Benjamin Bosse High School - Legacy / Spirit Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1951 volume:

Benjamin Bosse High School Evansv The School Spirit - Vol. LV - Number 15 ille, Indiana Entered as second-class matter November 30, 1926 at the post office at Evansville, Indiana, under the act of March 3, 1897. ' A The Senior Edition of 1951 wishes to extend its ap- preciation to Mr. Melvin Bertram and the boys in the Print Shop for their advice and assistance, and to The School Spirit stall and all the others who contribut- ed their time so generously to help compile this rec- ord of our class. ' editor carol schlamp assistants doris schoene jane allen ad managers mm 'ea sylvan weingarten assistant helen Otto photographer eddie wheeler gf 1 '-1: 1 - T -1.-' S '5F'12'f:':+z55 ' 1 -.H -- ' 'vu-'AQ -1 . , ,:4 r ' i.- .' - 1 -K , . .,., -, ,- . . , :V , V 14 Nw -v . , , , -.A Lg.: , -. .L ,' P N, . 4 f --. ... W 413-Q? 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Cain- ing valuable experience as principal of Wheeler Grade School and Culver Grade School, Mr. Dudley entered our Bosse family circle well-equipped with a keen faculty for understanding and working with young people. Further proof of his ability for leadership may be found in the fact that Mr. Dudley was president of the local Rotary Club last year. He also held the position of director of elemen- tary education. Affairs of the upstairs ofhce, includ- ing the problems of student pro- grams, absenteeism and discipline were eiliciently supervised by Adrian Meadows, our assistant principal. Discounting those few instances when necessity demanded that he adminster some fomi of discipline, memories of our dealing with Mr. Meadows will always furnish us with pleasant reflections. We felt quite free to seek audience with our as- sistant principal at any time, upon any matter. Most frequently we turned to Mr. Meadows when problems of con- fiicting schedules confronted us. It was he who made certain that we were aware of all graduation require- ments and that we worked toward meeting them. Our personal problems received the special attention of our guidance counselor, Ralph Mayes, who helped us End the best paths to follow. Sewing as general advisor and ad- ministrator of our student govem- ment program, Mr. Mayes worked tirelessly, setting before us sugges- tions and ideas which proved bene- ficial to the entire student body. Many of us will cherish happy memories of hours we spent with Mr. Mayes working as student assistants. For others the memories will be of aptitude tests, friendly chats on vo- cations, scholarship applications, or that confusing question, Where shall I go to college? 4 In an atmosphore of cordial wannth with which she furnished her ollice, feminine affairs of our student body were handled by Miss Ena Long, dean of girls. Students merely encountering her in their regular course of high school activities found Miss Long genuinely interested in their well-being and had confidence in her guidance and judgment. Through the Girls Club Council, of which she was sponsor, many of us came to know our dean of girls intimately. Also concemed with the various extra-curricular activities at Bosse, she made general arrange- ments for ECA clubs, checked their attendance and encouraged students to participate in club activities. 4 f l Always helping us through our problems, consistently going out of their way for our good were our sponsors, Mrs. Eleanor Gregory and Herman Keller. All of our class proiects were successful due to their hard work. Never was there a time when they weren't willing to help guide us through our problems and help us carry out our ideas. Their consideration will long be remembered because they helped make our years at Bosse something to hold in our hearts forever. Our faculty exceeded all others. Through four years of high school we struggled, many times falling, but always with their aid we retraced our steps. Our friends, not just instructors, would be a better label for our faculty. They helped us when- ever they could with our studies and also with our outside activities. lVe won't forget our new principal, David Dud- ley, or Mr. Charles McClary and his scirmishes with the athletic funds. We looked to our faculty for guidance, and we found them always ready to help. MISS MIRIAM AGNEW - teaches English, Biblical literature . . . sponsors Junior Eti- quette Club . . . takes her gar ening ser- iously, raises many roses. LEE ALBIN - teaches English . . . as- sistant football coach . . . co-sponsor of Football Club . . . freshman basketball coach . . . enioys all spam, particularly hunting and fishing . . . likes to travel. MISS LEONILA BADGER - teaches Span- ish, English . . . eo-sponsor of Pep Club . . . likes music, cottee, high school kids . . . an ardent record collector. AUGUST BANKO - Gus . . . social studies department . . . would like to meet Bing Crosby, has three daughters .. . tennis coach . . . sponsors Spectator Sports Club . . . does retereeing in his spare time. f- qnff they beat out their brains trying to beat into ours Moments of relaxation were few and far between for our homeroom teachers. There were times when they decided that we weren't doing our best, but things always seemed to work out. The kind, helpful and guiding hands of Mrs. Eleanor Gregory, William Couch, Herman Keller, Arvil Kilpatrick, and Bill Russler, were always there when we needed them. Woodrow Pemberton, Mrs. Theresa Dru're, john Schrodt, Melvin Bertram, Miss jane Brenner, Larry Iohnston, Miss Virginia Bronnenkant, and Miss Lida Lamar were also behind us. HOLLIE BEDWELL - teaches mechanical drawing . . . remembers Bossa way back when . . . hunting fan. MELVIN BEHTRAM - ML Bert . . . print shop advisor . . . saves Tm-: Scrroor. SPIRIT from utter rack and ruin at dead- line time . . . founder of Bossa chapter of Quill and Scroll . . . 'a handy man with a hunting ritle. PHILIP BEVERLY - Kentucky Colonel . . . favors a southern drawl . . .head ot physical education department. MISS MARION BRADLEY - teaches clerical practice, business . . . sponsors Senior Etiquette Club . . . likes hard- working, well-mannered students . . . en- ioys eating, dancing, going to movies. 5 , ..,,,, MISS JANE BRENNER - had most ot us in her biology classes as sophomores . . . heads the Bosse Beauty Booster . . . raises plants to sell for gifts. MISS VIRGINIA BRONNENKANT - Miss B, Honey . . . instructs future home- makers in the art of cooking . . . sponsors Y-Teens. Knitting Club . . . likes to sing with her honeys, knit nrgyles . . . blows up stoves trying out new recipes. CURTIS BROYVN - teaches general shop . . . sponsors Movie Operators' Club . . . quite the ladies man . . . likes to read, bowl, play cards and go on camping trips. MRS. VIRGINIA CAPPS - teaches typing . . . came from Reitz in middle of year . . . likes those wonderful out-of-this-worlcl typists who never make mistakes . . . en- joys going to basketball and football games. ROBERT CARITHERS - Barge Foot . . . teaches history . . . splonsors Auto Club . . . one of Miss B's oneys . . . likes to travel, meet people, play bad piano, study figures. JOE CELANIA - instructs A lot of future famous radio stars . . . sponsors I-li-Y Club . . . can he heard over a local station doing color announcing at sports events . . . favorite expression is chickopee. MISS EMILY COMES - teaches English and art . . . sponsors Junior Y-Teens and Handicraft Club . . . has an interest in the business department . . . fonner big wheel at Bosse. WILLIAM COUCH - instructor of history . . . great baseball enthusimt . . . tells stories about the Indians in South Dakota . . . likes to travel, work in garden. MISS LENORE CUPP - Dixie . . . teaches speech, dramatics . . . Bossc's Bem- hardt . . . founder of Bosse Thespian So- ciety . . . can be seen pulling out her hair at play time. MRS VESPER ANNE DODD - instructor of English . . . active in sorority work . . . sponsors Sophomore Etiquette Club . . . likes to read. MISS ALLENE DOVVNEY - head of girls' sports de artment . . . sponsors Gym Leaders' Club and C. A. A .... enjoys traveling . . . likes to go horseback riding. MHS. THERESA DURRE - teaches busi- ness . . . sponsor of Future Business lVomen of America . . . a camera bug . . . enjoys working in her garden. MRS. HELEN EMERSON - homemaking department . . . s onsors Junior Red Cross . . . enioys reading, traveling, cooking, sewing . . . likes to play with her two daughters. MISS DOROTHY ERSKINE - mathematics department . . . takes charge of cum laude and Scholarship B . . . a resident of New- burgh . . . likes to garden, read, knit. MRS. BARBARA FEISTEL - secretary in assistant principal's ollice . . . likes her student help . . . enjoys keeping house for her husband. , JAMES FOWLER - a newcomer to the faculty . . . teaches in the business depart- ment . . . co-sponsor of Yell Leader's Club . . . another shutterbug. ROBERT GATFERER - Herr Gatterer . . . instructor of German . . .V chapcrones trips to student council conventions . . . a connosieur of good food. GEORGE GOERLITZ - Gorgeous George . . . teaches biology . . . keeps the athletic equipment from wandering olf . . . enjoys sports, especially the grunt and groan pro- fession. ROBERT GOUGH - teaches business, edu- cation . . . sponsors Future Retailers' Club . . . lives in Mt. Vemon . . . likes sports, particularly hunting and fishing. JAMES GRAHAM - ButterlJall . . . teaches physical education, health and safety' . . . head man of the Bosse football team . . . sponsors Football Club . . . coach of baseball team. MRS. ELEANOR GREGORY - instnxctor of history . . . senior class sponsor . . . efficiency plus . . . likes music, modem art . . . enjoys the out-of-doors. MRS. DONNA JEAN GRUBBS - commer- cial department . . . a great sports fan . . . used to manage bookstore . . . left in December to get married. MRS. EVELYN HATFIELD - teaches business . . . another newcomer . . . likes to teach typing and shorthand . . . enjoys sewing- and cooking. RICHARD HYATT- Maestro . . . choral director . . . enjoys listening to and play- ing music . . . directs the operettas and music talent days . . . likes to make vocal arrangements, swim and sail. PAUL JENNINGS - mathematics depart- ment . . . likes bowling and all sports . . . sponsor of Yell Leader's Club and Pep Club . . . spends spare time in teachers' association doing organization work. LARRY JOHNSTON - L. J. - Little Caesar . . . leads bantl and orchestra . . . Twirling Club sponsor . . . likes boxer dogs, students with ambition . . . enjoys planning tricky band formations, reading psychology and philosophy books. HENRY KELL - Hank . . . history de- partment . . . likes Italian food and stu- dents who prepare to discuss in class . . . coaches Debate Team . . . enjoys garden- ing, reading and stamp collecting . . . past lerfntorary member of Musto:-he Owners' u . HERMAN KELLER - Hemi the Germ . . . teaches physical education . . . couch of Bosse net crew . . . strong, silent type . . . senior class advisor. ARVIL KILPATRICK - Little Arvie . . . teaches math . . . likes everybody and everything . . . sponsor of Basketball Club . .i1. likes every sport known . . . friendly sm e. HARRY KING - Harricd Harry . . . friendly . . . likes to talk . . . risks life daily while teaching prospective drivers the art of keeping alive . . . past basketball coach . . . fiend for sports. MISS LIDA LAMAR - teaches English classes . . . likes to teach and keep house . . . enjoys reading during spare time . . . hails from Boonville, Indiana. ROY LONG - teaches math . . . school treasurer . . . came to Bosse in 1945 from the Navy . . . idol of freshmen girls . . . likes math, good food, sports, reading and gardening. CHARLES McCLARY - Mac . . . in- structor of chemistry . . . business manager of athletic ollice . . . keeps a constant vigil over the grassiest gridiron this side of Notre Dame. MISS BERNICE McCUTCI'IAN - teaches moth . . . likes flowers and hnndicraft . . . enjoys reading and sewing . . . sponsor of Handicraft Cluh . . . collects- African Vio- lets. MRS. SUZETTE MCGILL - school librarian . . . likes to travel and attend the theatre :uid opera . . . enjoys reading. MRS. MARGARET E. MANN - Social Studies department . . . plans field trips, tours . . . likes to travel, play bridge and watch sports . . . enjoys reading good historical novels and diaries. CHARLES R. MAY - instructor in electric shop . . . likes to lish, read, do church work. MRS. MARLENE MCDONALD - secretary in athletic ollice . . . 1950 graduate of Bosse . . . left in middle of year to get married. RAY MILLER - teaches industrial arts . . . sponsor of Locker Club . . . likes movies, sports . . . enjoys traveling. ALFRED MURRAY - head of social studies department . . . teaches American problems, phychology . . . freshmen counselor. MRS. GEORGIA NORDHAUS - Nursie . . . patches up sore knees and scratched elbows . . . occupies time with family and housework . . . mother of two boys . . . likes sports . . . enjoys reading, listening to favorite radio programs. MISS GRACE OSSENBERG - Gracie . . . teaches French and Spanish . . . Student Council sponsor . . . ikes to baby sit with niece and nephew . . . enjoys ginltrlering with her car and eating good oo . , WOODROW PEMBERTON - Woody . . . possesses wavy, raven locks . . . friendly . . . sponsor of Audio-Operators' Clog . . . likes fishing, photography, elec- tro cs. MISS MARGUERITE POHLE - instructor of Latin . . . made all of us Latin students read mythology books every week . . . likes to sow, travel. MORRIS RILEY - teaches aghysical edu- cation . . . stay: here only h a day . . . teaches at Central the other half. WILLIAM RUSSLER - Wild -Bill . . . past football star at Evansville College . . . teaches history, health and safety , . . likes sports . . . glad hand for everybody . . . possesses blond crew cut. MISS IANET ST. CLAIR - Red . . . secretary in pr-incipal's odice . . . likes to eat . . . collects handkerchiefs . . . enjoys reading for pastime . . . friendly. MRS. MARTHA SCHMADEL - teaches gym . . . likes chocolate, applies, walking in the rain . . . sponsor of Gym Leaders' Club, G. A. A. . . . enjoys sports and mystery stories. any as ' I M Ill JOHN SCHRODT - Uncle John . . . teaches journalism . . . puts up with han-ied reporters and edgy editors . . . likes to photogra h things . . . admires ambitious and hard, working students. CHARLES SCHUERGER - teaches history . . . Shorty . . . models exclusive numbers in ties, socks and sports jackets . . . enjoys good music, traveling, reading . . . Esquire Club sponsor . . . collects records and does interior decorating. ARNOLD SCHWENGEL - science de- partment . . . enjoys listening, problem solving and working around home . . . treasurer of Teachers' Credit Union . . . likes to scout and hike. EVERETT SMITH - teaches math . . . likes golf. bridge and bowling . . . sponsor of Slide-Rule Club . . . specializes i.n funpcy and unusual stories . . . enjoys scout wor . MAX SMITH - teaches gym . . . sponsor of Photography and Track Clubs . . . was track star at Purdue in his college days - - - likes Suns, target shooting . . . is an amateur photographer. MERRILL SNETHEN - Sleepy . , , teaches art . . .D likes to sit in the shade . . . abstract painter . . . pictures on dis- play at various showings throughout the na ion. MISS HELEN STOUTENBOROUCH - teaches English . . . likes to travel and teach advanced composition . . . Future gxgchggswlmAroerrg:-wsipsgsor . . . enjoys Miss EDNA v1NsoN - Vinny . , , frrondlg smile for all . . . teaches math . '. . tudent Council sponsor . . . super- VISBSA the Book Store , . . likes plays reading. sports, cooking. ' MRS. HELEN WEBER - 'al - Fartment . . . activities tickgjndixfrfdfdr .cle. tikes lirtoys and girls, people, Bowers, pho- ailgpsgamtgryelmg . . . Senior Etiquette Miss CAROLYN WILLS- Gabby . teaches homo economics . . . likes playing bflf-'lla Md g0ing to Chicago to see new PPWS - - . sponsor of National Honor So lfglrzzilig- Rezrajoys all sorts of traveling . . Miss KATHERINE wu.1.s - taught shorthand . . . was a coed at Indiana University last year for A brush-up course . . . was recalled to the Womens Army MISS IRENE WOODS - head of English department . . . spent her Christmas va- cation reading stacks of term papers . . . active in American Association of Univer- sity Women . . . likes gardening. MISS MARIORIE ZEHR - teaches En lish . . . likes dogs . . . owns tive of them . . . enjoys metal working. iewelry making and knitting. Busy with the grading of papers and the work of committees, Miss Lois Mueller, instructor of Latin and English, failed to have her photograph taken. 7 ag-v llt IMGHZOIMGIM We, the class of 1951, wish to dedicate this Senior Edition to Ierry King Margedant, our fellow classmate who passed from this life on May 13, 1951. - jerry was known as a boy full of joyful living, full of unceasing energy and blessed with a co-operative spirit that made him the leader he was. It was this spirit, which he possessed, that made him such an active participant in the activities of the Hi-Y, the Pep Club, orchestra, Senior Talent Day and swimming. Every student or teacher who came in contact with Ierry's friend- ly smile felt some small portion of his radiant personality. He had that something which many people strive a lifetime to gain, the ability to make friends. I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead. He is just away. NVitl1 a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land. And left us dreaming how very fair It needs must be since he lingers there. And you - O you, who with wildest yeam For his old-time step and the glad return- Think of him faring on, as dear In the love of there as the love of here, Think of him still as the same, I say, He is not dead - he is just awayli' 8 1 111 I seniors tor their outstanding traits most intelligent rita stuart don bailey done most for seniors jerry baugh caroline lukens best looking jim hardesty martha wilson most sincere patty slyker paul rodeman 10 ' Y we votecl these superlative , .,-.v N . 1 XX. B ! friendliest chuck calhoun barbara trockman sheldon breskow most likely to succeed most popular caroline lukens martha wilson don bailey bill gilmore best musicians danny stiles 'joanne cluvall best artists janis perzold jim welborn 11 these four seniors guided us through our last semesters Loaded with senior headaches, Don Bailey handled well the duties of senior class president along with his s other many activities. Don earned Scholarship B, Scarlet and Cray and Committee of One throughout his high school career. He was initiated into the National Honor Society in his junior year. Be- sides being elected as senior presi- dent, he also served as sophomore president. He was an active member of Student Council being chainnan of Building and Grounds committee and a member of the Control board. His team buddies elected him foot- ball captain after he had played on the varsity squad team for three years. He also participated in track and received two varsity letters. Don plans to attend college and may enter into minsterial work. Pete Salm, a member of VVoodrow Pembei-ton's homeroom, served as treasurer of the 1951 Senior Class. Pete was on Committe of One for three years and received Scarlet and Gray for four years. As a freshman he served on the freshman party com- mittee and was master of ceremonies for the sophomore party. Pete plays the alto saxophone in the band and also acts as first lieutenant. He is a member of the Legislative com- ' mittee of the Student Council. Pete appeared in freshman, junior and senior Talent Days. He also served on the talent selection committee for Senior Talent Day. we cfzade gaacfleacfead... In all the rush of our many senior activities led by the senior offi- cers, we must not forget those who headed our class in former years. W'hen we were freshmen the student council used us as guinea pigs to try out the idea of campaigning in class elections. We chose Richard Klipsch, presidentg Bob L. Campbell, vice presidentg Caro- line Lukens, secretary, and Lewis Plane, treasurer, to worry with the freshman party and other activities during that first hard year. The next year we let Don Bailey bear the burdens of the sopho- more party and elected Tom Bea as vice-president. This time Caro- line and Lewis traded jobs as he became secretary and she took over the money matters. More recently, jerry Baugh presided over our junior class, assisted by vice-president Don Basler, secretary Paddy Richter and treasurer Betty. Nelson. Their job was a little harder than that of their predeg cessors, because they had the duty of running our first talent day and prom. 12 Martha Wilson, who is active through- out school, kept the records for our senior class. Martha has received Scholarship B, Scarlet and Gray and Committee of One and is a member of the Na- tional Honor Society. She has also been an active member of the Student Council. At all the athletic events, Martha could be seen leading the yells. As a senior, she was crowned football queen and was a football queen at- tendent in her junior year. Her home- room selected her to be ilower girl at Commencement last year. Martha was a member of a quartet which participated in hoth junior Talent Day and Senior Talent Day and she was also talent selecting committee chairman for Senior Talent Day. William Schmidt, a member of Her- man Keller's homeroom, served as vice-president of the 1951 graduating class. Bill has been a recipient of Scar- let and Cray, Committee of One, and Scholarship B. He was made a member of the National Honor Society in his senior year. Bill spent most of his time practicing and playing base- ball. He eamed his varsity letter as second baseman. A varsity letter was also awarded him in tennis. He takes an active part in the Methodist Youth Federation of his church of which he is President. He also works in the district and sub- district federation. , s 'gs i y 1 WILLIAM AGNEW - Aggie . . . Me- chanic Arts . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Grny . . . Black and Gray . . . Junior Band . . . president of Movie Operators' Club . . . Rotary Club award . . . likes work and sports . . . will work or go to college. DONALD ALBIN - Committee of One . . . Scxulet and Gray . . . Student Council . . . freshman, varsity football letters . . . likes to hunt und travel . . . plans to be- come n petroleum engineer. GERALD ALLEN - Ierry . . . Outdoor Sportsman Club . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . Football Club . . . likes to watch ull sports . . . plans to join the service. RONALD ALLEY - Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Choir . . . Outdoor Sportsman Club . . . Football Club - . . likes to hunt, travel and draw . . . plans to be- come a commercial designer CAROLYN ALLSMILLER - Ania . . . National Honor Society . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet und Gray . . . Thespians . . . Choir let- ter . . . GAA pin, sweater . . . I-feens . . . GAA president. secretary . , . Gym Lenders' Club president . . . presi- dent of homeroom . . . Commencement Bower girl . . . will attend college. ROSALIE AREND - Rose . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . GAA pin . . . Dancing Club . . . Knitting Club . . . Handicraft Club . . . Future Retail Club . . . likes to dance, travel and listen to radio . VVILMA ANN ARMSTRONG - Ci2zly . . . Scholarship B , . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Choir . . . Community Singing Club . . . Handicraft Club . . . Knitting Club . . . Senior Etiquette Club . . . decoration committee for Holiday Reception . . . likes to watch basketball . . . plans to work. BETTYE JO ARNOLD - Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Twirling Club . . . secretary-treasurer of Etiquette Club . . . likes to dance, swim . . . plans to work. CLIFTON ASHBY - Corky . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Yell Leader . . . Movie Operators Club . . . Outdoor Sportsman Club . . . Yell Lenders' Club . . . likes horseback rid- ing, swimming, ranching and skating . . . plans to farm. SHIRLEY BALDING - National Honor Society . . .Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray , . . second page cu-editor of '1'1-is Sci-tool. SPm1'r . . . Student Council . . . Student Service committee . . . basketball mnid-of-honor . . . president of homeroom . WILBERT LEE BALLARD - Sonny . . . Mechanic Ars . . . Black and Gray . . . Thespinns . . . Red Cross . . , Model Airplane Club . . . Hi-Y . . . likes to drive trucks nncl hunt . . . will continue to work. DONALD BALSER - Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Tx-is SCHOOL Srmrr staff . . . Quill and Scroll . . . chainnan of Student Council Legislative committee . . . personnel lieutenant of band . . . Choir . . . freshman basketball manager . . . vice-president of junior class . . . will go to college. BETTY I. BARR - Bur . . . mailing head of Tl-IE SCHOOL Svmxr . . . Quill and Scroll . . . GAA pin, sweater . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . Gym Leaders' Club . . . Knitting Club . . . likes to paint pictures, participate in sports . . . plans to travel. JERRY BAUGH - National Honor Soci- ety . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scuoor. Srmn' stall . . . Erasi- dent of Thcspiaus . . . Quill und croll . . . ehnjmmn of Building and Grounds committee of Student Cmmcil . . . lieu- tenant of bnncl . . . Debate Team . ROSELYN BAUGH - Rosie . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Gym Lender . . . Etiquette Club . . . ticket committee for junior and Senior Proms . . . Student Council Service committee . . . enjoys church, singing, playing pinno, organ . . . VIRGINIA BECKER - Nose . . . Sear- let and Gray . . . secretary in Sophomore Etiquette Club . . . enjoys dancing, cook- ing, swimming . . . plans to go to college. MICHAL BENDER - Mike . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Handitrraft Club . . . Future Business Women of America . . . likes square dancing, social dancing . . . will work in Chicago. DIANE BENTLEY - Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Grny . . . Pep Club . . . Puppet Club . . . Iunior Red Cross Club . . .Junior and Senior Prom committees , . . Senior Talent Dny , . . likes to swim . . . will attend college. SHARON BISHOP - Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . GAA pin . . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . president of Handicraft Club . . . Gym Lender . . . Gym Lenders' Club . . . Commencement flower gurl , . . Senior Talent Dny mak- up committee . DWIGHT BORUM - Boronski . . . Scarlet nnd Gray . . . freshmen, reserve, varsity basketball letters . . . freshmen, varsity truck letters . . . Basketball Club . . . Track Club . . . likes to plxly bas- ketball, run track, flirt with girls . . . plans to go to college. JOAN BOSSE - C 'tt , f O Stutlent Council . llmwbligirolettgr? preside-nt. of Future Teachers' Club . . . V109-President, program chnimmn of Eti. quette Club . .. . secretary of Building and Grormds committee . . . Student Control Board 1 . . monitor . . . office assistant . . . will attend college. PAUL RICHARD BOSSE - S ' . . . Committee of One . . .cggalilzlugng gray . . . Outdoor Sportsman Cl ookstore . . . likes to collect firearms . . . wants to become a geologist. ub... WlLLIAM BOSSE - Bill . . SNP B . . . Committee of One . Sclgalar- let and Gray . . ...likes to sleeifaridcggt Legion- Plans to your the French Foreign ELAINE BOURDEAUX - --you Committee of One . . . Scarlet and' di-ay: - -A . Student Council . . . GAA pin Etiquette Club . . . Gym Leader .G .. 2:x5dic5:2pClub . .vjilgike-it tad swim, hike. Biblg Insmmlel . . a en Milwaukee DON E. BOYLES - B' scholafihfl? B . . . Thespifnslletl . -Clioir . . . Basketball Club . . . Football Club . . 4. Qresldent of Esquire Club . . . head irgliangnf YNOIBKOI . . . hall monitor . . . :or nent ny... ' ds' Prom decoration coininitggslor an emo: HARQPD WAYNE BREDENKAMP - Bebe . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . fresh- man football . . . freshman basketball letter . . I. freshman, varsity truck leggefs ' ' - .VUSWY tenrus . . : homeroom presi- dent in freshman and junior years . . . plans to enter college. Sl-lELDON ALAN BHESKOW - Scholar- slup B . . . Student Council . . . Choir . . . Esquire Club secretary . . . chair. man, Junior Prom decoration committee . . . chtunnan, Senior Talent Day publici- TY committee . . . Senior Pmm decoration committee . CERALDINE BROYVN - Gerry . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Gym Leaders' Club . . . likes to swim, play badminton and stay home . . . plans to stay married. MARIANNEQ BROWN - Scarlet and Gray . . . Knitting Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . Senior Talent Day make-up commit- tee . . . likes to play piano, dance, go to the show . . . will enter nurses' training. MAHLENE BROWN - Poppy . . . Yen Leaders' Club . . . Junior Red Cross . . . Senior Etifgiette Club . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Pep lub . . . likes to swim, dance, tnlk andhlonf . . . plans to enter nursing or work in Chicago. VVAYNE BROWNING - January graduate . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Auto Club . . . likes to sing, Plan houses . . . plans to enter college for two years. JOAN BUGG - Bug . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Twirling Club , . . Puppet Club . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Etiquette Club . . . likes to travel, design dresses, sleep and eat . . . plans to attend Indi- ana University. LINDA BURR -- Scarlet and Gray . . .v ' Junior Red Cross treasurer . . . plans to attend college. JOHN BUSHEY - john . . . Commit- teo of Ouc . . . Scarlet antl Gray . . . Advanced Cniut-ra Club secretary . . . Esquire Club . . . Auto Club . . . Pe Club . . . likes to go bout riding ang swimming, plnns to go to college. CHUCK CALHOUN - Chuckens . . . Committee of One . . . Scart-t and Cray . . . freshman bnsketbull . . . basketball letter . . . Buskethall Club . . . Pep Club committees . . . junior Prom committee . . . vnrsity basketball . . . likes to swim, dance and listen to the radio . . . will go tu college. IACK R. CALLENDER - fucken . . . Committee of One , . . Scar et and Gray . . . Bnnrl . . . Orchestra . . . likes to swim, dance, go with girls . . . plans to join the Navy. JAMES ALEXANDER CAMMACK - 1irn . . . Student Council . . . president of freshman homeroom . . . reshman party committee . . . Basketball Club . . . Pep Club . . , monitor . . . likes to pluy all sports . . .plans to attend Indiana University. JAMES CAMPBELL - 'iC0ok . . . Scarlet und Grny . . . Outdoor Sportsman Club . . , Auto Club . . . likes to play bas- ketball and baseball . . . pluns to join the Navy if not drafted. ROBERT A. CAMPBELL - Boop-B00p- De-Da . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . varsi- ty football . . . reserve basketball letter . . . Basketball Club . . . Football Club . . . likes to swim, dance nnd ride horses . . . plans to attend Evansville College. , ROBERT L. CAMPBELL - Bo . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Sci-root. SPIRIT . . . Student Council . . . freshman, reserve basketball letters . . . vice-president of Freshmen class . . . junior Prom decoration committee . . . talent selecting committee for Senior Talent Day . PATRICIA ANN CARTER - Pat . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Girls' Handicraft Club . . . Knitting Club . . . Future Retailers' Club . . . likes to swim, dance and knit . . . plans to work. DOTTI CARTVVRIGHT - Eyes . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Band . . . Knitting Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . committee for Senior Talent Day . . . Student Coun- cil . . . likes to dance, sing und play the piano . . . will enter college. PATRICIA LOU CARTWRIGHT - Pat . . . Scarlet uud Grny . . . Etiquette Club . . . Future Retailers' Club . . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . Pep Club , . . Knitting Club . . . likes to dance, skate and swim . . . plans to work. IOYLENE CATRON - Icy . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . president of Future Business Women of America . . . Maid-of-honor at 1950 foot- ball crowning . . . Commencement flower girl . . . Bnsketball queen attendant . . . secritary of Knitting Club . . . plans to WUI' . WILLIAM CHAGLE - Chughoc . . . January graduate . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Outdoor Sportsman Club . . . Radio Club . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . Auto Club . . . likes to sleep, eat and make money . . . plans to work. ROBERT M. CHAMBERS - Little Worm . . . January graduate . . . Sclroor. Svxnrr . . . Quill an Scroll . . . Basket- ball Club . . . Truck Club . . . Movie Operators' Club . . . likes archery . . . plans to enlist in service. JACK IGISSLER CHASTAIN - D'Artag- nan . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of Ons . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Thx- pians . . . Student Council . . . varsity cross country team . . . freshman track letter . . . varsity track letter . . . Slide Rule Club . . . Track Club . HELEN ANNE CHIVIAN - Chivs . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee oi One . . . Spirit news editor . . . Thespian secretary . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Or- chestra . . . Junior and Senior Talent Days . . . Junior Prom ticket committee . . . Pep Club . IVAN CHRISTMAS - Committee of One . . . Camera Club . . . Outdoor Sports- man Club . . . vice-president of Hi-Y Club . . . likm to swim, hunt nncl drive convertibles . . . plans tn work. BEVERLY COBB - 'tCorny . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Yell Lenders' Cluli . . . Senior Etiquette' Club . . . likes to play the pitum. swim . . . pluns to work. IEANETTE COBB - Nut . . . Scaflvt :mtl Gray . . . Knitting Club . . . Pep Club . . . Community Players . . . Eti- quette Club . . . like-5 to dnucc, attend shows, travel . . . plans to uttt-ntl husiuess college. ROBERT YOUNGER COLEMAN - Bob . . . Committee oi One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . , Spirit cxuionuist . . . Tliespmns . . . viceepresident of Student Council . . . Debate 'R-mu . . . Junior, Senior Talent Days . . . 'l'i'uck . . . likes tu nr- gue, fence, paint . . . plains to study law. IULIA COLVIN - Tooth- . . , Scholar- ship B . . . Committee ot' One . . . Thespinns . . . Choir . . . Gym Leader . . . Music Club . . . junior Red Cross . . . Junior. Scnior Tnlent Days . . . Sen- ior Prom committee . . . Dean's ollice . . . Y-Teens . . . plame to go to college. ELDON COMSTOCK - Committee of One . . . Scurlot und Gray . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . likes to loaf amd get paid for it. MARY CRAlL CONNER - National Hon- or Societv . . . Scholarship B . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scrroor. Sruur Stal! . . . Thespiuns . . . Student Council S0- cinl committee . . - Choir . . . Etiquette Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Junior Prom king mid queen committee . . . gunior, Senior Talent Days . . . will ntten college. BEN COOKSEY-Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Grny . . . Black and Gray . . . attended Mechanic Arts. HERBERT LEROY COX - Sebastian . . . january graduate . . . Scurlet and Gray . . . Student Council . . . freshman and reserve football . . . Football Club . . . Locker Club . . . homeroom presi- dont. NORMA CRENSHAW - Nami . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet und Gray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Rainbow Girls . . . likes to swim and dance . . . plans to work. JOHN CRISP - Committee ut One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . likvs to swim, ice skate and inlay bnsketbnll . . . plans to attend col- ege. DENNY CROWDER - Nub-T. B. . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Knitting Club . . . Future Teachers of America . . . president of senior homeroom . . , nune's assistant . . . likes to knit, play bridge and sleep . . . will attend college. ROBERT LOUIS CROWVLEY - Bob . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Black and Gray . . . Movie Operators' Club . . . president of Mechanic Arts Hi-Y . . . to fish, play ping-pong . . . plans to wor . CHARLES CULPEPPER - Hot Pepper . . . Choir . . . varsity football . . . Football Club . . . likes to dance, play baslgetbnll, football and :lute . . . plans to wor . NELLlE DAME - Jo . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Student Council . . . GAA pin, sweater . . . Gym Leaders' Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . Commencement flower girl . . . library, nurse's assistant I . . caps and gowns committee . . . Junior, Senior Talent Day committees . . . plans to study nursing. NITA DAVIDSON - Scholarship B . . . Scarlet and Gra . . . secxetaryrtrexsurer of Handicraft Club . . . likes to Hy . . . plans to enter nurses' training. 1 MARTHA DAY - Martin- . . . Com- mitten of One . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Twirling Club . . . Rainbow Girls . . . football queen candi- date . . . Commencement flower girl . . . likes to dance, road, knit . . . plans to work. ROGER DE BRULER - Schclxuslxip B . . . Committee nl One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Student Council . . . junior Talent Day publicity committee . . . Sen- ior Talent Day . . . Student Council Service cnmmittee . , . likes to lxunt, fish . . . plam to enter college. JOAN DE GROOTE - Butch . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . CAA pin . . . Yell Lead- ers' Club . . . Knitting Club . . . Pep Club . . . Senior Y-Teens . , . plans tu enter nurses' training. DON DORFMAN - Walking Dictionary . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Orchestra . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . Football Club . . . Junior Rell Cross . . . Esquire Club . . , Hi-Y Club . . . likes to read, talk, sleep, play all sports . . . plans to attend Indiana University. MARIAN DORRIS - January graduate . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Spirit mailing head arid ex- change editor . . . Choir . . . hkes to sing, drive . . . plans to travel. PAUL DOTY - Dams . . . January graduate . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . Football Club . . . likes to lnuglx, ent, travel . . . plans to join Navy. PEGGY ANN DOUGAN - Peg Nan . . . Scarlet nnd Gmy . . . Committee of One . . . Etiquette Club . . . Knitting Club . . Pep Club . . . likes to dance, swim, knit . . . plans to work. NOEL DREW - Sonny . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Hi-Y Club . . Outdoor Sports- mnn Club . . . likes to skate, play basket- lxall . . . plnns tn work in print shop. IAMES DRIGGERS - John L. . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . secretary of Hi-Y nt Mechanic Arts . . . tirst page editor of 'ilraftsmnnn' . . . photographer for Craftsman . . . likes to hunt . . . plum tn join tlu: Navy. EILEEN DUMBAUCH - Scarlet and Gmy . . . Choir . . . Pep Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . Yell Lenders' Club . . . Knitting Club . . . likus tu clnncf. Sinn and knit . . . will work. IOANNE DUVALL - Jonniv . . . Na- tional Honor Society president . . , Scholar- ship B . . . Committee of One . , . Student Council . . - ss-ere-tary, president, Orchestra . . . Etiquette Club . . . Handicraft Cluh . . . Junior Talent Day . . . trenxnrer, Girls' Club Council . . . plans to attend rolleble. BERNITA ELLIS - Benny . . . Scholar- ship B . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Student Council . , . Choir . . . Knitting Club . . . Handicraft Club . . . Dancing Club . . . likes to sing . . . plans to become n secretary. BOB EMMERT - Emmert . . . Scholar- ship B . . . Scarlet and Gray . , . Com- mittee of One . . . Band . . . Movie Opera- tors' Club . . . Autn Club . . . Model Airplane Club . . . plans to nttend college. ELIZABETH ENLOVV - Libhy . . . Committee of One . . . vice- resident of Junior and Senior Etiquette Elubs . . . Girls' Club Council . . . Commencement flower girl . . . make-up committee for Junior Talent Dny . . . Pep Club . . . plans to attend college. CHARLES ENNULAT - Charlie . . . freshman football letter . . . Football Club . . . likes tu hunt . . . plans to join Army. LOUIS ETHRIDGE - Lon . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . freshman basketball letter . . . baseball, track and basketball reserve letters . . . secretary of Basketball Cluh . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . will work. SGW' 's BOB EVERETT - Verts . . . likes to participate in sports . . . will work or join Navy. EVONNE FARHER - Scarlet and Gray . . . Committee of One . . . Etiquette Club . . . Junior Talent Day nmke-up cummittee . . . Y-Teens . . . Pep Cluh . . . usher for plays . . . plans lu attend college. CHARLIE FISHER - Searle! und Gray . . . Committz-e of One . . . Thespians . . . Student Council . . . Orchestra . . . vice- presiclent of Esquire Club . . . Movie Opera- tors' Club . . . Outdoor Sportsman Club . . . will gn to college. WILMA JOYCE FOSTER - attended Bosse one aemester . , . plans to become a secretary. JOAN FOX - Foxie . . . Spirit Cul: reporter . . , asskmnt program chaimmn of Etiquette Club . . . chninnan of cloth- ing drive for Senior Etiquette Club . . . will nttend Oberlin College, GERALDINE FRANCIS - Jerry . . . Scarlet and Gray . , . Choir . . . GAA pin and sweater . . . secretary of sophomore homeroom . , . Yell Leaders' Club . . . Gym Leaders' Clulm . . . plans to work. IANICE FRANKLIN -- jamie . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Committee of One . . . Camera Club . . . Girls' Handicraft Club . . . will work GERRIANN FRASIER - Gerd . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Thespians . . . secretary of Student Control Board . . . Band letter . . . Puppets' Club . . . vice-president of home- room . . . Junior, Senior Prom commit- tees . . . Senior Talent Day . . . Etiquette Club . . . will attend college. BARBARA FRIEDLE - Bnbs . . . Cum- mittee of Om- . . , Student Council . . . secretary of Junior Etiquette Club . . . chnimmnn of make-up committee for Junior and Senior Talent Days . . . band com- mittee fnr Junior and Senior Proms . . . will attend Purdue. BILL FRYSINGER - Auto Club . . . likes to swim . . :plans to enlist in the armed fnrces, ROBERT GARDNER - Buh's . . . Sum'- let and Gray , . . Esquire Club . . . Auto Club . . . Hi-Y Club . . . Basketball Club . . . likes tn swim and dance . . . will work. MARY GARRIOTT - Becky . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . GAA pin, sweater and chev- ron . . . Knitting Club . . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . Gym Lvnzlvr . . . plans to enter nurses' training. JAMES GAUER - Daviv . . . Scarlet nnrl Gmy . . . Basketball Cluh . . . Auto Club . . . Spuctntor Sports Club . . . plans to join Navy. DAVID CENTHY - Scarlet and Gray . . .. likes to fish and travel . . . plans to attend. collvfle. JERRY GERLINC - Sterling . . . Conv mittee of One . . . Scarlet :md Gray . . . Bxmd . . . chairman of Senior Prom clean- up committee . . . Hi-Y Club . . . Basket- ball Club . . . Esquire Club . . . likes to play basketball . . . will attend college. BILL GILMORE - Gills . . . Committee of One . . . freshman, mserve, varsity basketball letters . . . varsity football letters . . . Kiwanis Basketball Award . . , Bnsket- lmll, Football and Track Clubs . . . gen- eral chairman. Junior Prom . . . Hoosier Bny's State, 1950 . . . varsity track letters . . . will attend college. 1 'Q LOLA MAE GLENN - Lulu . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Choir . . . secretary, treasurer, Senior Etiquette Club . . . Knit- ting Club . . . GAA pin . . . Gym Leader . , , Junior, Senior Talent Days . . . make- up committee for Senior Talent Day . . . likes to swim, skate . . . will attend college. RICHARD GOERING - Dick . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . freshman, reserve. varsity football letters . . . Football, Bas- ketball Clubs . , . Foothall mxu-lager . . . likes to participate iu all sports . . will nttend Evansville College. NANCY GORE - National Honor Society . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Student Council . . . Senior Talent Day . . . Inn- ior Talent Day script committee . . . Iolfs Daughters Honored Queen . . . likes to knit, swim . . . plans tn nttend college. CARL GHABERT - Scarlet and Gray . . . reserve, varsity football letters . . . movie operator letter . . . senior picture commit- tee . . . likes to hunt, swim, drive . . . will attend college or join Navy. RALPH GREEN - jnuunry graduate . . . freshman football letter . . . Scnrlet and Gray . . . Hi-Y . . . Esquire Club . . . make-up committee, junior Talent Day . . . likes to race, plny all sorts of sports . . . plans to raise n family. PATRICIA SHARON GREEN - Pat . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray , . . Yell Leaders' Club . . , Pep Club . . . president, Senior Etiquette Club . . . Senior Talent Day . . . likes to play curcls, cut, all sports . . , plans to raise a family. JERRY LEHOY GHOSSMAN - Scarlet nnd Gray , , . Camera Club . . . Slide Rule Cluh . . . likes to swim. hunt. talk, play and date . . . plans to join the Navy, JACK HAIEK - Hay Iny . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Hi-Y . . . Bas- ketball . . . likes all sports . . . after grnduation plums to work. JIM HARDESTY - Blackie . . . fresh' man football letter . . . freshman, reserve, varsity basketball letters . . . Basketball, Football Clubs . . . likes to play basketball . . . will nttend lndinnn University. MARY ANN l-lARDlN - Annie . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . lihmry assistant . . . Etiquette Club . . . nurse's assistant . . . Knitting Club . . . Puppets' Club . . . likes to rend, sleep, and dance . . . plans to work. JERRY 'HARGIS - Hargo . . . Commit- tee ot' One . . . Scarlet and Gmy . . . freshman, reserve basketball letters . . . reserve baseball letter . . . treasurer of Pep Club . . . Basketball and Baseball Clubs . . . Assembly M. C .... assembly com- mittees . . . will nttend Indiana University to study rndio. BETTY HARPER - Scarlet and Gray . . . Committee of Ono . . . Student Council . . . Etiquette Club . . . decoration com- mittee for Senior Prom . . . senior ring committee . . . Knitting Club . . . likes to swim and dance . . .-will attend college. PATRICIA HARRALSON - Patty . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . likes to read. no to basketball names and walk . . , after gmclunntion plans to work. BOB HARRIS - Hass . , . Scarlet and Gray . . . freshman, reserve football let- ters . . . Bnskctball and Football Clubs . . . Auto Club . . . likes to dance, meet new personalities . . . will attend college. BILL HARRISON - Scarlet and Grny . . . movie operator letter . . . Camera Club . . . Movie Operators' Club . . . likes pho- tography . . . will attend Evansville College. BILL HART - National Honor Society . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee nf One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Bnncl . . . Orches- tra . . . freshnmu basketball letter . . . Student Service committee . . . Dance Band . . . junior, Senior Talent Days . . . likes basketball, dancing, swimming and music . . . will attend Michigan Univer- sity. DON HARVEY - Scarlet and Gray . . . Movie Operators' Club . . . treasurer of Spectator Sports Club . . . Slide Rule Club . . . plans to attend Purdue, GENE HEARD - Scarlet :ind Gray . . . Orchestra . . . likes to loaf, plny pool and sleep. LAVONNE HEDGES - Winnie . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . chainnnu, entertainment committee in Junior Etiquette Club . . . Senior Etiquette Club . . . president of frc-slinmn homeroom . . . Knitting Club . . . secretary of sopho- more homeroom . . . plans to work, BETTY HEIM - Committee of One . . . Scarlet und Cray . . . Choir . . . Yell Leaders' Club , , . Junior Etiquette Club . , . Future Teachers ot' America . . . Y- Teens . . . likes to dance. swim and ride in a Studebaker convertible . . . will at- tend college. SHERRIL ANN HENDRICKS - Sherry . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Etiquette Club . . . likes to dance, swim, bowl, eat and sleep . . . plans to be a stenographer. JOE HENRY - jo Io . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Black und Cray . . . Esquire Club . . . likes to swim . . . will attend college. DELORES HICKMAN - Shiny . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet nnd Gray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Handicraft Club . . . vice-president of homeroom . . . likes to skate, dance. swim, eat potato chips with Pauline . . . will work. CAROL HlLGEDlECK - Bean . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Coiumittec of One . . . GAA . . . Pep Club . . . Yell Lend- ers' Club . . . Gym Leaders' Club . . . Gym Louder . . . Junior Talent Day make- up committee . . . likes to bowl, dance , . , plans to enter nurses' training. KEITH HILLYARD - Innunry Graduate . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . freshman foot- ball . . . Football Club . . . Outdoor Sportsmnn Club . . . Hi-X' Club . . . en- joys swimming, fishing, nuto racing . . . will work. JOHN HIRONIMUS - Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . reporter, THE Scnooi. Svmrr . . . Student Council . . . varsity tennis letter- mzxn . . . senior picture committee . . . Rotary scholarship nwnrd . . . plans to attend Indiana University. SHIRLEY ANN HOCKER - Hocky . . . Scarlet and Grny . . . likes to sing. read. no to church . . . plums to enter Central Bible Institute. VINCENT HOEFLING - Vince . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . likes swimming, tlnncing, lmsketlmll, football and girls. DORIS HOLT - Padre . . . Scholnrshis B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet nn Gray . . . Choir . . . GAA . . . Pep Club . . . Yell Lenders' Club . . . Handicraft Club . . . Senior Talent Dny make-sup committee . . . enjoys duncing, skating, all sports . . . plans to attend college. ALAN HOLTZ - Eddy . . . Scholar- ship B . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Stu- rlent Council . . . Orchestra . . . Movie operator . . . Esquire Club . . . manager of Bookstore . . . principnl's office . . . likes to design nnd play the orgnn . . . plans to study medicine nt Dc-Pnuw Univer- sity. SARAH LEE HOLZMAN - Scholarship B . . . Coinmitte of One . . . Scarlet and Gmy . . . Student Council . . . Choir . . . Etiquette Clul: . . . senior invitations com- mittce . . . Senior Prom ticket committee . . . Bookstore assistant . . . Pcp Club . . . plans to enter Indiana University. DIANA HORMUTH - Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Orchestra . . . secretary of Music Club . . . Twirling Cluh . . . Knitting Club . . . enjoys dancing, ping-pong travel- ing . . . plans to attend college. f I CAROLYN HORN - A'Tvddy . - - Cum- mittce of One . . . Scarlvt rind Grny . . . Yell Le-nd:-rs' Club . . . Pup Cluli . .' . sccrcinry uf llnuiliuruft Club . . . Si-mor l'mn1 ticket cunrurittov . . . plum to wnrk. VIRGINIA LEE HORNHACK - li-miie . . , january Gruduuti- . . . Schnlzmlup ll . . . Cmunritlve nf One . . . Si-zulu! rind Grny . . . Clmir . . . CAA . . . Cuun-ra Club . . . junior Ri-rl Cross Club were-lnrv . . . enjoys rlnucing. skirting, howling, sin!- ing , . . plains to wnrk. CONNIE IIOWE - Camus . . . Schnlnr- ship B . . . Committee nf Oni' , . . Scnrlvt and Gray . . . Stuclvut Council . . . Yell L1-uders' Clnly . . . luniur nncl Senior Etiqnclhf Clubs . . . likes tu ilnucv. cnt, hc-t with Lnren , . . phuis tu work. IEANNE HUCK - jonni0 . . . Com- mittee of Ont- . . . Scnrli-t and Grny . . . assistant in principnl's ollice . . . Future Te-aclwrs of America . . . Rainbow Girls . . . Pep Club . . . plans tu enter nursc-5' training, ANN HUMPHREY - Nntimml Honor So- ciety . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee uf Onc . . . Scarlet nnd Gray . . Or chestrn li-tier . . . secretruy of Future Tench- ers of Aineriuu . . . lmmemmn secretary . . . junior Talent Day script committee . . . plans to nltend college. SHARON HURST - Nntiounl Honor Su- ciety . , . Schnlnrship B . . . Editor of THE SCHOOL Svuu-r . . . Thespians . . . Quill und Scroll president . . . Student Council . . . Service cmuinittee co-ulmir- man . . . Etiquette Cluh president . . . clnss gift comnrittcc . IERRY HUSTON - Hooks . . . Scarlet :incl Grny . . . freslunzin. reserve, hvn var- sity fnuthnll lvttcn . . . All-City, S.l..-LC. tennis . . . hounrnhli- me-ntinn on All-State ti-inn . . . freshman lrnike-tbnll . . . re. sc-rw, vnmity lnuchnll , . . Fuutlmnll Club . . . Buskellmll Club . , . Basnlmll Clulw GEORGE HUTCHINGS - Randy . . . Ciuiunittce uf Ouc . . . Scarlet und Grny . . . Student Council . . . Senior Scouts . . . Esquire Club . . . Auto Clulx . . . llvcl Cross . . . enjoys driving, fishing huntiniz, study- ing: . . . plans tu cuter Nliiilxzisli Coll:-in-, CARLOTTA JENNINGS - Luis . . Scholarship ll . . . Cunimiite-v of Ono . . . Scarlet nncl Grny . . . Etiquette Chili . . . Handicraft Cluh . , . Autn Club , . . Arts Cluh . , . te-ncln-r's typist for two yours . . . mzcs to swim, zlnnci-, rvsnd . . . plnns to work. DEAN JOHNSTON - The Kill . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . three year letlf-mmn in hnsvlmll . . . Tumbling team . . . Foot- lmll Cluh . . . Bzrxelmll Club . . . class ring: committee . . , decorating committee . . . likes and plans to play bus:-hall. LAHOMA JOHNSTON - Peanut . . . Scarlet nnd Gray . . . Cnmern Club , . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . Senior Etiquette Club . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . Pep Club . . . Etiquette Club clothing commiitee . . . like-s tn swim, dance. play tennis . . . plans to attend college. ELDON IONES - freshman, reserve, vnr- sity lc-tiers in toothall . . . Football Club . . . like-s to play football . . . plans to enter the Amay. JEAN IORDON - Icanie . . . Commit- tee of Oni' . . . Scarlet nncl Gray . . . Junior, Senior Talent Day cmumittc-cs . . . svninr gift committee . . . Senior Talent Day . . . Gym Lcurler . , . Yell Leaders' Club . . . flower girl . . . plans to ent:-r nursing nl Bnmes Hospital. BILL KANlPE - Nip . . . received frvshmnn. rest-rvv, two vanity letters in bnskctlmll . . . Basketball Club . . . Foot- ball Club . . . enjoys fishing, hunting, plny- ing basketball , . . plans to go to cullegc. FRED KANZLER - Scarlet and Cray . . . Auto Club . . . Outdoor Sponsinan Club . . . Yell Lenders' Cluh . . . Locker Club . . . Baseball Club . . . likes to swim, play ten- nis, basketball . . . plans tu work. IANICE KARGES - Inn . . . Committee nf One . , . Scarlet and Gray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Girls' Knitting Club . . . Cnmr.-rn Club . . . likvs to dance. reml, knit, and forget homework . . . plans to work. RODNEY KATZ - Kidney . . . Scholar- ship H , . . Commilteu of Ont' . . . Scarlet nud Gray . . . secretary, Art Club . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . plans to work ur gn to culli-ge. LOUISE KELLEMS -4 Lou . . . Scarlet and Gray , . . Etiquette Club . . . Yell Leiulvrs' Club . , . Knitting Club . . . likes to clnncc. skate and swim , . . plans to lu-- Lumu at nurse. SONDIXA KESSLER - Sunnis . . . Choir Etiquette Cluh . . . Puppets' Club Futuri- 'l't-ucliers of America , . . Y-Tccns social cnnuuitteu . . . llainhmv Girls Pop Club . . . Senior Pmni ticket cmnniitl tee . . . worked as am office imsistnut and in the Bookstore . BOB KE'l'TLEllU'l' - Yogi . , . Com- mittvv of One . . . Scarlet :uid Gray ri'si-rvr-. varsity football letters . . . reserve, vnrsity baseball letters . . . Sp:-ctnlnr Sports Club . . . Football Club . . . All- City Quarterback Club tenru . . . plans to go to college, DALTON CHARLES KINGSBURY - Doc . . . likvx tn skate. dance and draw . . . plans to cuter the newspaper huxiuess. DONALD KINNEY - Don . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Camera Club . . . Auto Club . . . winner ot Biology award in Tri-Shih' Science Fair . . . var- sity nnd reserve football manager letters . .. likes to sing. collect records . . . plans to nttf.-nd lnihnnn University. GENEVA KINNEY - Gr-uney . . . Com- mittee ut' One . . . Scarlet and Grny . . . Knitting Club . . . likes to dunve, swim and knit . . . plans tu work. PAUL R. KINNEY - P. J, . . . Sqlmlm- ship B . . . Connniltee of Oni- . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Tm: Scuoui. Svrnrr sports pngo co-editor und buys' sports columnist . . . flu-spuuis . . . Quill and Scroll Student Council . . . llnml . . . Orvhcslrzi . . . chainnzui ut senior ring wnuuitlce plnus to go to colli-gn. V JACK RAYMOND KIRYES - Nervous . . . Scarlet and Grin' . Bnnd Spectator Sports Club . 'l'rnck Club.. A. NWS N1 have dum rwwvsf' play lmwkethnll, run track nud liste-u to good music plnus tu he drafted or work. DAVID KISHLINE - Lil Arch . . . Com- mrttcc- of One . . . Scarlet and Gnry . . . freshnian. reserve football letters . . . Foot- ball Club . . . Basketball Club , . . Esquire Club . . . likes to gn to parties in Jim g.rundquist's basement , . . will nttend col- 4-ge. RICHARD KLIPSCH f Dick . Scholarship B . . . Curmnittee of One Tr-ri: Scuom. Srfrarr . . , The-spiaus Quill and Scroll . . . Student Council Band . . . Freshman class president director of junior Talent Day . . . likes tu swim, dance :md play ping pong . RICHARD KNAPP - The Kid . . . Scholarship B . . . Scnrlel and Gray . . , Csmrniitve of One . . . Basketball Club . . . Bruulmll Cluh . . . Audio-0pera- tors' Club . . . likes to play basketball, football, dnte girls . PAULINE KNIGHT - Pmi5!ic . . . Com- ruittve of Ono . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . president nf Handicraft Club . . . vice- prcsident ol Etiquette Club . . . Cmnuicnce- ment flower girl . . . treasurer of hmnc- room . . . Pep Club , . . will work or attend modeling school. IAY KOEHLER - Scholnrsliip B . . . Scar- li-t and Cray , . . Committee of Ono Studi-nt Council . . . Choir . . . Puppets: Club . . . Esquire Cluh . . . works in nllicc nnd Bnokstorc . . . likes tu spend his tirnv doing lmnxcwork . . . plans to go to college. RON KOEHNEN - K-9 . . . Scarlet mul Gruy . . . three cross country varsity letters , . . freslnnan. reserve nnrl vnrsitv track let- ters . . . Truck Cluh . . . Spectator Sports Clnlx . . . likes tn mad race . . . plans tu work or go to collexte. IANICE KOEHNER - Scholarship B Connuittci- of Oni' . , . Scnrlet und Gray . . . CAA pin, sweater mul chevron . . . Gym Lenders' Clnh . . . Yell Lcndcrs' Club . . . Handicraft Chili seen-tnry . . . secre- tiuy of homi-mom . , . lutes to draw, dance . . . plans lo do ullice work. IACQUELINE ILRAUSE - Iuckie . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . likes to dance and have fun . . . plans to attend college on music scholarship won in junior year. GEORGE KRAUSS - Scarlet and Cray . . . Auto Club . . . Airplane Club . . . likes to study and make A's . . . plans in go to college. RONALD KROEGER M Jerome . . . Scarlet and Gray . . , Band . . . Tumbling Club . . . president of Selling Club . . . likes to play golf, attend gym classes and practice selling . . . plans to attend college. JACK KUYKENDOLL - Crncky . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . member of- Spectator Sports Club. RONALD KVVESKIN - K0y . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Cray .l . . reserve baseball letter . . . script committee of Senior Talent Day . . . Esquire Club . . . Spectators Sports Club . . . Baseball Club . . . likes tn howl, play baseball . . . plans to attend college. HETTYE LACRANGE - Committee of Qne . . . Scarlet and Gray . . .AChnlr . , . lell Leaders' Club . . . Dancing Cluh . . . Knitting Club . . . Etiquette Club - - - works in Bookstore . . . likes to' dance and sing . . . plans to enter nurses tram- ing. RONALD LANKFOHD - Ave - - - C0111- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Esquire Club . . . SPSCUUOY 590145 Club . . . likes to swim. 111101 and fish - ' - Plans to attend college. SHARON LAUBER - Sherry - - - Cum- ruittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir letter . . . Senior Etiquette Club . . Girls' Handicraft Cluh . . . likes to dance, swim, roller skate . - - DHHS 'O Work- HICHARD EUGENE LAUGEQ - Rich . . . Scholarship B . . . Commlttee Uf 0110 . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Student Coun- cil . . . vice-president of Outdoor Sports- man Club . . . president of homeroom . . . likes to swim, fish, hunt . . . will work or join the service. ERRY VICTOR LAYMAN -i . V. l . . Committee of One . . .. Scarlet and Gray . . . sergeant at arms in Hr-Y . . . likes to sleep . . . plans to join the navy. BARBARA LAYTON - 'Tegper Punkin . . . Future Business lVornens Club . . . likes to dance, go to shows, listen to niu- sic, skate, eat, sleep . . . plans to Bo into nurses' training in Denver, Colorado. VVILLIALI THOMAS LEGGETYI' - Bill . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . vice-president of Auto Club . . . would like to own a hot rod shop . . . plans to work in father's store. BLANCHE LENN - 'iShorty . . . Schol- arship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Choir . . . Knitting and Etiquette Clubs . . . home-room secretary . . . likes to bowl, see baseball games, go to movies . . . plans to work. LONNIE LERCH - Alles . . . Commit- tee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . vice- presiderit of Esquire Club . . . secretary of Camera Club . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . likes to have dates . , . plans to go to college. YVINDLER LLOYD - lVinLly . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Knitting and Etiquette Clubs . . . likes to dance, swim, skate . . . plans to work. BILL LOGAN - VVillie . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . reserve and varsity cross country track letters . . . Track Club . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . likes to play basketball, hunt, swim, go to movies . . . will attend college. 9-A Y' PATRICIA JOAN LOCSDON - Patti . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Clroir . . . vice-prcsid:-nt of Eti- quette Club . . . Knitting Club . . . Fu- ture Tcachers of America . . . likes to fiance, knit, swim . . . plans to go to col- ege. CAROLINE LUKENS - Luke . , . Na- tional Honor Society . . . Scholarship B . . . editor of Scxloor. Svrrur . . . clerk of Tlxespians . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Student Council . . . Orchestra . . . Choir . . . treasurer of Freshman class . . . sec- retary of Sophomore class . JAMES LUNDQUIST - Lunky . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . managing editor, SCHOOL SPuu'r . . . vice- president, Thespians . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Band. drum major . . . Choir . . . basketball and track letters . . . Basketball, Esquire Clubs . . . Student Control Board . . . Student Service committee . ROBERT LYNCH - Roberto . . . Com- mittee of Our: . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Student Council . . . Choir . . . NVorld Councill Esquire. Junior Red Cross, Auto and Spanish Clubs . . . plans to attend college. CQROL MANN - Scholarship B . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . llower girl at Commencement . . . Pep Club . . . Future Business Vl'omen's Club . . . Future Retailers' Club . JERRY MARGEDANT - Pnokie . . . Committee of One . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Student Council , . . Band letter . . . Orchestra . . . secretary of Hi-Y . . . Esquire Club. MARGARET ANN MARLATT - Margo . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . participated in Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, and Senior Talent Days . . . likes to swim, dance . . . will go to college. NORMA MAURER - Committee of One . . . Scarlet und Gray . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Junior Red Cross, Girls' Hamli- craft, Future Business lVomen's Clubs . . . likes to bang on the piano . . . will be a bookkceper. JANET MAYES - Squirt . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Etiquette Club . . . vice-president of Puppets' Club . . . Junior Red Cross . . . chairman, program committee for Senior Talent Day . . . will go tu college. CAROL JEAN MAYTON - Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Scuooz. Svrnrr . . . Orchestra letter . . . Etiquette Club . . . Puppets' Club , . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . likes to dance, swim . . . plans to enter nurses' training. DONALD McCALL - Mac . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . manager letters in basket- ball . . . senior ring committee . . . Bas- ketball Club . . . Quarlennasters Club . . . likes to swim, hunt, camp, sleep . . . will go to college. FRIEDA McCOY - Boo Boo . . . Scar- lct and Gray . . . likes to knit, play soft ball, farm . . . plans to be a housewife. JEANNE McCUTCHAN - Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . special publi- cations chief of Scuoor. Smmr . . . Quill and Scroll . . . GAA pin. sweater, chevron . . . Camera Club . . . sophomore- and junior interclass discussion winner . . . Girls' Handicraft Club . . . sophomore and senior representatives tn GAA. ROBERT MCKENZIE - Mac . . . Star- let and Gray . . . Slide Rule Club . . . Hi-Y . . . Pep Club . . . likes to hunt, fish . , . plans to go to college. DAVID McKlNNEY - Moe . . . Scarlet and Gray , . . Iunior Band . . . Yell Leaders' Club . , . Baseball Club . . . secretary of Hi-Y . . . Senior Scout . . . likes all sports . . . will attend college, LESLIE Mr:KOYVN - Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . senior picture committee . . . Slide Rule Club . . . likes to read Science Fic- tion in American Problems class . . . plans to go to Evansville College. 18 i EARL McMILLEN - Bobo . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Band . . . football letter . . . chainnan of script committee for Senior Talent Dny . . . likes to play in the German band . . . pluus to attend Purdue or Rose Poly. SHARON McPHEE - Sherrie . . . Scar- let and Cmy . . . Choir . . . Future Busi- ness XVomcn of America . . . Future Re- tailers' Club of Amt-rica . . . likes to swim, cat, sing and dance . . . plans to work. JERRY MEECE - Baud . . , Esquire Club . . . Senior Talent Dny script committee . . . Pep Club . . . Basketball Club . . . likes to dance :md dress . . .plans to at- tend college. JOHN MEISENHEIMER - Iainunry grad- uate . . . came to Bossa- :xt beginning of sc-nior yc-ar from VVest Salem, Illinois . . . Band . . . Choir . . . Cmnt-rn Club . , , likes to play thc piano, gulf and tennis . . . plans to go to college. PAUL MERCHANT - Merch . . . Ian- unry graduate . . . Band . . . likes to swim, drive, travel, eat food . . . plans to go to work. VVILLIAM FLOYD METCALF - Red,' . . . Mechanic Arts . . . Scnrlct and Cray . . . Black and Gray. BILL MILLER - Cat . . . Scarlet nnd Gray . . . football letter . . . Football Club . . . Basketball Club . . . Esquire Club . . . pep assembly committee . . . king of junior Prom . . . likes to dance and buy sharp clothes . . . plans to at- tend Barbers' school. EDITH MILLER - Edie . . . Commit- tee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Yell Lenders' Club . . . Y-Teens service committee . . . likes to dance . . . plans to go to college. JEROME MILLER - Ierry . . . Schol- arship B . . . Committee ot' One . . . Scarlet and Gmy . . . Band . . . Pep Club . . . Senior Talent Day lighting committee . . . president of Slide Rule Club . . . likes to fish . . . plans to attend Purdue University or Evansville College. MEREDITH MILLER - Scholarship B . . . Committee nf One . . . S irit ex- change cditor . . . editor of Cnllendar of Events . . . Choir letter . . . Etiquette Club , . . Future Teachers of America . . . usher at Commencement . . . committee fur Thespian plays . DON MILLS - Scholarship B . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . rr-serve baseball letter . . . Basebull Club . . . Outdoor Sportsman Club . . . Slide Rule Club . . . Automobile Club . . . likes to collect stamps . . . plans to tnke up engineering. CLYDE MILLSTEAD - Scarlet nnd Gray . . . freshman, reserve, varsity football letters . . . freshman track letter . . . likes to make money . . . after graduation plnns to make money. PATRICIA IOAN MOORE - Patti Io . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Grny . . . Student Council . . . Choir let- tcr . . . Debate Team . . . GAA pin, sweater, chevron . . . Community Singing Club . . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . Gym Leaders' Club . . . plans to nttend college. JEAN MORGAN - National Honor Society . . . Scholarship B . . . Student Council . . . Choir . . . Basketball Queen . . . Football Queen candidate . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Y-Teens . . . Social Chninnan for Sophomore Party . . . ticket chaimmn for Senior Talent Day . . . IAMES ELVA MOXLEY - Iinunie . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Beginners Camera Club . . . Spectator Sports Clul? , . . Movie Operators' Club . . . movie oper- ator letter . . . likes to go to church . . . may go to college. MARILYN MUELLER - Dizzy . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Yell Lenders' Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . Junior Red Crgss representative . . . Pep Club . . . Senior Y-Teens . . . likes to ice skate, dance and eat . . . plans to work. CAROLYN MURRAY - Scholarship B . . Spirit sports editor . . . Thespians . . . Student Council Steering committee . . . Hand . . . Orchestra . . . Etiquette Club . . . associate director of Arsenic and Old Luce . . . Beggar On Hurselzackn . . . associate director of Senior Talent Day . . . Y!I'c-cus . . . plans to attend college. BERNARD NEALE, JR. - Bemie . . . Committee of One , . . Scarlet and Gray . . . freshman basketball lt-ttcr . . . fresh- nuxn, reserve track letters . . . likes to rich- motorcycles . . . plans to get a letter from thc draft board, BETTY NELSON - Bets . . . Scholar- ship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet nnrl Gray . . . Thespians . . . Etiquette Club vice-president . . . mssistnnt director of Junior Talent Day . . . treasurer of Junior class . . . Future Teachers of Amer- ica . . . flower girl for Commencement . DAN NENVMAN - Nu-Nu . . . Com- rnittcc of Que . , . Student Council Steer- ing cmnmlttee . . . nmnagvr letters lor frcslnnnn football, basketball . . . Esquire Club president . . . class gift committee chuinunn . . . king und queen committee . . . Pep Club vice-president . NEIL NORRICK - Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . varsity golf letter . . . Basketball Club . , . Esquire Club . . . Pep Club . . . stage crew . . . Junior Talent Day . . . likes to swim, play golf und all sports . . . plans to go to college. LOUIS NUSSMEIEH - Louie . . . Scnrlct and Gray . . . president of Hi-Y Club . . . Pep Club . . . Spectator Spore Club . . . likes to swim, sleep, play foot- lmll, cnt . . . plans to gn to college. LARRY OAKLEY - Ape . . . Hi-Y Club . .A . Movie Operators' Club . . . likes to swim, play football nnd eat . . . plans tu join the Navy or the Marines. JOAN ODER - lonnit- . . . Handicraft Club . . . Future Business Women's Club . . . Choir letter . . . nurse's assistant . . . likes to read, eat and go places . . . plans to continue working. JOHNNY OHNING - Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Quill and Scmll . . . movie operator letter . . . president of Movie Operntors' Club . . . print shop letter . . . likes to hunt, fish and go to movies . . . plans to work. DAVID OLIVE - Dave . . . Choir . . . Scarlet and Grny . . . vnrsity baseball let- ter . . . official sports photographer . . . Camera Club . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . Baseball Club . . . likes golf, tennis und swimming . . . plans to enter Wabash College JOANN O'RISKY - Jn . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet nnd Gray . . . Girls' Dnnce Club . . . Junior and Senior Eti- quette Clubs . . . Future Retailers' Club . . . likes to dance. eat, sleep and loaf . . . plnns to enter nurses' training. IIMMIE OHR - Jim . . . Schnlnrship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet nnd Gray . . . Future Teachers of America . . . linlary scholarship awards . . . likes to skate, sleep und read . . . plans to work. LOYVELL ORTH - Loafer . . . Schol- arship B . . . Cmnmitte nf One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Scuoor. Senur . . . reserve fontlmll lcttc-r likes tn work late at night . . . plnns to retire on n pension. PATRICIA OWEN - Pat . . . Scarlet nud Grny . . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . Knitting Club . . . likes tn swim, dance nml knit . . . plans tn work. BEVERLY PARKER - Bev . . . Scar- let and Gmy . . . Committee of One . . . Student Council . . . GAA pin and sweater . . . Senior Y-Teens , . . Future Retailers of Americn . . . Yell Lenders' Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . likes to swim, skate . . . plnns to enter nurses' training. JACK PARKHURST - Scarlet and Gray . . . Black nnd Gray from Mechanics Arts . . . likes to drive a ca.: . . . plans to work in n grunge. IOANN PATE - Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Crny . . . Gym Lenders' Club . . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . likes to swim, read and lout . . . plans to work. YVILLIS PAULEY - Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gmy . , . Black nntl Gray . . . Outdoor Sports- man Club . . . likes to hunt, fish and play table tennis . . . attended Mechanic Arts. DAVID PELLOVV - Tex . . . Scholar- ship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Sciiooi. Smrur . . . Student Council . . . reserve basebnll letter . . . president of Outdoor Sportsman Club . . . Building nutl Grounds committee . . . likes to give disc jockey shows . IHAHIANNA PERICO v Minnie . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . Knitting Club . . . Camera Club . . . Pep Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . likes to ice skate and eat pineapple sundnes . . . plans to go into nurses' training. IANIS PETZOLD - National Honor S07 ciety . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee ot One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Delmtc Team , . . Knitting Club . . . Art Achieve- ment Gold Key . . . National Forensic League . . . likes to draw, read and talk . . . plans to nttend Indiana University. FREDERICK PFARRER - Fred . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet rind Cray . . . Cnmem Club . . . Pep Club . . . vice-president of Slide Rule Club . . . likes swimming, traveling, pho- tography and chemistry . . . plans to nt- tend Purdue University. IACQUELINE PHILLIPS - Jackie . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Etiquette Club . . . Knit- ting Club . . . Cmncra Club . . . likes to swim, read, work and sing . . . plans to continue with music. SHERON PHlLLIPS - Sherrie . . . Scarlet and Grny . . . Committee of One . . . Knitting Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . Pop Club . . . likes to draw, swim and collect fossils . . . plans to work. DARRELL PICKENS - Baud . . . Auto Club . . . Tumbling Club . . . interested in track . . . likes to swim, play records and drive cars . . . plans to join the Navy. IACK PICKETT - Chester . . . Model Airplane Club . . . Auto Club . . . Spec- tutor Sports Club . . . Future Retailers' Club . . . likes to swim, work on machines and play ball . . . plans to nttend college or work. LOUIS PLANE - Obvious . . . Schol- arship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet :md Gray . . . Student Council . . . general chairman, Senior Talent Day . . . Band drum mttior . . . president, Iunior Red Cross . . . likes to ice sknte . . , plans to go to college. PAT PORTER - Puotsie . . . Commit- tee of One . . . Scarlet :uid Gray . . . Choir . . . Y-Teens , . . Senior Etiquette Club . . . Pep Club . . . Yell Lenders' Club . . . likes to dance, rend, take walks and play music . . . plans to enter nurses' training. BEVERLY POVVERS - Bcv . . . Schol- arship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Pep Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Future Teach- ers of America . . . likes to rend and talk . . . plans to enter nurses' training. BILL PROPST - Scarlet and Gray . . . Baud . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . likes music and sports . . . plans to go to Evansville College. BARBARA LOUISE PURDUE - Bobby . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Handicraft Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . Knitting Club . . . decoration and clean-up committees for Senior Etiquette Club tea . . . likes base- hnll . . . plans to work or enter Armed Forces. DARRELL RACSTER - Rite . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . freshman football letter . . . Football Club . -. . likes to roller sknte and plny basketball and bnseball . . . plans to work or enlist in the Marines. CAMILLA RAINEY - Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Choir . . . Etiquette Club . . . committee for clothing drive . . . committee for Mvniorinl pep as- sembly . . . likes tn dance, sing , . . plans to work. GORDON RALPH - Couuuittcu of One . . . Scarlet :md Gray . . . Slide Rule Club . . . Hi-Y . . . Football Club , . . likes to take part and watch all sports . . . plans to attend college. THOMAS REA - Tom . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Scnooi. Svnur . . . Thespiuus . . . Choir . . . Debate Team . . . Sophomore clnss vice-president . . . likes to swim, plny bxgketbnll . . . plnns to study medicine at I. . JIM REEVES - Jim Rich , . . Schol- arship B . . . Conuuittec of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Baud . . . Auto Cluli president . . . likes to work ou cms and hunt . . . plans to attt-nd college. MARTHA REEVES - Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Student Council . . . Choir . . . president of Senior Eti- quette Club . . . Student Service commit- tee . . , Commencement flower girl . . . Junior Talent Dny . . . Prom committee . . . senior picture committee . . . plans to attend DeVry's Beauty Culture School. BETTY ANN REININGA - Bet . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Future Retailers' Club . . . likes to play tennis, go to shows . . . plans to work. PADDY RICHTER - Stonny . . . Schol- arship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Band . . . mnjorette . . . president and vice-president of Twirl- ing Club . . . secretary of junior class . . . band committee . . . senior gift committee . . . plzms to work and then be nu airline hostess. JOE STEPHENS RICKETTS - Jody Scarlet and Gray . . . Yell Lenders' Club . . . Bookstore assistnnt . . . likes to roller skate, ent chceseburgers . . . plans to work. LONA RICCS - Mouth . . . Scholar- ship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Student Council . , . Choir . . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . Knit- ting Club . . . decoration for Iunior Talent Day . . . assistant director of Senior Talent Day . JOYCE ANN RINGI-IAM - Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Pep Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Knitting Club . . . Camera Club . . . Commencement tlower girl . . . likes to argue, ent butter- scotch sundnes . DAVE ROBERTS - Junior . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Camera Club . . . Auto Club . . . likes to drive and work on auto- mobiles . . . plans to go to college. PAUL RODEMANN - Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Student Council . . . clminnnn of Building and Grounds committee . . . construction committee for Senior Talent Daly . . . chairman of sound committee for Senior Talent Dny . . . likes to travel, swim, plny tennis, and basketball. IRVING RODENBERG - 4'Irvs . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Student Council . . . freshtmui and sophomore football letters . . . track . . . Football Club . . . Esquire Club . . . jun- ior and Senior Talent Day slnge crews . . . won frnslimtxn intcrclnss discussion . ALAN ROMMEL - Hogic . . . Com- mittee uf One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . reserve, varsity football letters . . . Foot- ball Club . . . committees for Senior Talent Day . . . Cold Key Art Awtud . . . Thes- pinn play 'LArsenic and Old Luce . . . plans to attend Indiana University. JOHN VV. ROSE - Redhead . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Band . . . reserve bas- ketball letter . . . Basketball Club . . . likes to participate in all sports . . . plans to go to college or work. JOYCE ROTH - Scholarship B . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . Junior Etiquette Club . . . Knitting Club . . . likes to play ping pong, dance, knit . . . plans to work. J. C. HOVVELL - Scholarship B . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Band . . . Legislative committee . . . chnimian of Senior Prom Band committee . . . president of Audio-Operators' Club . . . senior picture committee . . . plans to go to college. BOB RUNDELL - Scarlet and Cray . . . Choir . . . likes to cnt. sleep, play basket- ball . . . plxuis to go tu college. JUANITA RUSSELL - Skeeter . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Girls' Handicraft Club . . . Senior Etiquette Club . . . likes to dance, play cards, cook, go to shows . . . plans to work or get married. RUBY GERALDINE RUSSELL - Gerry . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Scxooi. Sruur bookkeeper . . . Quill and Scroll . . . GAA . . . Yell Lead- ers' Club . . . Commencement flower girl . . . Junior Talent Day committee . . . president of Future Business YVomen's Club . . . plans to work. GEORGIA RYAN - George . . , January graduate . . . Scholarship B . . . Commit- tee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Chair . . . Etiquette Club . . . chainnan of costumes for Junior Talent Day . . . secretary and treasurer of Senior Etiquette Club . . . likes to tint photographs. LOIS JEAN RYON - Red . . . Scholar- ship B . . . Committee of One . . . Choir . . . GAA pin and sweater . . . president of Gym Leaders' Club . . . Puppets' Club . . . Y-Teen social committee . . . Eti- quette Club . . . usher at Commencement . . . plans to go tu Indiana State . TRAVIS SANDEFUR - Trav . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Choir , . . likes to dance, swim, skate, sing . . . plans to work. DOROTHY SAPP - Dottie . , . Coln- mittcc of One . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Baud . . . GAA . . , Twirling Club . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . Girls' Handi- craft Club . . . Pep Club , . . maiorctte . . . secretary of homeroom . . . likes lu dance and swim . . . plans to work. JAMES SCHAAH - Little James . . . Mechanic Ads . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Black and Gray . . . freshman and reserve baseball letters . . . Basketball Club . . . likes to fish. hunt and participate in all other sports . . . plans to join Navy. SUZANNE SCAMAHORN - Suzie . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir letter . . . Pep Club . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Junior Etiquette Club . . . likes to dance and swim . . . plans to attend cole lege. MAHlLYN SCHIFTER - New Yawk' . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Advertising Manager of Sci-mor. SPIRIT . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Etiquette Club . . . Commence- ment Hower girl . CAROL SCHLAMP - National Honor So- ciety . . . Scholarship B . . . Scnoor. Svmrr , . . Quill and Scroll . . . Student Council . . . Choir . . . GAA pin and sweater . . . Senior Edition editor . . . Junior and Senior Talent Day script com- mittees . . . vice-chairman of legislative committee . DELORES SCHMIDT - Dec . . .ANa- tional Honor Society . . . Scholarship B . . . Scuool. Svmn' stall . . . Tbespians . . . Choir . . . CAA sweater . . . Y- Tcens . . . chairman, senior invitations committee . . . Junior, Senior Etiquette Clubs . . . Girls Club Council . . . Over- seas Child Committee . NORA SCHMIDT - Noncie . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Girls' Handicraft Club . . . gunior Etiquette Club . . . Senior Etiquette lub. ROBERT JUDSON SCHMIDT - Student Council . . . Junior Prom committee . . . Slide-Rule Club . . . likes to play the Fiano and swim . . . plans to attend col- ege. DOROTHY SCHMITT - Dot . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . GAA pin and sweater . , . Junior Etiquette Club . . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . Senior Etiquette Club . . , Junior and Senior Han- dicraft Club . . . likes to dance, swim, bowl and skate . . . plans to work. JERRY SCHONABAUM - Willy . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Automobile Club . . . Art Club . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . Baseball Club . . . likes to play basket- ball, football, baseball and draw . . . plans to work in a grocery store. DORIS SCHOENE - Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Yell Leader . . . Scnoor. Semrr staff . . . Student Council secretary . . . Senior Prom general chair- man . . . Basketball queen candidate . . . Junior, Senior Talent Days . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Senior Edition . JERYL SCHORNHORST - SL-homburst . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One , . . Band . . . Radio Club . . . Public Address Club . . . chainnan of stage crew for Senior Talent Day and Thespian pro- ductions . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Yell Leaders' Club. BONNIE LOU SCHULZE - Bon Bon . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Scrxoox. Svmrr staH . . . Or- chestra . . . Junior Prom ticket committee . . . stage crew for Senior Talent Day and Tbespian productions . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Y-Teens . GLORIA FAYE SELLERS - Faye . . . Scholamhip B . . . Committee of One . . . Student Council . . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . president of Junior Y-Teens . . . Youth Advisory Council . . . king and queen committee chainnan for Senior Prom . . . Commencement flower girl . . . will attend college. JIM NOBLE SHACKELFORD - Luke the Drifter . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Band . . . Football Club . . . Auto Club . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . likes to go to school everyday . . . plans to send a safari to Antarctica. BARRY SIEGEL - Barnum . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Outdoor Sportsman Club .. . . Esquire Club I. . . Cruncra Club . . . likes swnnnnng, driving cars and all sports . . . plans to go to college. YVONNE SIEGEL - Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Grav . . . Choir letter . . . secretary of Red Cross Club . . . vice-president of Senior li-Teens . . . program chainnnn of Junior Musicians . . . student representative to adult Red Cross Board . . . plans to at- tend college. CHARLES SIMON - -'chase' . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir .' . . freslunaa, reserve and varsitv letters in baseball . . . Radio Club . . ', Baseball Club . . . Slide Rule Club . . . Spectator Sports Club , . . plans to go to college. GERALDINE SIMPSON - -'Gerry' . . . Committee ot' One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Girls' Handicraft Club . , . Etiquette Fllubt. . Future Retailers' Club . , , les o ance, 1, -4- , , -, ly football , . .n:ll1iigh:oLxi'gi?lgrts eqmcml LARRY SKINNER - -Askaamv' . , . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Football Club . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . likes to play football, basketball, base. ball, and wrestle . . . plans to go to Ev. ansvillce College. CHARLES SLEEPER - Sleepy - l l Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Cmv . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Student Council . . .'Prmt Shop . . . likes fishing, photog- mltlly - - Plans In E0 tu Printing College or the Army. MARILYN SLUDER - Slud . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Choir . . . Student Council . . . Etiquette Club . . . Pc-p Club . . . Tu-irling Club . . . Red Cross representative . . . likes to read, dance, listen to records. swim , , , plans to enter nurses' training. PATRICIA JOAN SLYKER - New , . , National Honor Society . . . Scholarship B . Service committee chainnan . . , Choir . . . president, Girls' Club Council . . . Pep Club secretary . . . Commence- ment Bower girl . ,. - Chainnan of caps and gowns committee . . . Junior Talent Dny. ROBERT SMALL - Johnny , , . Spec. tutor Sports . . . Camera Club . . . Es- quire Club . . . Pep Club . . . likes to fish . . . plans to attend Evansville College. JUNE SMALLWVOOD - Tall Timber . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and GNIY --- L- .GAA pin . . . Junior Red Cross . , . knitting Club . . . Girls' Handicraft Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . Pep Club . . . plans to go to college. GARVIN SMITH - Smitty', . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Movie Club . , . likes sports and movies . . . will work and nt- tend college. RONALD STATZ - Frank . . . Com- mittee nf One . . . t'Spirit publications chief . . . Student Council . . . fresluuan football letter . . . freslmum, reserve bas- ketbnll letters . . . reserve. varsity baseball letters . . . Pep Club president . . . Junior, Senior Prom decoration committees . . . caps and gowns committee . . . Student Control Board. DOTA LEE STEVENSON - Dottie . . . Knitting Club . . . comes from Mt. Ver- non, Illinois . . . likes to duuce, skntc, gn to movies, bnsketbull games . . . plans to attcucl college. DANNY STILES - Dau the Mun . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . leader of :lance band . . . Iunior, Senior Tnlent Days . . . Basketball Club . . . Baseball Club . . . Senior Prom and Talent Dny committees . . . plans to plny in dance bands, gn tu college. JUNE STINSON - comes from Tennessee . . . Future l-lomemnker of America . . . Dramatics Club . . . Commercial Club . . . likes to sew, read, cook . - - plans to SP' a iob in the secretarial field. BOB STORK - Chuck . . . Scarlet nnd Gray . . . Baseball Club . . . Basketball Club . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . Camera Club . . . Slide Rule Club . . . cups und gowns committee . . . likes to eat, sleep, play baseball, have dates . . . plans to go to Indiana University. RONALD STOVALL - Ape . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . freshman, reserve, varsity football letters . . . freslimnu basketball letter . . . re- serve, varsity hnselmll letters . . . Student Council . . . Football Club . . . likes to watch football games . RUTH STREMMING - 'Rutliie . . . Committee of One , . . Scuom. Sruur Staff . . . secretary, Quill and Scroll . . . Gym Lender . . . Y-'Teens service com- mittee chninnnn . . . Junior, Senior Tal- ent Day stage crews . . . picture Anom- mittee . . . Commencement Rower girl. RITA STUART - National Honor Society secretary . . . Scholarship B . . . Com- mittee of One . . . treasurer of Thespxans . . . Student Council . . . Choir . . '. president of Puppets', Sophomore Eh: quette Clubs . . . vice-president of Girls Club Council . . . Y-Teens treasurer . CONNIE SUBLET1' - Substance . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir letter . . . Twirling Club . . . Future Retailers' Club . . . Spectator Sports . . . Pep Club . . . Iunior Talent Day . . . majorctte . . Extravaganza . . . The Hurricane . ROBERT LEE SULLIVAN - Bob . . Mechanic Arts . . . likes to hunt . . plans to work in a garage. BRUCE W. TAYLOR - Boots . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . vice-president of Audio Operators' Club . . . Camera Club . . . likes to build radios, swim, ride horses, hunt . , . plans to attend Cin- cinnati University, study Electrical engi- neering. FRED TAYLOR - 'I'ootsic . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet :uid Gray . . . Outdoor Sportsman Club . . . Pep Club . . . Spectator Sports . . . likes to go out at night, have fun . . . plans to attend college. GARNER TAYLOR - Scnrlet and Gray . . . freshman track letter . . . reserve baseball letter . . . Art Club . . . Auto Club . . . Baseball Club . . . likes to eat, sleep, play billiards . . . plans to work. GENE THYVEATT - Scarlet and Gray . . . freshman, reserve, varsity football letters . . . freshman, varsity track let- ters . . . Kiwanis Football Award . . . Football Club . . . Control Board . . . likes to do most anything , . . plans to go to college, work. WVENDELL TODD - Scarlet and Gray . . . Yell Leaders' Club . . . Football Club . . . Future Retailers' Club . . . likes to travel, attend ball games . . . plcms to go to college, work. BARBARA TROCKMAN - Tron-Irie . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Y-Teens . . . president of Etiquette Club . . . Iunior, Senior Prom commit- tees . . . junior Talent Duy :nuke-up com- mittee . . . Senior Talent Day ticket chair- man . HOWARD TROCKMAN - Mouse . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . 1 . Student Council . . . Esquire Club . . . Senior Talent Day . . . Outdoor Sportsman . . . likes to swim. play ukelele, travel, play basketball . KATHEHN YVONNE TRUCKEY- Kate . , . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Etiquette Club . . . Girls' Handicraft Club . . . decoration committee for Senior Etiquette Club's Holiday Reception . . . Bookstore . . . works for Mr. Long . . . principnl's office . . . plans to work. PAT TUCKER - Put . . . Schnlnrslii B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet ans Gray . . . Choir . . . Y-Teens . . . Etiquette Club . . . Sophomore Party , . . Yell Leuder's Club . . . likes to dance, have fun . . . plans to attend college. SHIRLEY ANNE UBELHOR - Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . SCHOOL Semrr . . . Quill and Scroll . . .. ro- gram, vice-president of Etiquette Club . . . Pep Club . . . works in Athletic office NORMA VANPELL - Sue . . . Com- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Girls' Handicraft Club . . . Future Retnile-rs' Club . . . modeled in Etiquette Club Style Show . . . plnus to work. HOVVARD VAN STONE - Mumho . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Orchestra . . . Choir . . . Movie Operators' Club . . . Auto Club . . . plans tn marry rich. SHIRLEY VOELKER - Lev . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Choir . . , Senior Y-Teens . . . Etiquette Club . . . Future Business Vlfomcn . . . Pep Club . . . plnns to be- come n secretary or teucli music. IOHN WAHNSIEDLER - One-cylinder . . . Scarlet und Gray . . . Auto Club . . . Esquire Club. ELIZABETH VVALKER - Liz , . . Scholarship B . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Etiquette Club . . . correspondence sec- retary, Future Business NVomen's Club . . . senior invitntion and calling cards com- mittee . . . will work. DORIS WVALTER - Committee ot' One . . . Scarlet und Gray . . . Choir . . . Etiquette Club . . . Pep Club . . . Junior nnd Senior Talent Days . . . Iunior and Senior Prom committees . . . will attend college. MARVIN WEBER - Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . , . Future Retailers' Club . . . Pep Club . . . Spectator Sports Club. IANE WEIL - Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gmy . . . Clroir . . . Etiquette Club . . . junior Talent Daly make-up committee . . . Y-Teens . . . Pep Club . . . likes to dance, swim, plny golf . . . plans to nttend college. THEODORE YVEIL - Teddy . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . freshman football let- ter.. . . Esquire Club . . . likes to swim, play football, eat, drink :uid be merry . . . will attend University of Missouri. SYLVAN ALLEN WEINGARTEN - Captain Luwegi . . . Committee of One . . . Scnoor.. Srmrr advertising staff . . . Student Council . . . varsity track letter . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . Stu- dent Council Lcgislntive committee . . . plans to attend college. SUZANNE VVEISS - Suzi . . . Corn- mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir letter . . . Etiquette Club . . . Y- Teens . . . Pep Club . . . likes to swim, dance, sing, sleep . . . plans to attend college. sms 'P e 1 .at v - 'S , Q airs V 4 i JAMES WELBORN - Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Student Council president . . . freshman and varsity track letter . . . Pep Club . . . Student Serv- ice committee . . . Hrst place in Evans- ville Press Art Contest . . . plans to study medicine at Indiana University. BILL VVELDEN - Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Yell Loaders' Club . . . likes to sing . . . plans to go to Asbury Col- ege. ANN VVELLER - Little Ann . . . Scholarship B . . . Committee of Ono . . . Sci-root. SPIRIT . . . Thcspians . . . Etiquette Club . . . Pep Club . . . chair- man of Senior Prom committee . Junior, Senior Talent Days . . . Student Council Social Committee . . . plans to attend college. RICHARD WERKMEISTER - Dick . . . Mechanic Arts . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Black and Cray . . . Clioir . . . likes to hunt, fish, run track . . . will join the Navy. JEAN WHITESIDE - Jeannie . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Girls' Handicraft Club . . . likes to skate, dance . . . will work. BILL WILEY - Choir . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . plans to work or join Navy. BOB WILKIE - Fritz . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir . . . Football letter . . . track letter . . . Football Club . . . plans to attend college. BILLIE MAE IVILLETT - Willie . . . Scholarship B . . . Connnittee of One . . . Scnooz. Srinrr editorial staff . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Choir . . . Future Teachers of America . . . Etiquette Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Senior Prom committee . . . Senior Talent Day committee will attend Indiana State. ' 1 f li i ' t ,,,,, 'ti ' ROBERT VVILLIAMS - wane . . . January graduate . . movie operator letter ., - . . . plans to attend college. RACHEL WINSTEAD - 'Rach . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray -R - .s . . . Choir . . . Yell Leaders Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . Christmas Pageant it 'it if W, ,Q , 'i . . . Pep Club . . . Senior Talent Day. 2 si is , fu. - OH QSi'i,Q...x CONGRATU. ' X ' LATION SENIORS ,F ' X IS 3 amen- imlow WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP 411 Main Street Evansville V .,.x... DEBORAH WINTER - Debbie . . . A ig Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . GAA . . . 9 Gym Leaders' Club . . . likes to dance, play tennis . . . will attend college. 'Q f ETHEL WINTERHEIMER - Honky f- 2. 5 . 1a:..,:. . . . Scholarship B . . 1 Committee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray , . . Student Council . . Choir letter . . GAA . . . Gym Leaders' Club vice-president . . . M Q 1 . . A -. ,, a M - t is X ,X I - f 5' -'I-..fa2',I: t 4 X 5 t 4. -it - Senior Talent Day committce . . . plans its , h . 'i to enter nursing. 1 ' Rosczvmne wrsenau - Rosie . . . -- Scholarship B . . . Committee of One . , . .Qi Til? - Scarlet and Gray . . . Student Council . . . gb sk., Q Choir . . . GAA pin . . . president of S in ' ' l' Q Senior Y-Teens . . . Senior Prom commit- , ' p iss- tee . . . Iunior Talent Day . . . will attend Evansville College. i ,M . IOI-IN E. VVITTENBRAKER - cap ' ' E A,-j . . . Band . . . Orchestra . . . Choir . . . f ' Camera Club . . . captain of Band . . . S 't i- -, Senior Prom committee . . . junior, Sen- W 1 K lor Talent Days . . . Future Teachers of Q - fr V America . . . will attend college. .r - W -Q .s S 5 ggi' JAMES WVOODWVARD - Tennesse Emie 1 , . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Radio Club .f M K . . . Basketball Club . . . Baseball Club . . . Spectator Sports Club . . . I-Ii-Y -, ll? . . . plans to be drafted. 'I-J ANNA WOOLEY - Committee of One fs X . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Choir letter if gs -I 3... . . . Etiquette Club . . . junior Talent -:Q 1 , Day . . . Christmas Pageant . . . Senior -lv Talent Day . . . plans to work. V, , , .H , , - -xt. F It x ! 1 '.a-lies. ,.-- BARBARA WVUSTER - Barb . . . 'Q ,EQ .i Girls' Dance Club . . . Etiquette Club ,Egim Sf , . . Innior Red Cross . . . Future Re- '- A' S 3, tailers' Club . . . will attend college. , ' s ' '-ea-E.. ,, X t ,g gc., Jon WYATT - HJ. c.imm.. . . . com- ..4g.,g ' Q mittee of One . . . Scarlet and Gray , . . A s Scnool. SPIRIT business staff . . . Auto -. ss 1 X f E: ' Club . . . Red Cross Club treasurer . . . 'X :scsi ,. ' likes to run miniature racing cars . . will Qt .- ---' ' J: . attend college. f . 'ff f ,sg ' I lack piclfuaett In the Hl11'l'y of senior activities and getting homework, twenty-one seniors could find no time to have their pictures made. They are Joyce Bryan, William Chism, Lloyd Conway, Verna Mae Cox, Wilfred Cox, james Cunningham, joanne Goodwin, Wil- liam Goodwin, Robert Grimm, Donald Hoover and Paul Edward Moore. Also having no picture are Ralph Neal, Wade Organ, Boy Parker, jimmy Sandefur, Bryan Sanders, Marjorie Simmons, Thomas Walters, Durard Warford, Ira Lee West and Billy Wilkins. Congratulations Seniors From Evansville Luggage Shop Leather Goods of Distinction 23 Remember Always . SWANS DOWN THE FAMOUS NAME FOR HOME BAKING ,.----- ---.. .. 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Tongue-tied and scared to death, we stuttered out our lirst book reports and speeches as freshmen. VVe took a required grammar and literature course in each of our freshman and sophomore years. years we could branch out into elective courses taking Biblical Literature. WVe took our advanced grammar in written expression and in advanced composition we griped about and burned the midnight oil on these infemal term papers. In our upper class English, American or From the first freshman upstart to the last graduating senior, all of us had the same task of homework pains and strains. Remember how we felt when we saw Bosse for the first time? Everything seemed big and mixed up, the halls and rooms all looked alike. As the first grueling weeks passed and we had our locker combinations down pat, Bosse seemed more a part of us and our everyday life. Some of us leave Bosse as exceptional students, musicians or ath- letes. No matter what talents we have been gifted with, most of the credit goes to the teaching, coaching and guidance we have received here. Two plus two equals five and . . . After struggling through the x plus y's for four years, we'll never forget our math classes. During our freshman year algebra was the course with its x's and y's that most of us were able to pass without too many F's. The second year we took plane geometry with its possiums and theorums. Our next courses were solid geometry, algebra III and advanced math. We all took a senior review math test to determine if we needed a brush-up course in grade school arithmetic. Take a letter Miss Secretaryl Future secretaries and business minded students, often confused with private- secretaries-in-the-making, were the students who took a commercial course. During the first year, a general study of 'business showed us the necessity of neatness and accuracy. In our sophomore year we tediously added long columns of figures and checked accounts. Many of us took valuable courses in typing and shorthand even though we werenit on the business course. 26 1 i X ., H x . get - . 1, - -.Sl ., t i f fi fi 'i e , f x i ,,,. V t W st X' ' - sad? x-mfs ef.,-or .X g X . . . ..,,., sr. t li I i' 11 'K g ' t A 35-:L Q TAN? '-- -sis' - IS iii tgf ii f I Y., w ' 92 - .X - . I . Q-ew. N -' ' ie i 'SQ- 'Fi rpg .. -2 ' . v s wsaist V Y- Ns--M Y ea was .Asst at--. we wt. X . X .X wa., t .W '-Q ns.- we at -s fffas P. 'ts NN afswxfsxxgsxapgfif -S Ess-Y ,twig X sw 1 ai nag, ,st'f,gy,,,g.,t,,ut,wx-Lys aa., , fx-. t sm.sss-Qxs.:ssstsw1w- :MA - -...safe sttss-'.N1.t Banging their cymbals and tooting their horns, our band marched and played their way through a season of tip top playing. Under the guidance of Larry Johnston, the band played in rain, snow and cold during the football season and presented concerts of high quality for many a receptive audience. The tricky bank fomiations were fun to watch and those smart and snappy marches were always tops in the city to us. The band also made pep assemblies peppier and the whole year smoother for everyone. our music, art departments boasted jameses, rembmnts Although some fooled around in art class and many had no artistic talent, the art department ended another year with empty paint bottles and wom out brushes. It was a successful year in the department - a year of poster prizes, school service, art contests and Beauty Booster activity. Many Bosse Rembrnnts came home with awards and even more contributed with peppy fight signs for our games and assemblies. Headed by Merrill Snethen and Emily Combs, our art department was an important part of many during our four years at Bosse. Sometimes we rehearsed for hours and hours for our next production but we loved it. ' Both Charles Hom and Richard Hyatt made us practice imtil we were dead tired but they gave us orchids where orchids were due. Mr. Hyatt replaced Mr. Hom as choir director and led us through two operettas. The first was a modernistic production called The Second Hurricane and the second was the tuncful The Headless Horseman which was based on a Dutch legend. Some of us as juniors remember the trip to St. Louis to see the current opera. Others remember the programs we gave in assemblies, churches and to clubs and our parts in both the Christmas pageant and the Easter program. 27 Under the direction of Larry L. Johnson, instructor, members of the orchestra completed another year of music concerts and appearances. The fifty-four members of the or- chestra presented on May 8 their an- nual spring festival, A Nite With Music. They played for the National Honor Society program on the some day. In the fall some of the members in the All City Band and Orchestra toured part of Tennessee. Concerts were also given for grade school children at Dexter and Harper. aojecit fmaaecf infea ' , Q . ed, cleans affaffdecl iam This is WBHS, broadcasting from . . . We were the ones that initated Bosse's first intra-school broadcasting system with all its headaches and broadcasting power of fifty watts. We improved on the egg room and put real programs on the air. We listened as Mr. Celnnia instructed us in the fine points of radio announcing and some of us finngled Lookout, the cookies are burning! How can we ever forget the beautiful kitchens that were completed iust in time for use to use? The messes we made, and the things that t1u'ned out to be edible will be remembered by us for a long time to come. 4 iobs at local stations. Hut, two, three, four . . . During our daily gym classes, we built up our muscles and our appetites. W'e marched, did those back breaking pushups and played ferocious games of tag football. We'll always remember those cold windy days we ran laps around Enlow Field. Ouch, I stuck my fingerl As we got used to the pinpricks we went to work on our pajamas, and dresses. We had a style show to exhibit the things we had made the year and realized that we had u lot to leam. OK boys, lock em up! ' Not only were we the first ones to use the new matrix machine, but we also became used to seeing girls in our midst. For the first time in the history of Bosse girls were allowed to take printing courses. Long will we remember our beloved Mr. Bert and the bothersome, hard-to-remove printers ink! 28 aprons during fl Senior Edition was a big job, but it was fun, too! Under the direction of Carol Schlamp, the problem of meeting that deadline and getting headlines written was faced with determination and plenty of pencils and paper. Tom Rea and Sylvan Weingarten headed the advertising crew. Leam- ing the business for next year was Helen Otto. Doris Schoene and Jane Allen helped Carol with the planning and writing. they slaved long hours publishing latest news Ads, ads, and more ads. The Business Staff nursed many a blisterecl foot and sore throat while traveling all over town getting ads for THE SCHOOL SPIRIT and the Senior Edition. Without these important ads, which consist of only one of the stalf's many jobs, it would be impossible to pay for the publication of the paper. Taking time out from their work to pose for a picture are, first row, left to right: Joanne Wetzel, Helen Otto, Sue Voight, and Pat Armstrong. Sec- ond row: Ronald Statz, Marilyn Schifter, Carol Jean May- ton, Meredith Miller, Jim Schrieber. Third row: Tom Rea, Jean McCutchan, Barbara Boyles, Ruth Stremming, Ann Weller, Gail Armstrong, Peggy Kams and Sylvan Wein- garten. was taken. Always ready to snoop out a hot story, THE SCHOOL SPIRIT ed: torial staff recorded big and little events of our four years at Bosse Relaxing for a minute from their grueling, but fun packed task are first row, left to right Jerry Baugh Helen Anne Chivinn Sharon Hurst Jim Lundquist and Carol Schlamp Second row: Billie Mae Wlllet Anne Bullington, Bonnie Schulze Mickey McCray, Don Bnlser Shirley Bald ing, Bob Campbell Carleen Timmel and Doris Schoene Third row Jane Allen, Beverly Nelson Mary Thur man, Joan Fox, Carole Wessel Mar vin Schmidt, Anne Thompson De lores Schmidt, Carolyn Murray and Mary Conner. Fourth row Mary Jane Eberhart, Sandra Shmpson Bobbie Boger, Dixie McGregor, Mary Helen Lively, Jem Cale Rogers Reading, John Hirommus, Paul Km ney and Dick Klipsch Caroline Lukens was absent when the picture MOQRE TYPESETTING teet athletics football team ran roughshod over all opponents but two football schedule . Bosse ......... ,.,.,,.. 1 2 Princeton .,,..,,.., 0 Bosse .,....,., ..,.... 2 1 Boonville .,..,......,.,.,...... 14 Bosse ......... ,... 0 Manual tLouisvilleJ ..,. 12 Bosse .,,..... .,.o. 7 Reitz .........,...,,,...,...,.,,,,, 20 Bosse ..,...... ..,.,., 2 6 Bloomington ..,. 6 Bosse .....,.,. ...,... 4 0 Mater Dei .,.. ....,., 6 Bosse ......,.. ,....,, 1 3 Central ,....,. ,,,. 0 Bosse .....,, 41 Owensboro ,,... .. 6 Bosse ,.,. .,,.. ....,..21 Memorial .... ,,,,,,, 0 This year's Kiwanis football award went to Gene Thweatt. Gene, a member of Mrs. Theresa Durre's senior homeroom, played guard on the team for the last two years. He also played that position on his fresh- man and reserve squads. The award is presented for superior attitudes and ability in the sport and the winner is selected by his teammates, the Kiwanians' and David Dudley, principal. Last year's winner was Bob Barton. At the end of the 1950 football season, the Bosse football team and students can look back and be proud of the best season here on the East Side for many years. The Bulldogs ,lit the fuse of this great season with a win over the tough Princeton Tigers at Princeton, 13-0. Jerry Huston and Don Bailey led the attack for the 'Dogs in this one. The gridders fanned the flame a little by coming from behind to edge Boonville, 21-14. The Bulldogs trailed once in the contest 14-0, but put on a second half splurge that carried them to victory. The buming fuse began to sputter when the Graham Crackers traveled to Louisville and lost to a burly Manual aggregation, 12-0. The loss was no disgrace since the Bulldogs played one of their best games against one of Kentucky's best teams. The fire really got low when the gridders got ofl to a had start and lostito the Reitz Panthers, 20-7. The Bull- dogs outplayed the I-Iilltoppers in every department ex- cept the score. The flame began to brighten again though as thc 'Dogs ran roughshod over Bloomington, 26-6 at En- low Field. The flame grew stronger and the fuse grew shorter as the gridders rolled up a tremendous score in routing Mater Dei, 40-6 with the reserves playing most of the game. The second city contest of the season brought the Bulldogs against Central and Bosse was the victor in the rain, 13-0. The next contest was at Owensboro, and the gridders rolled up their biggest score of the season by winning, 41-6. The flame was burning bright now and the fuse was short. The whole thing finally exploded as the Bosse Bull- dogs buried the Memorial Tigers on a snow covered Thanksgiving day, 21-0 to end the glorious season. 32 Bosse in 1948 as head football coach, guided this year's Bulldog grid team to their best record since 1931. In hishigh school days at Bosse Mr. Graham starred not only in foot- ball, but in baseball and basketball as well. After graduating from the east side school in 1940, he played football for Penn State and George VVashington University where he re- ceived recognition in the East for his gridiron play. The successful rec- ord of the Bulldog gridsters at the end of the season stood at seven wins and two losses. our baslzetteers lost sectional crown to panthers HERMAN KELLER, head basketball coach, came to Bosse from Boonville, Indiana in 1941. Head coach at Boonville for ten years, Mr. Keller was born in Spencer Bosse .,.... basketball schedule Bloomington ,,,, ,,41 Bosse .,.... ......,.. 5 1 Huntingburg ..... . .38 Bosse .o,... .,..o, 5 2 Boonville ...... .,..... 4 8 Bosse ...,.. 41 Tell City .,..,.., ....... 5 7 Bosse ..,.,. 39 Central ....... ....... 5 4 Bosse ...... ., ,..49 La Porte ..,., .... , H55 Bosse ....,. 39 Princeton .,i,,. ....... 4 8 Bosse ,,.,.,, ,..,.,.., 4 6 Ieffersonville ..,. ...,.. 3 5 Bosse ,.,... ....,. 2 4 New Albany ...... ......, 3 6 Bosse ,...,. 33 Reitz .,.,,i,...,,...., ..,,... 5 1 Bosse ,.,... ....,. 3 5 jasper ........... ....,.. 5 6 Bosse ,..... ....,. 4 5 Bedford .,.,. ,,,,.,. 4 1 Bosse ....., ........, 3 8 Owensboro ., .,...,. 47 l Bosse ...,... .,....,.. 4 4 Memorial ,,,,., ,...,,, 6 2 N Bosse ,.,.,.... 56 Peru ......,.... .,,..,i 3 3 Bosse ....... ....,.... 5 2 Vincennes .,.. ,.,,i,. 3 3 Bosse .r.,.,. Bosse ...... Bosse ....,.. Bosse ...,... sectionals Grifiin ,,.,,,30 Mater Dei Memorial county. He graduated from Troy High School. He first coached at Plain- ville, Indiana, then came to Bosse as freshman coach. In 1944 and 1945 he lead the Bosse basketers to the state championship. BOSSE'S BULLDOGS who won nine games and lost eleven during the season, pose above for a group picture. Standing left to right in the back row are Coach Hennan Keller, Iim I-Iardesty, senior, Fred Mercer, junior, Dick Kley- meyer, iuniorg Bob Koenemann, juniorg Richard Schultheis, junior, Dwight Borum, senior and assistant coach Arvel Kilpatrick. Kneeling in the front row are Bill Riggs, iuniorg Johnny Slyker, juniorg Tom Kilpatrick, junior, Bill Gill- more, seniorg Bill Kanipe, senior and Art Griggs, junior. The Bulldogs advanced over tourney opponets Criflin, Mater Dei and Memorial, but dropped the sectional crown to Reitz, 78 to 39. ' 33 Reltl 78 Arvel Kilpartrick, assistant basket- ball coach to Hennan Keller, came to Bosse in the fall of 1942. After graduating from Mackey High School, Mr. Kilpartrick was head coach of his Alma Mater for ten years. Moving to Evansville in 1941, his first position was coach of Emma Roach Grade school. The fol- lowing year he came to Bosse and took over as freshman mentor. BILL CILMORE, member of William Couch's homeroom won the coveted Kiwanis Award this year in basket- ball. Bill has played varsity basketball since his junior year and gained practice before that on the reserve team. He spent most of his time dur- ing his four years at Bosse participa- ting in one kind of sport or another, both in school and out. In summer swimming takes up a lot of his time and he has won the city diving championship for two years in a row and plans to enter this year. Gills says that he plans to attend Indiana University and study pre-denistry. traclc team topsg baseball squad second in city Under the guidence of lim Graham, the Bosse Baseball squad completed another successful season. Mr. Graham took over thc team after Phil Bcvarly had retired after last season. Although they played most of their games here in the city, they also went on the road for n few. The team finished second in the city contest behind Central. Nine seniors played on the din- mond team for Bosse. Dean Johnson completed his fourth year on the squad along with Charles Simon. Bob Kettlehut, Ronnie Stovall, Bill Schmidt and Dave Pellow competed for the last two years while Ronnie Statz, Jerry Hargis and Dan Newman played for the first time this year. GETTING READY for the spring season, the baseball Victor. Included in the back row are: James Graham, team paused during their practice to pose for the picture coach, Tom Kilpatrick, ,lerry Small, Bob Steele, Dave above. Wahl, Dane Pcllow, John Nicholson, Ronald Statz, Front row left to right are: Norman Gentry, Dan New- Charles Simon, ,lack Rake Bob Kettelhut, ,lim Fox, Wal- man, Bill Schmidt, Dean Johnson, ,lim Bennett, Joe ter Holt, ,lim Ely, Larry Myers, ,lack Young, Bob Ubel- - Gore, ,lim Rake, Ronald Stovall, Bill Rech, and James hor, Mike Welbonrn and Larry Sanders. 1 l IN THE PICTURE above the 1951 track squad coached by Max Smith, pose for The School Spirit photographer. First rom, left to right are: Sylvan W eingarten, Corl- ney Erwin, Ferrell Bennet, Jim Ely, Paul Henderson, Don Bailey, Dwight Borum, Jim Welborn, Ronald Koe- nen, lack Chastain, and Fred Mercer. Completing the list of squad members are, second lllllllllllllllll ANU EUHN JEWELERS FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY row: Ronald Sproatt, Lloyd Heldt, Gerald Watson, Bill Elles, Martin Hunt, Howard Miller, Harold Van Bibber, ,lim Cusick, Ralph Hunter, Jerry Grimm, James Balding, Charles Bawel, Bud Downen, ,lack Johnson, Gerald Schimmel, Forrest Karn., Bill Logan, Bob Jenkins, Jerry johnson, and Paul Martin. Capturing the city championship for the second year in a row, the track team romped over every city opponent by large margins. The team coached by Max Smith added more trophies to Bosse's hophy case by winning the city meet, the Second Evansville Invitational Track meet and the Petersburg Relays. The team also captured the Southern In- diana Athletic Conference Meet and the sectionals. The team was defend- ing all of these titles. Senior members of the team were Don Bailey, Dwight Borum, Jim welbom, Ronald Koehnen, Jack Chastain and Bill Logan. Their half mile relay team was clocked the best time in the state this year. Fred Mer- cer, junior, also set a new record in the 120 high hurdles. Congratulations Seniors! W. C. Roesner Distributor of Fine Papers The School Spirit Knows the Quality of His Products 321 Main Street Phone 34441 Phone: 3-2924 Evansville, Ind. 34 season .finished by tennis, goll Losing but one set to a city rival this season, the Bosse tennis team reigned as city champions for the fifth consecutive year. Coachecl by Gus Banko, the team last only one match this year and that was to Danville, Illinois, at the beginning of the season. john Hironi- mus was the only senior on the team this year with Paul Kramer, jerry Vtliseman, Ralph Foster and Ott Hyatt, juniors, filling thc other po- sitions. Charles McClary and Harold Farmer were the sophomores on the squad. TAKING TIME out from their everyday practice, the Mclflary, Ott Hyatt. Paul Kramer, ,Ierry Wiseman, ,lolm 1951 tennis team assembled for the above picture. Hironimusuud Harold Former. Kneeling from left to right are: Ralph Foster, Charles ' . As' VVith Harry King their new coach, K the golf team traveled near and far to play matches. Out of the many boys above four only were able to play in the matches. Bob Hamilton, sophomore, played as first man on the team while the sec- ond man altered around between the boys shooting the lowest score. Other members of the team were Ronnie Krueger, Neil Norrick, seniors and Jackie Kroeger, freshman. Other boys playing in matches were Dave Olive, Lyle Sicgle and Bill Hart. F37 gms-f. S, HARRY KING'S golf team take time out to get their pic- in the back row are left to right: Harry King. coachg lure taken. In the picture above kneeling in the front Don Dorfman, Bill Han, Ronald Spront, Tom Lukens, row left to right are: Douglas Stockwell, Lyle Siegel, Bob Dave Olive, Rodney Kats, Ronald Krueger, Neil Norrick Emmert, luck Kroeger, anflllim Kirclxgessner. Standing and Bob Campbell. Aw Maha Swim Q PANTS Q SWEATERS T S Q JACKETS Q SPORTS SHIRTS Congratulations to the Class of 1951 THE COLLEGE CORNER DRIVE-IN 011 Linmln 223 MAIN STREET Across From the College 35 g 4 wilson, morgan, schoene filled regal positions During the Mater Dei-Bosse foot- ball game, captain Don Bailey crowned Martha Wilson, senior, queen of the 1950 pigskin season. Ioyienc Catron, also a senior, served as maid of honor. Nada Alex' ander and Ceorgianna Kelly, juniors, Murline Simpson and Darlene Brown, sophomores, Susan Hathaway and Carole Payne, freshmen made up rest of Martha's court. The Bosse band provided the music for the procession of girls. After the crowning the traditional kiss, Don es- corted Martha and her court to the sidelines where they viewed the last half of the football game. Entering with the sound of trumpets and proeessional music, Doris Schoene, a graduating senior, reigned over the first May Day in twenty-three years. Dean johnson, a senior, bestowed the traditional kiss upon Doris who then presided over the assembled group. Her court was composed of twelve girls, who represented the twelve other senior homerooms. junior girls honored the queen with a colorful May Pole Dance. Not to be outdone, sophomores presented a program depicting 1925 to 1951 gym classes. Freshmen guys and gals participated in a square dance while the boys gym classes demonstrated n military drill. At the half of the New Albany-Bosse basketball game, Bill Kanipe, captain of the basketball team, crowned jean Morgan, a senior, as basketball quccn for the 1959-1951 season. The Bosse band supplied the music for the ceremony. Four baton major- ettes came from the four corners of the gym and after a twirling routine, formed a passage way for the royal court. The freshman class was represented by Carole Haag and Elizabeth Riggsg sophomores, by Mary Helen Lively and Phyllis Campbell. Myra Kasey and Delores Holder captured thc juniors votcs while Shirley Balding. senior, was maid of honor. actiuities we debated, governed, worked toward honor Student govemment, hall problems, lunch line conditions and general disorder were handled by the Student Council. Seated left to right are: john Slyker, who kept the financial reports of the council, Doris Schoene, who wielded the pen and performed the duties as secretary, lim Welbom, as the gavel pounder and president, and Bob Cole- man, who held the position of vice-president. WVilh the exception of Iohn, a junior, all are seniors. The council has been the sole goveming body at Bosse and many will remember those days in detention when caught violating a Student Council rule. Always prepared to prove a good point or present an unapproachable argument, the debate team racked up many a heated but educational argu- ment. Under the direction of Henry Kell, the orators are first row, left to right: Jerry Grimm, junior, Bob Coleman, senior, Matilida Mae Snepp, iuniorg Tom Rea, senior, Janis Petzel, senior, and Mr. Kell. Standing are: Gaylia Hale, junior, Ronald Young, freshman, Carleen Timmel, junior, and Diane Bentley, senior. Never let it be said that Bosseites cnn't argue. During our junior year eighteen of us achieved National Honor So- ciety membership and twenty-three of us gained it in Olll' senior year. Joanne Duvall served as president, Don Bailey, vice-president, and Rita Stuart, secretary. Others chosen during our junior year were Carolyn Allsmiller, Shirley Balding, Jerry Baugh, Mary Conner and Nancy Core. Bill Hart, Ann Humphrey, Sharon Hurst, Caroline Lukens, Delores Schmidt, Patty Slylter, Martha Wilson, lean Mor- gon, Janis Petzold and Carol Schlamp complete the list. Those who became members when seniors were Don Albin, Helen Chivian, Bob Coleman, julia Colvin, Nellie Dame, Elizabeth Enlow, Alan Holtz, Paul Kinney and Jeanne McCutchan. Earl McMillan, Betty Nelson, David Pellow, Fred Pfarrer, Lewis Plane, Paul Rode- mann, I. C. Rowell, Bill Schmidt, Doris Schoene, Shirley Ubelhor, James VVelborn, Billie VVillet, Ethel Winternheimer and Rosemarie YViseman were also chosen. 38 i During the school year many seniors gained educational value and travel experience with their organized trips. The Band left Evansville in the fall to h'avel with the football team to Owens- boro. Henry Kell, instructor of debate, accompanied his team to Terre Haute, Purdue and Salem for debate meets. Members of the American Problems and history classes traveled to Indianapolis to view the state legislature. During the Thanksgiving vacation members of THE SCHOOL SPIRIT traveled to Chicago, Illnois for the National Scholastic Press Association con- vention. In the spring the history classes made their annual VVashington, New York trip. l 39 we reached our heights in our prom, talent day Finally we came to the climax of our four years - Senior Prom and Senior Talent Day. Doris Schoene headed the committees for the Prom. For the first time in the history of Bosse the senior class held their dance at a different location. The Great Hall in the Evansville College Student Union Building, housed the group who danced to the music of Bobbie Barrett and his orchestra. lVe all 1'emember Patty Slyker and Bill Gilmore who were chosen king and queen. At our Senior Talent Day we achieved the heights of success. The auditorium was Hlled long before curtain time and Vaudevision did not fail them. Louis Plane was general chairman and Paul Kinney directed the show. V audeville and Television were portrayed in an unforgettable manner. L'E.C.A. Clubs meet today at the ringing of three bellsg please report promptly to your club or study hall. This familiaar piuase rings a bell in our minds as it brings buck those Thurs- day momings in homeroom when it led the morning notice bulletin. There was the Etiquette Club, Yell Leader's organization, Football Club, Slide Rule Club aand many more which were at our disposal. From knitting to taking pic- tures, E.C.A. Clubs gave us that extra bit of education which means so much. How many will be able to forget those infomiative and enioyable Thursday momings? yell leaders, club proulded ideas for yells, pep Our untiring cheer leaders added vim, vigor and pep to the yells in all our battles. We elected some fine yell leaders who never let us down even in the worst weather. They were always there to make the stands tremble with the vibration of the yells. They pushed our teams to victories and pulled for the crews even in the face of defeat. The yell leaders were lleft to rightj Carol Wessel, Hal Himmel- bauer, Martha Wilson, Clifton Ashby and Doris Schoene. Backing the Bulldogs, the Pep Clubbers always came up with novel ideas to promote pep. The worked hard to pack pep assemblies with snappy decorations and ap- pealing entertainment. From left to right are jerry Hargis who handled the financial alfairsg Patty Slyker taking care of the recordsg Ronald Statz who headed the clubg and Danny Newman who served as vice-president. JQAN ENGRAVING co WALTER'S FOOD SHOP ACROSS FROM BOSSE HIGH SCHOOL l GOOD THINGS TO EAT AND DRINK COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE 6 NOVELTIES. CONFECTIONS. SCHOOL SUPPLIES 0 CFS A Engraved CONGRATU' H ' H E R M A N N Business and Social LATIONS FINE CANDY-ICE CREAM-FOUNTAIN LUNCH and 123 MAIN STREET SINCE 1860 Statimlery BEST WISHES Cards h 9 . . 2 IT'S KELLYS . . ,C Invmons SENIORS 0 DELICIOUS Foon 0 OPEN 24 HOURS Announcements HOSIERY 5 SERVICE DELUXE - LINGERIE SPORTSWEAR Where You Get The Most For Your Money 23 S' E' SECOND ST' KELLY,S Phone 5-5806 23 N. VJ. sith Phone: P7535 21 S. E. First Street 40 1 i Backstage crews for all school pro- ductions worked hard and spent a good many hours in the attic and on the stage doing painting or construc- tion work. Knocking together some pieces of wood and slapping paint all over endless stretches of canvas were 2 W 86 I Barbecue WELCOMES YOU among our jobs. We gave up our extra after-school and Saturday hours to work on construction crews, sell tickets, gather props or do any one of the hundred unlrcraldecl tasks which are necessary in the production of any good talent day or play. Frosty Malt and Sweden Creme Fresh from Freezer All Year Round operettas, plays star carusos, be rn h a rcl ts Presentation of The Headless Horse- man by the choral members of the music department required a good deal of work and lacfore-thought, but much fun resulted for all concerned. The operetta told the story of the Dutch legend based on WVashington Irving's tale, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow, and was presented on April 18 and 19. Among many other activities, the Thespians, headed by jerry Baugh, also presented two plays, the humor- ous Arscnic and Old Lace and The XVinslow Boy. Both plays were great successes and many students will long remember the work and fun uf being on play committees and the untiring eilort of Miss Lcnore Cupp's directing. SHAPKER'S CAR WASH 1401 Washington Ave. Corner of Lodge Phone 6-0058 Evansville 14, Ind. 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I, DON ALBIN, do bequeath all my future teddy bears to Elsie Pace. I, RONALD ALLEY, do bequeath my inside view of the girl's rest- room to anyone else who is un- lucky enough to get pushed in. I, CAROLYN ALLSMILLER, do be- queath to some group of girls all the good times we seven girls have had, both in school and out. I, ROSALIE AREND, do bequeath that some sophomore girl may take my place in Mr. Brown's general shop class. I, ANN ARINISTRONC, do bequeath to my sister, Mary Sue Armstrong, an incoming freshman, all the good times I have had at Bosse. I, BETTYE JO ARNOLD, do be- queath Sandy Stimpson the ability to keep a sober face when listen- ing to Martha and Norma wise- crack. I, CLIFTON ASI-IBY, do bequeath to Mr. Carithers the ability to keep in good standing at a certain night spot where be sings as his theme, Tumbling Tumbleweeds, even though he does lower himself to teach at Bosse. I, DON BAILEY, do bequeath a be- queath to any bequeather who doesn't know what to bequeath. I, WILBERT BALLARD, do be- queath Stanley Ballard, my brother, to Miss Zehr, who is formerly from Mechanic Arts. I, DONALD BALSER, do bequeath my gym towel that hasn't been washed in four years to old blood and guts Larry Jolmston, who will need it when he goes to the anny. I, BETTY BARR, do bequeath to some unfortunate fresman my hec- tic life while attending Bosse High School. I, JERRY BAUCH, do bequeath to the staff of The School Spirit my lime Life Savers and a new Coca Cola machine which has been left to them every year for many years. I, VIRGINIA BECKER, do bequeath to Mary Thurman the ability to re- main supreme queen in R. VV. Cfs class so I can visit her any time. I, MICHAL BENDER, do bequeath to my younger brother, Nelson, all the good times I've had during my four years at Bosse. I, DIANE BENTLEY, do bequeath to my brother, David, all the good times that I have had at Bosse. I, SHARON BISHOP, do bequeath to some incoming freshman the pleasure of having Mr. Bertram for a swell homeroom teacher. I, DVVICHT BORUM, do bequeath to Susie Phillips one private eye to keep tab of me each hour of the day. I, JOAN BOSSE, do bequeath my front row seat in every class to some unlucky person. I, PAUL RICHARD BOSSE, do be- queath to Mr. Carithers a pair of X-Ray eyes. I, I. I I I I I I I I I. I. I. I. I. I I I I 1 J x 1 s a u DON E. BOYLES, do bequeath to all Bosse boys better luck at skipping than I had fskipped twice, caught both times.l HAROLD BREDENKAMP. do be- queath to my son Ilarold Jr., who is a freshman my ability in sports activities at Bosse. SHELDON BRESKOWV, do bc- queath all my leading roles in Bossa thespian productions to my little cousin. Jerry Newman, since he can get only hit parts. CERALDINE BROYVN, do bof qucath my luck in having the two best math teachers thlr. Smith and Mr. Kilpatrick? to my brother Danny who will be at Bosse in two years. INIARIANNE BROWN, do be- queath to any student my ability to get my Latin assignments. MARLENE BROWN, do bequeath to my brother lots of luck in getting his varsity football letter next year. EARL WAYNE BROVVNINC, do bequeath to some honorable fresh- man, the love for school during his last two years which I didn't have. JOYCE BRYAN, do bequeath that Barbara VVeaver, Betty West and Jackie Miller get their homework as well as I have this year. JOAN BUGG, do bequeath to any incoming freshman the privilege of getting Mr. Carithers for American Problems, where some of the best jokes are told. LINDA BURR, do bequeath to some incoming freshman the good times I have had at Bosse. .IOHN BUSHEY, do bequeath my broken locker that I have tried to get fixed for three years to some poor freshman. CHUCK CALHOUN, do bequeath all my basketball playing ability to any junior who wants to be cut off the varsity squad. JACK R. CALLENDER, do be- queath my ability to get along with students and teachers to all my past flames, especially Diane. JAMES CAMMACK, do bequeath my angelic attitude which I re- ceived in grade school to John Slyker with the hope he is a better angel than I have been. JAMES CAMPBELL, do bequeath to Doris Strickfaden a pair of new lips. ROBERT A. CAMPBELL, do be- queath to my younger brother, who will attend Bosse eventually, my homeroom teacher, William Henry Russler and his window pole. ROBERT L. CAMPBELL, do be- queath to the Lucky Seven the ability to win basketball games like the Golden Netters. PATRICIA CARTER, do bequeath Mr. Gough two more girls in his selling class like Pat Cartwright and myself. DOTTIE CARTWVRICHT, do be- queath to Betty Bell a husband who is as handsome and rich as our student teacher and hope she'll be happy. PATRICIA CARTYVRIGHT, do bequeath to some lucky freshman, Mr. Russler for a homeroom ad- visor. JOYLENE CATRON, do bequeath to Donald Gray as much fun in his senior year, as I had. WILLIAM CHAGLE, do bequeath to Mr. Kell, the mustache that he so willingly shaved off upon en- tering the armed services. JACK CHASTAIN, do bequeath to the Cross Country Team the first seven places in all their meets. HELEN ANNE CHIVIAN, do be- queath the metropolis of New- burgh a school like Bosse - they need it, believe me. IVAN CHRISTMAS, do bequeath to Carol Meisler my driving ability because she will need it. BEVERLY COBB, do bequeath all the good times I've had at Bosse to my brother, O. T. Cobb. JEANETTE COBB, do bequeath my shorthand ability to some junior so I'll have a good excuse to give my boss when he asks me why I can't take shorthand after studying it for two years. BOB COLEMAN, do bequeath to Mr. Kell my Dixiecrat button and a second aitimiative who agrees with his fchucklel fine arguments. JULIA COLVIN, do bequeath to Mr. August Banko, two more New- burgonians to take the place of his Gold Dust Twins. ELDON JOE COMSTOCK, do be- queath to Miss Brenner a double dose of the Thing. MARY CONNER, do bequeath to Mr. Hyatt, a set of cuff links and a bushel of Idaho potatoes, both of which he needs badly! HERBERT COX do bequeath the initnls C S to Teddy Timmons which were bequeathed to me b Ronnie Miller BILL COX do bequeath to lack Innes the ability not to get along with a girl He knows who tPrmce ton NORMA CRENSHAW do be queath Sandie Stnnson my ability to peroxide my hair without it turn mg red JOHN CRISP do bequeath to the comedians of Bosse High School three xolumes of funnv assembly jokes DENNY CROWDER do beque ith to Shlrlev Stinson iny mcknime T B given to me by Dana I Scrsm in hopes she will soon out grow lt ROBERT CROWLEY, do le queath some sophomore at Bosse who comes to Mechanic Arts mv ability to get along with the teach ers and stay out of trouble CHARLES CULPEPPER do be queath to Pat Pfingston my some what bow legs JIM CUNNINGHAM do bequeath to Hita McGregor someone who knows a variety of jokes to keep her amused NELLIE JO DAME do bequeath my red hair to anyone viho thinks thev can stand it plus Mr Mur rays teasing which goes with it NITA DAVIDSON, do bequeath to Juanita Patton the same luck I had in my 1umor year MARTHA DAY, do bequeath to Sandie Stimson the nickname a-'F em up which was willed to me by Bettye Dail. JOAN DeCROOTE, do bequeath that Judy Nunley will have as much fun and enjoyable times as I have had in all my four years at Bosse. DONALD DORFMAN, do be- queath to some other genius who doesn't like to take notes the title which was bestowed upon me by the eminent Professor Kell, Re- cording Machine' Dorfinan. MARIAN DORRIS, do bequeath to my sisters-in-law, who are in- coming freshmen, Nita and Rita Harper, the same fun I've had and especially Miss Bronnenkant for a homeroom advisor. PAUL DOTY, do bequeath my locker by the lunch line to some poor sticker and a quiet homeroom to Miss B., so she can read the bulletin. PEGGY ANN DOUCAN, do be- queath to Mr. Celania a person in his radio expression class with an Irish temper like mine so he can tease them as much as he did me. NOEL DREW, do bequeath my brain and straight A grades to Jerry Johnson. JAMES DRIGGERS, do bequeath my ability to keep wama without buying coal to Glenn B.M. EILEEN DUMBAUCH, do be- queath to some incoming freshman my seat in homeroom 150. JOANNE DUVALL, do bequeath my ability ,to wait until the last minute to do something - namely, write a will. BERNITA ELLIS do bequeath to Miss Bronnenkant a homeroom that will be quiet at least until she finishes reading the bulletin ROBERT EISIMERT do bequeath to Herbert Schneider mx rigged gvm trunks to annoy Herman Rel ler which were bequeathed to me bv Rav Porter ELIZABETH ENLOW do be queath to my sister all the home work and good times Ive had at Bosse CHARLES ENNULAT tlo be queath all my brains and good manners Ula Hall to 1 little girl named Nancy LOUIS ETHRIDGE do bequeath to my incoming freshman who is lucky enough to get Miss Bronnen kant for homeroom all the fun I had in her class BOB EVERETT do bequelth to Miss B two more boys in her foods I class as good as Bill Ixanipe and myself EVONNE FARBER, do bequeath to Debbie Hamburg exerythmg good tlnt I wish for myself CHARLIE FISHER do bequeath to Adrian Meadows my solemn promise never to become a student in Bosse again WILMA JOYCE FOSTER do be queath to my sister Sharon the ability to keep quiet in Mr Ca nthers class JOAN FOX do bequeath mv New Jersey accent to Catherine Monroe CUT FLOWERS AND CORSAGES FOR ALL OCCASIONS ' KLEITZ FLOWERS Phone 2-1164 721 Main Street Congratulations Seniors s s f ef- N s N , N X , .L Q N Sai F is XE sruvs rnom MAIN-ON 71:1- CONGRATULATIONS TO BOSSES SENIORS FROM TWO OF EVANSVILLES FINEST THEATRES THE ROSS 2513 Washington Avenue THE WASHINGTON Kentucky and Washington Avenue , ,, ' . 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JANICE FRANKLIN, do bequeath to Miss B a quiet homeroom like ours, to get the bulletin read in the first five minutes of homeroom pe- riod. CERRIANN FRAISER, do be- queath my locker to the jerk it takes to get it open. BARBARA FRIEDLE, do be- queath to my sister, Carolyn, an exciting junior and senior year. BILL FRYSINGER, do bequeath to Miss Bronnenkant a class of per- fect pupils like Bill Kanipe. ROBERT GARDNER, do be- queath Dicky Garriott my depend- able car which died January 10, 1951. MARY CARBIOTT, do bequeath to my brother, Richard, all the good times I had in my senior year. JAMES GAUER, do bequeath my drawing ability, craftsmanship, and quick thinking to Don Miller. DAVID GENTRY, do bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Bertram to David Schrickler. JERRY GERLING, do bequeath Nick Cromwell my sweat socks which havcn't been washed for four years. NANCY GORE, do bequeath to all the 1951 graduates of Bosse the best of luck in whatever they might do. BILL GILMORE, do bequeath to Harry King a cigarette container in his driver training car so he won't have to climb the boiler room steps. LOLA INIAE GLENN, do bequeath to all the kids coming to Bosse the luck of having wonderful home- room teachers like Miss B and her honeys and all the fun and friends I found during my four years here at the institution. RICHARD GOERING, do be- queath to Mr. Couch a good home- room and to Nancy Baker all my best boy friends. CARL GRABERT, do bequeath to Mr. Charles Sehuerger one bright neon bow tie. RALPH GREEN, do bequeath to some up and coming hotrodder my wife's ability to speed shift. PAT GREEN, do bequeath the good times I have had with Ralph Green during my senior year, to Carole Sue VVessel and Fred Mercer. JERRY GROSSMAN, do bequeath to Eileen NVegner my ability to be able to go to classes after the bell rings without an admit, because she needs it very much. JACK HAJEK, do bequeath my position in Hi-Y tChaplainJ to any other sucker. JIM HARDESTY, do bequeath my ability to get kicked out of class. MARY ANN HARDIN, do be- queath to some incoming freshman, Mr. Couch for a homeroom teacher. JERRY HARGIS, do bequeath to the next oibcers of the Pep Club more co-operation and less criti- cism from the members. BETTY HARPER do bequeath 1, , Miss VVoods a good advanced composition class 'like the ones she used to bavc. PAT HARRALSON, do bequeath Mr. Bertram a good homeroom like his last one - onc he can keep for four full years. BOB HARRIS, do bequeath to Mr. Graham my football ability. BILL HARRISON, do bequeath to Mr. Curtis Brown one dark- room, located in the general shop. BILL HART, do bequeath to Mary Helen Lively, one pound of deluxe fidtllers from Harp and Sons Fish Market. Memoriesll DON HARVEY, do bequeath to my brother Conrad, my broken chair in Chemistry. GENE HEARD, do bequeath to Don Miller my ability to shoot pool, play cards, and light. LAVONNE HEDGES, do be- queath to Doris Bates my seat in senior review math and the won- derful teacher, Mr. Long. BETTY I-IEIM, do bequeath to Shirley Gooch and Jeanne Ringham the ability to drive a car, which they both need badly. SI-IERRY HENDRICKS, do be- queatb my chair over at Kelly's to Sue Tipton and hope she has as much fun as I did over there. JOE HENRY, do bequeath my locker to any freshman with nerve enough to clean it out. DELORES HICKINIAN, do be- queath the last table in 'die cafe- teria to Betty Stone, Joan White- head and Katherine Redman, and hope that they make the best of it. CAROL HILGEDIECK, do be- queath to Peggy Kam, the track team. KEITH HILLYARD, do bequeath my half of locker 778 to some poor freshman who has trouble with combinations, since mine has never worked. JOHN I-IIRONIMUS, do bequeath to some strong independent team the ability to mow down the op- position like the great Granger Ditch Tadpolesn have done. SHIRLEY HOCKER, do bequeath to Carol Rutschaw lots of luck and the best of teachers Cincluding Miss Agnewj next year and in the future at Bosse. VINCENT HOEFLINC, do be- queath to Robert Carithers a Toni NVave for his curly C0 locks. DORIS I-IOLT, do bequeath to Juanita Patton the ability to get along with a certain biology teach- er. ALAN HOLTZ,. do bequeath to the bookstore, Miss Vinson, a pi- ann, telephone, soda fountain, ra- dio and a full-time janitor. SARAH LEE HOLZMAN, do be- queath the Bosse bookstore to the lunch period loafers who will use it to a better advantage. DONALD HOOVER, do bequeath to my brother, l.Vayne Hoover, my luck to manage to get out of school and work. DIANA HORMUTI-I, do bequeath to some unlucky senior Mr. Mur- ray's seventh period American problems class. I. I I 1, I, I, I, I, I, I, L I, I, L I. I, I, I, I I CAROLYN HORN, do bequeath to Peggy Kam a boyfriend as nice as I had during my senior year. VIRGINIA HORNBACK, do be- queath to my sister Sharon, a fresh- man at Central, all the luck and good times that I have had while attending Bosse. CONNIE HOWE, do bequeath to Sandy Stimson my seat at Kelly's during lunch period. IEANNE HUCK, do bequeath my ability to do I10 miles per hour to anyone who thinks he or she can drive. ANN HUMPHREY, do bequeath my chair in orchestra to Carole Litherland, who, I hope, will have as much fun as I had. IERRY HUSTON, do bequeath to Ierry Schimmel the luck to live next door to Coach Graham as I do now, so he may invite him over to dinner to get that needed pull to play football. GEORGE HUTCHINGS, do be- queath Lindsey Smith my ,deadly bean shooter and the rest of my treasured beans so he can fire them at innocent babes in skirts. CARLOTTA IENNINGS, do be- queath to my sister Mary the abil- ity to use her vocal talent to break into activities that I never made. Also, a new secretary for Mr. Couch. DEAN IOHNSTON, do bequeath to Mr. Philip Beverly new equip- ment for his tumbling team and better boys. LAI-IOMA JOHNSTON, do be- queath to Margaret Ann Iohnston and Toodie Osborne a lot of good times in Bosse. JEAN JORDEN, do bequeath to all juniors on the college course Miss Stoutenborough for advanced composition. BILL KANIPE, do bequeath to some poor freshman the good luck I have had getting along with the teachers. They all love me. FRED KANZLER, do bequeath to Helen Mahurin and lim Dame all the good times I had. IANICE KARGES, do bequeath all my love for the school, the home- work, and the teachers to any new incoming freshman that wants it. RODNEY KATZ, do bequeath to Mr. Schuerger a tie rack with the belief that he can find some use for rt. LOUISE KELLAMS, do bequeath to Miss Lois Mueller someone to leam her poetry in English litera- ture class. SONDRA KESSLER, do bequeath to Philip Siegel my place in Mr. Carithers American problems class. I promise you, you won't be sorry. BOB KETTLEI-IUT, do bequeath to my sister, Gloria, an incoming freshman, my position on the foot- ball team. Hit 'em hard, Sisl Don't let them trap you. DALTON KINCSBURY, do be- queath my very large feet tboatsl, and religious tHolyl socks to Miss Brenner for observation and study. DONALD KINNEY, do bequeath two rusty nails, a wad of chewing gum and a copy of the Second Hurricane to Mr. Hyatt and Miss B . GENEVA KINNEY, do bequeath to Mary Ann Arthur my skill in typing. PAUL KINNEY, do bequeath to Mr. Johnston, a new crop of hair and to Mr. Schrodt another page Editor to give him as much trouble as I did, IACK KIRVES, do bequeath all of the pin-up pictures in my locker to Eddie Carleton, who knows from nothing. DAVID KISHLINE, do bequeath to Dixie McGregor one Buddy Dike who should have a 228Vs ad- vantage over her. RICHARD KNAPP, do bequeth to jack Theurkauf the book I have just finished writing, The Art of Making Love from which he has been giving lessons to Jerry Small. PAULINE KNIGHT, do bequeath our table in the cafeteria to Joan VVl1itehead, Katherine Redman and Betty Stone and hope that they make the best of it. JAY KOEHLER, do bequeath to Ruth Dreier, her sister, Mary Dreier's chemistry lab manual, which I made use of in times of need. RON KOEHNEN, do bequeath to Howard Miller all the fun I had on the track and cross country teams, especially mnning up and down hills at Vincennes. May he do better than I did. JANICE KOERNER, do bequeath to Barbara De VVeese my seat on the school bus, and I hope she en- joys all the bumps I did. JACKIE KRAUSE, do bequeath Cathy Monroe to Sam Nicholson in their senior year. GEORGE KRAUSS III, do be- queath to Hal Burkhardt the sec- ond step. RONALD KROEGER, do be- queath to any lucky junior my seat in Mr. Kell's American problems class and hope he enjoys each les- son. JACK KUYKENDOLL, do be- queath my rip-roaring 84 Chevro- let, two-door luxury liner coupe to some deserving sophomore or junior. RONALD KWESKIN, do be- queath all rights and royalties of Fishnet to Mr. Celania in order that he may be able to construct a new super control room. BETTYE LA GRANGE, do be- queath Ioan Meyer to Bill Bishopg good luck Bill. RONALD LANKFORD, do be- queath detention to any student caught skipping to watch a fire. SHARON LAUBER, do bequeath the good times I have had at Bosse to all the incoming freshmen. RICHARD LAUGEL, do bequeath to Glenn Lang my ability to do things exactly right for Mr. Ber- tram. BARBARA LAYTON, ,do bequeath to some lucky junior the fun of having Mr. Kell's essay tests plus all the homework and fun I've had. WILLIAM T. LEGGETT, do be- queath to Don Case my ability to study under Henry Kell. BLANCHE LENN, do bequeath to Miss Long, a telescope so she may see, better what goes on at at the Nook. 47 At Combs The Newest of The New . . CATTYCORNER STRAP I -trlovf-rin JOIJCC Brown Suede with Green Kid Heel. Blue Suede with Fuschia Kid Heel. 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A '- I: X i coNN AND PAN-AMERICAN BAND INSTRUMENTS Trumpets - Cornets - Trombones - Clarinets - Saxophones Also other makes at moderate prices. GIBSON GUITARS-The favorite of lovers of string instru- ments. New styles to select from in Spanish and Hawaiian models. PIANO ACCORDIONS-Imported from Italy 12, 32, 80, 96, 120 bass. Other artists models 120 bass. HARMONICAS-American and German makes. DRUMS AND XYLOPHONES by Leedy 81 Ludwig. CHIMES, VIBRAHARPS and MARIMBAS by Deegan. ARDI lblsl-Ill Music comma? 'Ulze Houbfar Evefyflzvg rffurzcfz. LONNIE LERCH, do bequeath to Sam Nicholson my seat at the sen- ior table at Kelly's. YVINDLER LLOYD, do bequeath to my favorite teacher, Mr. Sne- then, all the good luck in the world. BILL LOGAN, do bequeath the the ability to Miss Long to come into the auditorium at a more convenient time. PATRICIA JOAN LOGSDON, do bequeath the good times I've had in my senior year and the swell people I've known to Shirley Theuerkauf. CAROLINE LUKENS, do be- queath to Carleen Timmel one musket to defend the honor of the old and glorious South. JAMES LUNDQUIST, do be- queath to any incoming freshmen that can come to an agreement with Mr. Kell, the honorary po- sition as President of the Confed- erate States. ROBERT LYNCH, do bequeath Ott Hyatt my good times and ex- periences in choir. CAROL MANN, do bequeath to Janet St. Clair an ofhce crew as efficient as she had this past year. JERRY INIARCEDANT, do be- queath to Sam Nicholson my good luck with Mr. Meadows and to my sister, I hope she doesn't need it. Bon-Ami, Bosse. MARCO MARLATT, do bequeath my locker to the jerk it takes to get it open. NORMA MAURER, do bequeath anything to any one who thinks he is in need of it. JANET MAYES, do bequeath to Jane Fitzimmons my name for Mr. Mayes, Uncle Ralph, the swellest pal on earth. . CAROL JEAN MAYTON, do be- queath to Charlotte Sauter all the good times I've had in my senior year. DONALD McCALL, do bequeath to Gerald Pace all the fun and problems I have had as basketball manager. FRIEDA MCCOY, do bequeath to Barbara McCoy, my sister, the de- termination to finish high school. JEAN MCCUTCHAN, do bequeath to the freshman class a shorter four years so they won't die waiting for graduation day. ROBERT MCKENZIE, do be- queath Miss Brenner as a biology teacher to some sophomore. DAVID McKINNEY, do bequeath my nickname, Moe, to David Hill who is already using it. LESLIE McKOWN, do bequeath my insect collection to Jim Mead- ows. EARL McMILLEN, do bequeath to Curran Cotton the ability to re- treat. SHARON MCPHEE, do bequeath Marcia McPhee, my freshman sis- ter, the honor of having Mr. Kell. I know she'll love him. JERRY MEECE, do bequeath my collection of call slips to some straight A student. JOHN MEISENI-IEIMER, do be- queath my knaclc for wisecracking in class to Curran Cotten. PAUL MERCHANT, do bequeath my wise cracks to Larry Johnston to some harmless little freshman. BILL MILLER, do bequeath the finest bird I have ever killed to the foods department - one Old Crow! EDITH MILLER, do bequeath to Herman Keller a nice freshman homeroom with no girls - just bas- ketball players. JEROME MILLER, do bequeath to the Russians my seat in Ameri- can problems class. They need it more than I do. MEREDITH MILLER, do be- queath to Mr. Schuerger a first pe- riod American problems class that is wide awake, always on time and knows their lessons. DON MILLS, do bequeath my drawing board and desk in Mr. Bedwell's class to the next lucky freshman. CLYDE MILLSTEAD, do be- queath all hall monitors to the United Nations for active duty in Korea. PATRICIA JOAN MOORE, do be- queath Maralee Ann Miller my ability to make that last minute dash to first period class every moming so she won't be late tas I was too oftenl. PAUL EDWARD MOORE, do be- queath all my A's to anyone who thinks I got some. JEAN MORGAN, do bequeath to my sister, Tamara, a football player which she wants very much. JAMES ELVA MOXLEY, do lie- queath to Miss Lamar and Miss Ossenberg the job of keeping people out of the halls and going to their lockers. MARILYN INIUELLER, do bc- queath to Margaret Johnston and Toody Osborne all the boys they want at Bosse High School. CAROLYN MURRAY, do A be- queath to Miss Cupp all the chew- ing gum I have wasted for her benefit. BERNARD NEALE JR., do be- queath to Marilyn Schmitt one case of dynamite and a box of matches to finish off the auditori- um. BETTY NELSON, do bequeath to Marva Nelson, Room 112 and the famous documents I have written and taken into that room. DAN NEWMAN, do bequeath to two certain girls who initials are S. S. and M. T. that they may soon find some Bosse boy instead of Central boys to go with. NEIL NORRICK, do bequeath to the incoming freshmen a good time in Bosse, like I had, for their four years. LOUIS NUSSINIEIER, do 'be- queath to Mr. Snethen another class of fine boys in his art class. LARRY OAKLEY, do bequeath my excess fat to all of the oncoming freshmen and my ability to play football because I didn't. JOAN ODER, do bequeath to any- one who would like to work in the nurse's office the enjoyment I re- ceived from it. JOHNNY OHNINC, do bequeath to Bob Duncan my share of the radio which is in the print shop. DAVE OLIVE, do bequeath to Cindy Morton, Mr. McClary's movie camera so that he can be sure of getting it back from Cen- tral gym. WADE ORCAN, do bequeath the knowledge of how to be late every other morning to Stanley Buckley JOANN O'RISKY, do bequeath my ability to finish school without cle- tention to my brother, Jim, and his buddies. JIMMIE ORR, do bequeath the honor of going to Bosse to all freshmen. LOWELL ORTH, do bequeath to Bob Chafhn a new friend like Bryon for his wood shop class. PAT OYVEN,-do bequeath to my sister, Sharon, who will be a fresh- man, all the fun I have had in my four years at Bosse. BEVERLY PARKER, do bequeath to the new incoming freshman the luck in having Mr. Kilpatrick as a homeroom advisor and to keeping quiet. JOANN PATE, do bequeath to Jerry Tuley my luck in getting the jacket his brother, Bill, brought back from Japan. DAVID PELLOW, do bequeath to Jack Rake the fast ball willed to me by Don Boylls who got it from Bill Below who received it from Lamont Stieler. MARIANNA PERIGO, do be- queath to Miss Bradley a wash basin in the clerical practice room so the girls will stay in class. JANIS PETZOLD, do bequeath to Mr. Schuerger some senior in American Problems who doesn't like to talk. FRED PFARRER, do bequeath to my brother, David, the dramatic know-how that I did not have somehow JACKIE PHILLIPS, do bequeath four pink roses to Mr. Schuerger. SHERON PHILIPS, do bequeath to Mr. Snethen a box car of tough boys for all his future art classes. DARRELL PICKENS, do be- queath to Mr. Johnston another as myself, so he may grow a little more bald. JACK PICKETT, do bequeath all my clothes I received from the Salvation Army to Jim Cammack's brother, David, who is a Good Will man. LEWIS PLANE, do bequeath Mr. Kell's old moustache to Mr. Johns- ton's receding hairline. PAT PORTER, do bequeath to Gayle Evans, the luck I have had in having so many wonderful people as my triends. BEVERLY POWERS, do bequeath a bench outside Miss Ossenberg's room for her first period students. BILL PROPST, do bequeath to Charles Musgrave, my - good standing -P with Mr. Johnston in band. BARBARA PURDUE, do bequeath to my sister, Mary, who will be a freshman next year, all the wonder- ful times I have had during the past four years, all the swell teach- ers and the grandest four years of her life in general. DARRELL RACSTER, do be- queath my ability to hold my temper in homeroom to any new freshman that gets in it next year. CAMILLA RAINEY, do bequeath to Cathy Monroe the privilege in her senior year to go home later than twelve without a welcoming committee. GORDON RALPH, do bequeath l, my homeroom teacher and seat in homeroom 126 to some new freshman. TOM REA, do bequeath to Mr, E. Smith a scrumptious tax-free chicken dinner and the privilege of paying for it. JIM REEVES, do bequeath to Mr. Kell a large bottle of Richard Reeves' Very Vigorous Hair Re- storeri' to aid in the growth of his most attractive moustache. INIARTHA REEVES, do bequeath my height of 4 feet ll inches to any junior girl who is taller than all the senior hovs. BETTY REININGA. do bequeath to Mr. Gough a joke book to read to his students. PADDY RICI-ITER, do bequeath to Mr. Johnston much better luck with his majorettes next year than he had this year. I hope he finds just gobs of them with cute, long legs. JOE STEPHENS RICKETTS do bequeath to Jerry Peckinpaugh my loud mouth and hearty laugh to help keep Mr. Snethen happy las if he needed it.l LONA RIGGS, do bequeath to Ears Thurman a neon sign for her house - here's hoping it brings results! JOYCE RINGHAM, do bequeath to Mr. Schuerger a practice teacher who does not have social- istic ideas. DAVE ROBERTS, do bequeath I, my parking space on Lodge Ave- to a junior with a car. PAUL RODEMANN, do bequeath , my punctuality to my first period physics class to those who have it next year. IRVINC RODENBERG, do be- queath to my brother, Joe, those years of fun, frolic and freedom equal to those that I've enjoyed at the expense of Bosse High ALAN ROMMEL, do bequeath a pair of rubber heels to Miss Mc- Gill so she won't disturb the stu- dents in the library. JOHN ROSE, do bequeath my I, cooking ability in Miss Bronnen- kant's first period foods class to Jerry Tenbarge. JOYCE ROTH, do 'bequeath all the good times I had at Bosse to my brother, Eddie, who is a sopho- more. J. C. ROWELL, do bequeath to Ralph Foster my great admiration for Mr. Kell and my fifteen fresh- men of Mr. Johnston's band. BOB RUNDELL, do bequeath to Mr. Schuerger my neon bow tie complete with an extra battery. JUANITA RUSSELL, do be- qikeath to Walter Russell the abil- ity to work hard at his lessons. GERRY RUSSELL, do bequeath to my sister, Joann Russell, all my good times at Bosse High School. 49 DUNLAP'S ORANGE BAR 208 Mam Street OPEN CLOSED 7 00 A M I2 00 A M ORIGINAL OWNERS ARE BACK TO WELCOME YOU New Tropical Room Serving--all kinds of sandwiches, soups, salad-Home made pies in their ARTQSLQRAITS Moa-,gavelf effma I7-B S. E. THIRD ST. OVER WALDEN'S PHONE 4-9134 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS OUR STORE IS READY WITH YOUR CAREER GIRL'S CLOTHES FOR GRADUATION AND YOUR GOING AWAY CLOTHES FOR COLLEGE MAGAZINE FASHION S ARRIVING DAILY COME IN SOON 5:-It-if vaefagasa, 8 N. W. 3rd Street 55608 HUD! IN!! IIGISISIIID BETTER PAINTS or Home and Industry RED SPOT PAINT 86 VARNISH CO 112 MAIN STREET lltjrjl trois CANAL DEPARTMENT STORE CANAL 86 MORTON Phone 2-9762 Sondra Yliessler GOOD LUCK TO THE 'GRADUATING SENIORS The Flower Shop EDGAR J. SCHMITT Flowers from our Own Greenhouses artistically arranged MEMBERS OF FLORIST TELEGRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE Y Kentucky at Gum Street Phone 5-8159 50 GEORGIA RYAN, do bequeath to Mr. Pemberton a better homeroom than the one he had this year. LOIS RYON, do bequeath the per- oxide streak, bequeathed to me by Beverly Roth, to Barbara Boyles, Nancy Bollinger and Marilyn Ryon tif there's enough to go around.J PETE SALM, do bequeath with greatest respect for my loyal friend, faithful buddy and most scholarly German teacher, Herr Gatterer, a new suit of clothes which fit him. JIMMY SANDEFUR, do bequeath to any lucky freshman my seat in Miss Lamar's class. TRAVIS SANDEFUR, do be- queath my love for American problems to Jo Anne Gaines. DOROTHY SAPP, do bequeath to some lucky freshman Mr. Pember- ton for a homeroom teacher. JIM SCHAAR, do bequeath any- one who goes south of the border, all my lost week-ends. SUZANNE SCAINIAHORN, do be- queath to a certain sophomore sub- deb the ability to have a meeting without boys coming over. BIARILYN SCHIFTER, do be- queath my adopted children, Phil Siegel and Hita MacGregor to their mothers . . . with regrets. CAROL SCHLAMP, do bequeath Senior Editions with hard bind- ings to some fixture graduating class and one much used box of headache tablets to Jane Allen. Good luck next year! BILL SCHMIDT, do bequeath seventeen gold bricks lmade on Bosse time? to the retirement fund for superannuated teachers, a pitch- pipe to Judy Shafer lslightly sharp to combat her Hatnessb, and to my esteemed fellow graduate, Louis Allen Plane, a box of Sen Sen. May his friends breathe in peace. DELORES SCHMIDT, do be- queath to my brother, Marvin, my ability to get along with the faculty and lots of good luck and fun dur- ing his senior year. NORA SCHMIDT, do bequeath to my brother, Lowell, the ability to like teachers and have as much fun at Bosse as I have had. ROBERT SCHMIDT, do bequeath to Gil Simpson my ability to get in and out .of trouble. lMostly in.D DOROTHY SCHMIDT, do be- queath to Bobby Scott all my good times and a way to slip out of the study hall and not get caught. JERRY SCHONABAUM, do be- queath my love to Patricia Deckard and all the good times I have had with her. DORIS SCHOENE, do bequeath to the oncoming senior girls, the ability to keep the senior boys in their own class. JERYL SCHORNHORST, do be- queath B.B.M. and his jokes? to Rose Poly Tech. BONNIE LOU SCHULZE, do be- queath to some lucky freshman my locker No. I - if they can remem- ber the number. FAYE SELLERS, do bequeath the nickname, Miscellaneous, which Danny Newman gave me, to Bar- bara Wiseman. JIM SI-IACKELFORD, do be- queath my unwashed sweat sox to any young, good-looking, intelligent being who can tell me what is the thing. BARRY SIEGEL, do bequeath to my cousin, Phil, all the pigs that I was so lucky to get. YVONNE SIEGEL, do bequeath two second sopranos to keep Janet Bertram company next year in choir. NIARJORIE SININIONS, do be- queath to Mr. Gough another stu- dent who will get as much enjoy ment as I did from his selling classes and Future Retailers' Club. CHARLES SILION, do bequeath my blinding speed to Fred Mer- cer. GERRY SIMPSON, do bequeath to some lucky junior as much fun and good friends as I had in Mr. Gouglfs fourth period selling class. LARRY SKINNER, do bequeath to Mr. Carithers a book on How To Be a Detective CHARLES SLEEPER, do be- queath my seat in problems II class to some future senior who wants to leam all about the army and girls. MARILYN SLUDER, do bequeath to my sister, Carol, all the good times I've had in school and to Sam Nicholson a seat in sixth period choir next year and a bottle of black hair dye. PAT SLYKER, do bequeath about four inches of my height to my brother, Johnny, who could use lt. ROBERT SMALL, do bequeath to Helen Bonnan, myself in hopes that in the future she may End some use for me. JUNE SMALLWVOOD, do be- queath to my sister, Sue, all my skill in driving. GARVIN SMITH, do bequeath to Jud Rumford my ability to loaf in Mr. Bedwell's third period class. RONALD STATZ, do bequeath to my brother, Bob, some of the ani- mal friends that I ran around with these last four years. DOTA STEVENSON, do bequeath my special standing place in lunch line to the freshmen boys I had so much trouble with. DANNY STILES, do bequeath my first chair in band, my iron lung, and my pooped-out lip to Nick Cromwell, who will need them at half-time in next year's football games, JUNE STINSON, do bequeath anything I have that is worth hav- ing to anyone who wants it. BOB STORK, do bequeath to Mr. Bedwell mv ability to tell the Blackbum twins apart. RONALD J. STOVALL, do be- queath these pieces of glass in front of my eyes to some blind freshman who has the same trouble as I have in seeing. RUTH STREMMING, do bequeath to the junior class the Pep Club Section since they seem so anxious to get it and to my sister, my good times at Bosse. RITA STUART, do bequeath to to Mr. Celania a twenty-by-thirty foot recording room and a mega- phone to Mr. Hyatt so he can keep the basses quiet. CONNIE SUBLETT, do bequeath to Mr. Hyatt a third period choir who will act more like sixth period. BRUCE W. TAYLOR, do bequeath my complete collection of elevator tickets, hall passes, call slips, ad- mits, etc., to Carolyn Ingle FRED TAYLOR, do bequeath to all incoming freshmen who are in homeroom 154 my ability to dust erasers thrown by the homeroom warden. GARNER TAYLOR, do bequeath to Gerald Tenbarge, all the good times GJ I have had at Bosse. GENE THWEATT, do bequeath to David Bentley who will play guard, I hope, the ability to drive with one arm, bequeathed to me by Dale Sauer. VVENDELL TODD, do bequeath to Bosse a larger bookstore to ac- comodate loafers during fifth pe- riod. BARBARA TROCKISIAN, do be- queath to my wonderful sister, jo- ann, everything good that I wish for myself. KATHERINE TRUCKEY, do be- queath to my cousin, Lyle Siegel, my place on the Dukes of the Ukes. KATHERINE TRUCKLEY, do be- queath to some incoming freshman all the nice and understanding teachers I've had and most of all the best homeroom advisor, Mrs. Durre. PAT TUCKER, do bequeath to Mrs. Durre a homeroom that can't drive her crazy as ours has. SHIRLEY ANNE UBELHOR, do bequeath to my brother, Bobby Joe, successful and prosperous two years at Bosse. NORMA VANPELL, do bequeath all my good times at Bosse to Pat Armstrong. HOWARD VAN STONE, do be- queath my lazyness to anyone un- lucky enough to get it, SHIRLEY VOELKER, do be- queath to some lucky group at Bosse our place at the College Comer . JOHN VVAHNSIEDLER, do be- queath to all incoming freshmen, namely one, the rest of the F's I was getting but didn't have time to receive. ELIZABETH YVALKER, do be- queath to some lucky junior my seat in Mr. Carither's problems class with the hope that you know when to duck while he is pointing out places on the map and conduct- ing one of his sermons. DORIS WALTER, do bequeath to Shirley Beyers a bottle of my fav- orite perfume, THOMAS F. WALTERS, do be- queath my charming manners, good looks, faded levi's and the Ramb- lin' VVreck to Sam Cwho is a poopl Nicholson. MARVIN WEBER, do bequeath an air filter for the boiler room. JANE WEIL, do bequeath to Deb- bie Hamburg the ability to write a term paper that requires no more than three hundred books and ref- erences to cover the topic. THEODORE WEIL, do bequeath to anybody who needs it, my abil- ity to get good grades in advanced composition. , SYLVAN WEINGARTEN, do be- queath to Bobby Drevin my given title of Captain Luwegif' and hope that he lives up to its honor with a proud and happy feeling for the rest of his years at Bosse. SUZANNE WEISS, do bequeath to some lucky group of juniors, the beautiful room in the Sealbach Ho- tel of Louisville where a group of Eve girls had so much fun on our big trip. IAMES WELBORN, do bequeath my tremendous height to Dick Kleymeyer who needs it under the basket. BILL VVELDEN, do bequeath to Miss Lamar, Boonville, Indiana. ANN WELLER, do bequeath to Dick Kleymeyer my height and to Ronnie Gary a girl friend who likes certain things. RICHARD WERKMEISTER, do bequeath my good grades to a sophomore, Joe VVittmer. BUDDY WEST, do bequeath my lost credits to any person needing them. JEAN WHITESIDE, do bequeath to Bobby Scott a messy locker companion like I had. BILL WILEY, do bequeath a quiet homeroom next year to my homeroom teacher Miss B BOB WILKIE, do bequeath fifty pounds to Jack Rake and to my younger brothers, two wonderful football coaches. , BILLIE MAE WILLETT, do be- queath to Mr. Bert and the boys in thc print shop another page editor who likes to cook. BOB WILLIAMS, do bequeath all my gym excuses. MARTHA VVILSON, do bequeath to Mr. Mayes a little book contain- ing the names of the girls who work in his office so he can re- member them. RACHEL WINSTEAD, do be- queath to Cathy Monroe, my nick- name, Bugs, given me by jerry Huston and Benny Day in my freshman year, in hope that she Ends out the meaning sooner than I did. DEBORAH WINTER, do be- queath my car, if it lasts that long, to Juanita Patton. ETHEL WINTERHEIMER, do bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Ronnie Wathon. ROSEMARIE VVISEINIAN, do be- queath the east door during sev- enth period to my sister, Barbara. JOHN WITTENBRAKER, do be- queath to Mr. Long, one piece of paper which I embarrassingly bor- rowed after I had loaned all of my own. JAMES WOODWARD, do be- queath to Sam Nicholson my pearly white teeth. Both of theml ANNA VVOOLEY, do bequeath to Mr. Kell my ability to read and un- derstand the Constitution of the United States of America. BARBARA WUSTER, do bequeath my chair in radio expression to some deserving soul who likes to be shouted at and scared to death. JOE VVYATT, do bequeath my parking place on Lodge Avenue to some unfortunate person who has to come to this place. A L A N gs, Xlhl GODDESS OF M lllewds LEXINGTUN UJNMS CLAIRE Ulwwk NEW EASY TERMS at No Extra Cost Alan 607 Mam Street uti Our Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1951 from SIEGEUS The Store That Gives Men More Fourth at Locust Phone 2-0133 Congratulations Seniors Crescent Cleaners 668 Lincoln Avenue Phone 5-6101 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF f'5l TRI-STATE LANDSCAPE NURSERY Nursery, 6-0898 Outer Lincoln Avenue Phones: Office, 6-2771 FREE PLAN SERVICE And Complete Building Estimates H Storm Sash Special Sizes Made To Order Pittsburgh Interlock Plastic Wall Tile Kitchen Cabinets All Sizes Made To Order BUILDERS' HARDWARE Lewis Bros. Paints Bradford Lumber Company 600 N. Weixmbach Tel. 613 97 Your Prescription Plus Our Professional Experience Is Good Team Work Will You Try Us . . . and See! 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Adding our contribution to the twice yearly beauty courts we had Martha Day and Rita Stuart as attendants to the football queen, Fleta Benedict, and Doris Schoene and Joy Catron attendants to the basketball queen, Joyce Glover. Erminie, a light opera, was produced by the local department, a Music Festivalv and a Pop,' concert by the orchestra, and Pride and Prejudice and Death Takes a Holidayl' were dramatized by the Thespian department. As yet our Barrymore talent had not developed and we were still hiding our light under a barrel. This was the year that, instead of joining clubs, we all spent our ThLu'sdays in freshman assemblies. This made most of us glad when our sophomore year came with a few new privileges. In the sophomore year Martha Day and Jean Morgan were elect- ed by the class to attend football queen, Lois Hon, and Doris Schoene and joy Catron again served as basketball attendants-this time to Barbara Jeffries. A The music department combined to present an Extravaganza, which was just that. For the first time members of our class added their bit to drama with parts in The Man Who Came To Dinner and You Can't Take It VVith You. The third Thespian production of the year was Angel Street. In the junior year Doris Schoene and jean Morgan were attendents to the basketball queen while Jean and Martha Wilson shared the honors for football queen. Doris was also the first in our class to become a yell leader. We had our first prom, Candlelight Ball. George Fountain's orchestra played for us while we danced in a blue and gold Com- mtuiity Room. lean Morgan and Bill Miller were crowned king and 53 Bosse got a brand new principal The auditorium ceiling fell in Evansville dem near burned down It snowed . . . and snowed ......andsnowed Senior Prom was Vaudevision packed the house Mrs. Gregory and Mr. Keller were our sponsors Our football team placed second in city WBHS went on the air Our track and tennis teams won city We had a May Queen queen. Jerry Baugh se1'ved as general chairman of our junior Talent Day, which had a campaign tour as its theme. This year we all learned to drive, after a fashion, through our health and safety classes and we chose our school rings. Beggar on Horseback and Smilin' Through were these semester's drama productions. In our senior year Martha lfVilson was football queen with joy Catron as maid-of-honor and lean Morgan was basketball queen with Shirley Balding serving her as maid-of-honor. Reviving an old custom Doris Schoene was crowned May Queen by Dean Johnston in the spring. Martha Wilson, Doris Schoene and Corky Ashby made up the senior part of the crew that led us in yells. Caroline Lukens and Sharon Hurst each served one semester as editor of The School Spirit and three of oiu' members headed the Student Council. They were Iim Welborn, presidentg Bob Coleman, vice-presidentg and Doris Schoene, secretary. At Evansville College Union Buildings' Great Hall we whirled and swirled to the notes of Bobbie Barrett at The Senior Prom. Bill Gilmore and Patty Slyker were Chosen to reign as King and queen of the dance. We posed, movie-like, mid-year for our senior pictures and spent a lot of time ordering calling cards, commencement invitations and getting measured for caps and gowns. Our class performed in Vaudevision , senior talent day, to an over-filled house. The Headless Horseman, an operetta presented by the choral department, starred one of our members, Delores Schmidt. We also had our parts in the plays Arsenic and Old Lace and The Wins- low Boy. Our last week of school was a busy one with the senior picnic, reception, class day, baccalaureate services and the Commencement dance at the Armory. We will always remember the day when we hesitantly walked across the platform feeling stiff in our caps and gowns, shook hands with the principal and walked off with-our graduation diploma. mx T4 l V Will ll Wil i T-A um is ll ll M1 l '+ A A ,C lu, LW, WHA T I-IFE-'A fl? ll A ll l ' NOT DEATH E 'Q, A T fs M r. twain l ,alll A 'lll i ,lglfgiiri lil l T l '. Ei l l all l in 4 Ml l ll lla ll ill A Diamond From Hiram L. Logsdon Bittermarfs for Graduation 426 Indiana Bank Building A LIFE LONG REMEMBRANCE Th Penn Mutual Life Insura C rnpany PRICES FROM 560.00 lll3oill5llf6llfllE:3lllUlMllQ4MlNll llBllRllDS. JEWELERS ACME JEWELERS 202-204 MAIN STREET l The Little Shop With Big Values - SANDWICHES - No Extra Charge for Toasted or Grilled Sandwiches Main Barbecue American Cream Cheese Bacon and Tomato Ham Salad 1222. :fi piiffi Eiilile GIFTS Chicken Salad Tuna Fish Salad NISBET PHARMACY WASHINGTON AT EVANS 5000 Items to Choose From if INlEHNAlIllNAl STEEL EUMPANY Q Structural Steel Q Airplane Hangars I C Steel Stairs Ornamental Iron Revolving Doors Fabricators Of 1321 Edgar Street Evansville, Indiana Q Steel Buildings . C . Q Stainless Steel Fire Escapes Steel Windows Fire Doors 54 YZZWZJQ WWW A51 I ,W Ybfidfyfnmy, The door is closing on the class of ,5l and we sadly and proudly say goodbye to all the joys and sorrows that we have known in the last four years. We are sad because here we grew up. We en- tered Bosse as childreng we leave as adults. Here we attended our first prom and cheered in our first pep assembly. Now we have seen our last of these. Even the endless lessons are about over. But though we are sad, we are proud too, proud of the lessons we learned, the count We scored, the records we broke and of the strong bonds of our friendship. Our chapter in Bosse's history is one of athletic achievement, scholastic awards and artistic en- deavour. W'e think it is a good chapter. It was not written by any one of us but by the trials and triumphs of us all. Yes, we have given Bosse much in the past and she in return has given us our future. VVe face it now, as the door closes behind us, with courage :rod high hope. 55 11f!L.de41e41f 7 59243. gmdzwia tjrgkrraf' SWRTS - - SLACKS FRANK A. 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