fields, Roberta Ake, ROW 2: Miss Marine, Patsy Hess, Mary Lee Lampe, Sherry Yorn, Sue Timmerman, assistant editor; Janice Schwier, Juliann Schutte, Jean Saunders, Jerilyn Schwier, Don Strobel, Esther Ertel, Jerry Robinson, Louella Scheele, Boots Prentice, Marty Doyle, Connie Gauck, Mr, Young, Marty Doyle, Mary Werner, Naoma Fields, Dorothy Wilson, Bernice Lamping, Katy Wissel, Lorraine Deffner, ROW 1: Artie Colvin, Sandy Laws, Roberta Ake, Betty Nickel, Judy Hegwood, Marsha Terrell, Nancy Borgman, ROW 2: Jean Schene, Mary Ann Bohman, Miss Jordan, Jean Bornemeier, Shirley Dickman, On the stretcher: Darlene Kessens, ROW 1; Naoma Fields, Mary Ann Bohman, Roberta Ake, Violet Berg- man, Cecile Gander, Kay Boehmer, Louella Scheele, Judy Siebert, Gloria Lloyd. ROW 2: Mary Lou Sarringhaus, Nancy Collins, Dolores Becker, Mary Werner, Audrey Wallpe, Marty Doyle, Jean Bornemeier, Jean Fields, Donna Mollaun, Sandy Laws, Audrey Schene. ROW 3: Hazel Bauer, Jean Schene, Lenita Johnson, Gloria Lakamp, Miss Best. ROW 1; John Witters, Dick Moeller, Bill Schrader. ROW 2: Ruth Moeller, Sue Timmerman, Jean Saunders, Lorraine Deffner, Mary Hoegeman, Deloris Thie. ROW 3; John Hegewood, Mr. Frushour, Mr. Brokamp, Mr. Munchel, Darlene Walterman, Miss Wonning, Jack Lemasters, Jim Gibson, Don Lightner, Johnny Schroeder. 44 CLEAN SPEECH CLEAN CHOLARSHIP game ae ae Wee «y v7 ra te be : “A 7 % f y | hint ROW 1: Don Lightner, Martin Grossman, Don Voegel e, Ray Werner, Jim Wenning, Johnny Schroeder, Ronnie Simpson, Royce Salatin, Louie Firsich, Carl Federle, John Witters, ROW 2: Lloyd Richter, Albert Gross- man, Jim Cruse, Walter Erxleben, Dick Fehlinger, Ralph Goldsmith, Roger Hunt, Bill Drockelman, Ronald Raver, Bernie Stock. ROW 3: Mr. Reeves, John Hegwood, Pete Doyle, Dick Fichmer, Gary Robinson, Bob Bergman, Wayne Wehr, Ronnie Westerfeld, Jack Lemasters, ROW 1: Louie Firsich, Royce Salatin, Jack Lemasters, Lloyd Richter, Bill Cn’ Schrader, Ronnie Abplanalp. ROW 2: Don Lighmer, Alfred Smith, Roger IO is £ ( ' b Hunt, Pete Doyle, Bernie Stock, Dick Fichtner, Gary Robinson, George Voegele. ROW 3; John Witters, Ken Drockelman, Jerry Rennekamp, Bob Bergman, Elmer Goldsmith, Mr. Reeves, Mr. Meyer, Mr, Roth, Ken Werner, Vic Struewing, John Hegwood, Ray Werner. im? SEATED: Nancy Borgman, Marty Doyle, Artie Colvin, Gloria Lakamp, Karen Lightner, Myra Green, Coleen Collins, Carolyn Cook, Martha Thie. STANDING: Lois Homig, Patti McDaniel, Shirley Dieckman, Jean Ziegler, Mary Ann Bohman, Miss Jordan, Irma Hornig, Jean Fields, Sandy Laws, Donna Mollaun, Marceda Wallpe, Dolores Ziegler, Jean Schene, Coleen Camp- bell. ROW 1: Ronald Raver, Dick Moeller, Wayne Wehr, Martin Grossman, Bob Bergman, Bob Haskamp, Mr. Lea. ROW 2: David Wuesterfeld, Marty Hartman, Carl Lamping, Raphael Merkel, Herman Kessens, Arlen Stirn, Danny Wilson, Harold Wilson, Jerry Cronin, Tony Prickel, Francis Merkel, Paul Thie. ROW 3: Jerry Niehoff, George McDaniel, Eugene Selke, Uriel Werner, Dennis Schrank, George Hartman, Eu- gene Niese, Isham Allen, Jim Coyle, Dennis Meyer, John Wietlisbach, Billy Houston, Wayne Klingworth. ROW 4; Arthur Reynolds, Ray Collins, Charles Hazelwood, Frank Walker, Jim Kruthaupt, Ronnie Westerfeld, Jim Meyer, Jerry Meyer, Alphonse Lamping, Irvin Hartman. ROW 5: Jerry Lamping, Ken Werner, Ronnie Stirn, Elmer Gold- smith, Steve Abplanalp, Leon Sarringhaus. Golda Schutte, Janet Weber, Deloris Thie, Ruth Moeller, Juliann Schutte, Lenita Johnson, Hazel Bauer, Miss Jordan, Esther Ertel, Louella Scheele, Rosemary Doll, Lorraine Deffner, Darlene Walterman. Coach Paul Meyer had a successful season this year in his first year of coaching and will have a swarm of lettermen to form next year's team, 55 Schedule They Rushville 20 20 Sept. Brookville 6 Sept. 16 Cambridge City 14 Sept. Aurora 0 Sept. Greensburg 24 Oct. Morton Memorial 19 Oct. North Vernon 13 Oct. Lawrenceburg 13 Student Managers Walt Erxleben and John Dietz. It is their job to carry trunks, first aid supplies, and various other equipment and then pack it away again when all is said and done, Compliments of NEW POINT STONE COMPANY AND GIBSON THEATER Elmer ''Goldie'' Goldsmith Ken ''Steamboat'' Werner A scatting left halfback A pile-driving fullback The Fighting Victor Otter Struewing Bill ''Schrade Schrader An outstanding offensive guard An outstanding left tackle ee - 1 Gary ''Fritz'' Robinson George ''Georgie ' Voegele A hard-hitting halfback An outstanding right halfback Seniors of '56 Carl 'Greasy'' Grieshop Jerry ''Rennie' Rennekamp An end on defense and offense An excellent defensive guard Ken kisses Louella while her attendants look on with approval. The queen is surrounded by her court of two representatives from each of the three upper classes of high school. They are Boots Prentice and Ruth Theobald, Seniors; Dolores Ziegler and Ruth Moeller, Juniors; and Tania Decker and Mary Lou Sarringhaus, Sophomores. Homecoming Maxine Tekulve, last year's Homecoming Queen, crowns Louella Scheele, this year's queen, as Miss Scheele's attendants look on. Ken Werner, Bulldog captain, presents a bouquet of red roses to the new queen. Down You Goll! 55 Bulldogs � ee a eS ie Fae RAE! 3 AA FOOTBALL TEAM, ROW 1: Jim Meyer, Ronnie Westerfeld, Steve Fehlinger, Ross Siebert, Tony Prickel, Dick Gutzwiller, Willard Wallpe, Clifford Nordmeyer, Dick Fehlinger, Bill Erxleben, Larry Tonges. ROW 2: Walter Erxleben, Student Manager; Dick Fichtner, ‘Gary Robinson, Pete Doyle, Ronnie Abplanalb, Raymond Gibson, George Voegele, Roger Hunt, Bernie Stock, Uriel Werner, John Schath, Johnny Dietz, Student Manager. ROW 3: Mr. Reeves, Assistant Coach; Ken Werner, Don Lightner, Bob Bergman, Royce Salatin, John Witters, Jerry Rennekamp, Carl Grieshop, John Hegwood, Bill Schrader, Elmer Goldsmith, Ray Werner, Mr, Meyer, Coach. YELL LEADERS; Lenita Johnson, Boots Prentice, and Sherry Yorn, Coaches This was Mr. Roth's first year as basketball coach at B.H.S. and injuries plagued him and his players throughout the year. Mr, Reeves served as assistant coach and freshman coach, Thisis his third year at Batesville. We Nov. 11 Rushville 46 Nov. 18 Aurora 55 Nov. 22 Madison 54 Dec. Cathedral Dec. Lawrence Central Dec. North Vernon Dec. Lawrenceburg Dec. Brookville Jan, Brownstown Jan. Greensburg Jan. Aurora Jan. Lawrenceburg Jan. Vevay Jan. Versailles Feb. Silver Creek Feb. Hagerstown Feb. Knightstown Feb. Scottsburg Feb. Milan (Sectional) Student Manager George Voegele flips a ball to a Bulldog sharpshooter. A senior, he will receive his first letter as student Compliments of manager. THE SHIP AND POSKE HARDWARE COMPANY Mr. Reeves, Assistant Coach; Dick Fichtner, Gary Robinson, Don Lightner, John Hegwood, Lloyd Richter, Jack Lemasters, John Witters, Wayne Wehr, Jerry Rennekamp, Bob Bergman, Don Voegele, Mr, Roth, Coach. George Voegele, Student Manager. YELL LEADERS; Sherry Yorn, Boots Prentice, Lenita Johnson, Compliments of THAYER'S HATCHERY A. L. Lemasters The Senior Three Gary Robinson was injured playing Jerry Rennekamp, a forward and guard, did Jack Lemasters, the 6' 3 center for this football and missed most of the an especially fine job this year and was one year's Bulldogs, received his third letter season, The last two years, how- of the most improved players defensively, for playing on the Batesville five. Jack ever, his fine ball handling and He will be in line for another letter this did a fine job of rebounding defensively sharpshooting won him a regular year, it will be his third letter in basket- this year and was one of the leaders starting berth. Last year he was ball, offensively. one of the leading scorers. Our Team In Action The Bullpups ROW 1; Dolores Becker, Violet Bergman, and Tania Decker. ROW 2: John Eckstein, John Schath, Dick Fehlinger, Bruce Miller, Alton Gibson. ROW 3: Coach, Mr. Roth; Bill Drockelman, Ray Collins, Lloyd Richter, Roger Hunt, Student Manager, Walter Erxleben, The Freshman ROW 1: Judy Hegwood, Jean Fields, Marsha Terrell, ROW 2: Francis Effinger, Mac Miller, Danny Wilson, Kenny Krinhop, Bill Erxleben, Steve Fehlinger, Dick Gutzwiller. ROW 3: Mr. Reeves, Coach; Frank Walker, Leon Sarringhaus, Ross Siebert, Steve Abplanap, Cliff Nordmeyer, Walter Erxleben, Student Manager. 1955- °56 September 6 30 30 Bulldogs open football season--20-20 tie with Rushville, Fun ends and work beings with a new school year. C. R. Ramsden gives demonstration of electronic music, Senior reign tames Rhinies. Hazel Bauer elected Pumpkin Queen for B.H.S. B. H.S. Band attends University of Cincinnati High School Band Day. Photos for annual taken. '56 edition under way Bulldogs roll over Greensburg Pirates 24-0. October 6-7 ( 14 ] 2 26 28 November 27- 7-11 ll 23 23 Smiling faces of Seniors captured. Bulldogs add another win by 19-0 over Morton Memorial. End of first six weeks. New report cards broken in. Annual Junior-Senior girls football games. Sen- iors victorious. Louella Scheele crowned football queen. National Merit Scholarship Test taken by Seniors Teachers Convention--A long awaited vacation Education Week Bulldogs lose 54-46 to Rushville in the season opener. Inspirational talk by Rev. McClure. Thanksgiving vacation begins. Senior pitch-in supper. Success? ? December = 21 21 Junior Play production'Clementine' scores winning touchdown. Home for Christmas All School Dance sponsored by B-Men's and Hi-Y Clubs Calendar January 1 Beware boys !!! LEAP YEAR 3 Back to school 10 Batesville triumphant over Greenburg 45-44. 13 Bulldogs top Aurora 66-64. 19-20 Semester Exams!!! Judgment Day arrives!!! 19-21 F.F.A. sponsors Winter Festival February 15 Rhinies and basketball season, 17 Scottsburg ruins Senior night, defeats Bulldogs, 73-48 23-25 State tourney begins with sectional at Versailles. Bulldogs draw Milan Indians 24 Junior Program March 9 Sophomore Program 24 Hoosier Relays at Indiana University. 29 Easter message delivered. Spring is here and so is vacation. Hallelujah!!! April 3 Track season begins with match at North Vernon. 3 Vacation ends. Back to work for all. (Including teachers), 13 Freshman program. End of 5th six weeks. 14 Bulldogs vs. Hagerstown in lst golf match. 23 Fitzgerald novelty program. 27 Seniors present 'Lena Rivers’. May 11 Class Day. Students receive awards. 18 Prom 20 Baccalaureate 25 Graduation----Class of '56 now a memory. = The Hobgoblins Are Coming!!! It is a yearly tradition for the first four grades of the Batesville Public Grade School to parade through the high school on Hal- loween. Can you identify them? J. Cc. KING, Manacer INDIANA OFFICE SUPPLIES, INC. SALES REPRESENTATIVE 422 WALNUT ST. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS LAWRENCEBURG, IND. SALES - SERVICE - RENTALS - SUPPLIES PHONE; LAWRENCEBURG 731 ina ? Compliments of fe} Re ® THE FAIR STORE be pt Compliments of W. A, GUTZWILLER COMPANY Best Wishes to Class of 1956. F. O,. EAGLE'S NO, 1130 KOESTER'S DAIRY Homogenized Milk Pasteurized Products Batesville, Indiana Compliments of BATESVILLE HOME OUTFITTERS Compliments of Compliments of STEWART'S DRESS SHOP KELLERMAN'S FOOD STORE Compliments of Compliments of HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB ROMAN NOBBE COMPANY Compliments of BATESVILLE TELEPHONE CORPORATION NOBBE MOTOR SALES Your Automobile Dealer Phone 3625 Batesville, Ind. OLDSMOBILE JOHNNY'S TIRE SERVICE Best Deal in Ripley Co. John Sr. John Jr. Phone 3372 Batesville Member Telegraph Delivery Service. Flowers by wire anywhere-any time. We de- sign to please. ARTMIRE GREENHOUSES. Complete Floral Service. 212 N. Main St. Phone 2905 Batesville, Ind. OLDENBURG GARAGE Jos. B. Laudick-Emil A. Gehring Dodge-Plymouth-Dodge Trucks Oldenburg, Indiana Compliments of SIEBERT WELDING and REPAIR SHOP BATESVILLE SALES and SERVICE, INC. Ford Mercury Batesville, Ind. Phone 3345 JOBST -- SCHUMACHER Studebaker-Packard Sales Service Used Cars Bought-Sold-Traded Best Wishes to Class of ''1956 ' SCHULTZ'S DRUG STORE Compliments of DROCKELMAN HATCHERY Willis Drockelman Manager 5 Indiana Ave. Batesville, Ind. Compliments of MR, MRS. JOHN BEIHL CITIZEN'S SAVING and LOAN ASSOCIATION Serving this community since 1889 Member of Federal Home Loan Bank Batesville, Indiana wa’ ii} F = = = = = Compliments of Hillenbrand Industries Mr. Cartee fits ''Boots Prentice with a pair of new shoes while Marty, Rosalie, and Darlene await their turn in CARTEE’S SHOE STORE Compliments of BATESVILLE ABSTRACT CO. M. F. Bohland, Owner Compliments of WESTERFELD’S DAIRY and DAIRY BAR : a. MAP� aay 8 | Cecile Gander displays a new model Ferguson tractor at the BESSLER IMPLEMENT CO. Best Wishes to Class of ''56'' AMERICAN LEGION POST 271 Compliments of Everett Wilson F. J. Hoelker Batesville, Ind. - Oldenburg, Ind. representing STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES OF BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS Auto-Life-Fire HEE Patti, Darlene, and Jack look over a trade magazine before the fireplace in Romweber's showroom, Congratulations and best wishes to Class of ''56 UNION FURNITURE COMPANY Compliments of THE ROMWEBER INDUSTRIES Compliments of KILE‘S MOTOR EXPRESS TLe yond ..-=e ae Compliments of Compliments of THE WEILER CoO. PICKER FROZEN FOOD CENTER Quality Meats THE HERALD PUBLISHING CO. Compliments of Batesville, Indiana DUNLAP AND COMPANY Congratulations from GAMBLE'S Congratulations to The Friendly Store Class of ''56 Geo. L. Hess, Owner WESTERN AUTO 6 East Pearl St., Batesville, Ind. BATESVILLE MONUMENT WORKS Compliments of 109 N. Walnut St. AMERICAN CLEANERS Batesville, Ind. Compliments of CROCKY'S BURKHARDT'S GRILL T. V. Sales Service Soft Drinks and Batesville, Ind. Ice Cream Phone 3331 Compliments of Compliments of THE KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN ANNE'S Commandery 243 Batesville State Bank The Friendly Bank ' Since 1889 Batesville, Indiana Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Go All-Electric! No Fuss-No-Flame-No Worry Best Wishes to ''Class of 56'' PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. SHERMAN HOUSE Good, Low Cost Electric Service to More Than 700 Communities in 70 Counties in Indiana. The Annual Staff wishes to take this opportunity to thank Mr. Krider and S. R. WALSMAN Mr. Merz for their co-operation, INSURANCE AGENCY Compliments of Senior Au tyr tographs i Mm XL, ee, (3k Nellon., ee a bef Compliments of THE PHYSICIANS and DENTISTS ae AeepTore