Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

who, in the time that we have known him, has grown dear to us because of his keen understanding and interest. To him for his fine example of what a life should be, the Senior Class of 1951, dedicate our publication of Borden Echoes. Dedication To Dr. J. M. Stalker we, 9',,-.-. . '.va1-..-.' 'vav 4v- - AL. LAM! :G 3 In 'A L a SENIORS JOSEPH HUBER President LENORA McKINLEY DALE NAUGLE Secretary Vice President DONALD JORDAN MELVIN RDSENBERGER ROSELLA MCKINLEY FRITZ FISHER WESLEY CARTER WMMTWHH LAVONA HOOKER RUDOLPH COOK DORIS NAUGLE JAMES NUNN Class Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1951, do make, publish and declare this is our last will and testament. To the faculty, we bequeath appreciation for a task well done. To the incoming Freshmen, we leave some of the beams of our radiant faces so there will be some brightness in the school. To the Sophomore, Junior and Senior classes of 1952 we do bequeath our ability to learn. Wesley Carter leaves his ability to keep cool headed while playing basketball to Jack Rielley. Rudy Cook leaves his ability to eat popcorn in the assembly, with- out getting caught to Rozella Johns. Fritz Fisher leaves the most valuable car in Borden High School to his friend and neighbor, Wendell Trainor. Lavona Hooker leaves her chicken cackle laugh to Ruth McKinley. Joe Huber leaves his musical talent the knows there is plenty leftl to Avaline Book. Donie Jordan leaves his absent-mindedness to Merlin Popp. Lenora McKinley leaves her mischievousness to Rosalie Johns. Rosella McKinley leaves her red hair to Barbara McKinley. Dale Naugle leaves his position as Chief Doctor and Floor Mopper to Paul Coffman. Doris Naugle leaves her specks to Romilda and Freedia so they can see if the teacher is watching when they whisper in the assembly. James Nunn leaves his position as bench warmer at all games to Aaron Mull. Melvin Rosenberger leaves his ability to take teasing to Coleta Grim. Vincent Smith leaves his grey hair to Paul Davis. Signed, published and declared by the above named as their last will and testament. cuzzs . '1 ,4; e ' . - p I The members in the Class in l9h8 were: First Row: Rosella IcKinley, Melvin Rosenberger, Vincent Smith Donie Jordan, and Katie Hurst. Second Row: Joe Huber, Darylene Waggoner, Wesley Carter, Faye Rockey, and Fritz Fisher. Third Row: Doris Naugle, Rudy Cook, Lenora McKinley, Dale Naugle, James Nunn, and Naomi Coats. P'I h-- The member in the Class in 19h? were: First Row: Donie Jordan, Wesley Carter, Katie Hurst, Naomi Coats, Darylene waggoner, James Nunn, and Dale Naugle. Second Row: Joe Huber, Vincent Smith, Doris Naugle, Lavona Hooker, Lenora McKinley, Rosella McKinley, Rudy Cook, and Melvin Rosen- berger. 1---- Se? -2 :2 ; Prophecy AMAZING DISCOVERIES MADE IN EXCAVATION OF BURIED CITYII This was the report that spread like fire throughout the city on the morning of May 31, 2999. With one accord the whole populace dropped its activities and flocked to the scene where before their wondering eyes, a long dead town began to reveal its secrets under the picks and shovels. Much to their surprise they found engraved on a slab of concrete the words Borden Institute 188h. True enoughl So it turned out to be. Borden, a small town that had flourished a thousand years before and then had disappeared with the passing of time, had come to its own once more. While rummaging through the derbis, the first great work of lit- erature to be found was the 1965 issue of the Pekin Banner . The column read: James Nunn is now back in the beloved hills of old Kentucky. He has a wife and twelve children and is making them a prosperous living as sole proprietor of the Nunn Distillery -famous for quality orange juice and lemonade. Melvin Rosenberger has set his mark in the world of horse racing by bringing home T'the Roses in the Kentucky Derby for the tenth time in the past seven years. twe hear that the Derby is only run once a year; but that is what the Pekin Banner says so it must be right.i Donie Jordan is now a five star general in the United States Army. Donie first proved himself to be a great war strategist when he piloted the jet fighter plane which murdered sixteen houseflies in a head-on collision. Doris Naugle has just been elected Mrs. America of 1965. It is said that Doris has been married eleven times and has never yet found the man of her love. Doris doesn't believe in divorces so she uses rat poisoning. Rudy Cook has set a new world record for eating the most food in a yearis time. He kept the United States out of a depression by keeping food prices up. Rudy's motto is, He who eats the fastest eats the mostU. Joe Huber is now star of his own television show, sponsored by The Drip Diaper Company . It is said that Joe's convincing sales talk has sold more diapers than Arthur Godfrey has sold cigarettes. Dale Naugle has just received a medal of honor from the Presi- dent of the United States for working out a plan for world economy. Dale says, Spend it while you have it. It's much more fun to econ- omize when you don't have it. Lenora McKinley has just announced her engagement to Dr. Albert Einstein. She met him while attending a scientist's debate in New York City where the chief subject for discussion was, Why split the Adom? He's already married to Eve. Fritz Fisher is known in the world of auto racing as the invent- or of the car that is so fast that while racing on a halfqnile track, the car knocked a hole in its radiator when it hit its own differential. Vincent Smith has been promoted to the office of First Vice- President of the Color+Back Hair Company . Vince says that the style for the coming season will be dark green hair with yellow polka dots. We wonder if Vince will be in style. Lavona Hooker is now convalescing from a slight accident. It occurred while she was twirling a baton in the Cole Brother's Circus. Lavona was twirling so fast that she mistook her left leg for the baton and began pitching it in the air. While standing on the baton, her right foot slipped and she fell to the floor fracturing her left little toe. Wesley Carter has become famous in the World of opera. He made his debut at the Metropolitian Opera House while singing the part of the donkey in the Donkey Serenade . Rosella McKinley at last report, was faring well as dressmaker at the Bare and Forebare Nudist Colony located two and one-half miles south of Borden. Rosella says that business isn't rushing, but she doesn't like to sew anyway. This concluded the column of Who's Who in Borden . For years to come the excavators will continue to uncover interesting facts about the small town of Borden, Indiana. Juniors First Row: 'Wendell Trainer, Rozella Johns, Avaline Book, Marilyn Hurst, Joyce Souders, Betty waggoner, Paul Davis. Second Row: Merlin Popp, Rosalie Johns, Freedia Fisher, Romilda McKinley, Leona Rielley, Coleta Grim, Joyce Smith, and Paul Coffman. Mrs. Thomas and Romilda McKinley at the Campbellsburg game A big job for the Juniors-- selling concessions at the ballgamest 10 ! AER. . I I .. .mimv .m Alum! . mum EN , 1 U ' x x x 7 5 Am ' x? I I l 1r .. V ' xix 4 xx : 3 ' xx: - - ; : - x 3.. Vx x xxx x - v.5, V Kt$ Vm: I1 5x ,' The Physics Class . Peachee--Rudy did it: 11 n- . The End Sophomores First Row: M. Popp, M. Durbin, C. Kirchgessner, M. Danser, L. Johnson, and B. Potts. Second Row: B. McKinley, T. Moore, S. Smith, E. King, and R. Mc- Kinley. Third Row: A. Mull, G. Claxton, B. Naugle, M. Johnson, R. walton, B. McClard, B. Price, and C. Emery. Freshmen First Row: H. Staniford, M. Faske, Lo Cook, Y. Conradr J. VanHook, F. Floyd, and G. Huber. Second Row: C. French, J. Koetter, F. Callahan, D. Scott, M. McClard R. Barnes, and S. Schamel. Third Row: S. Bell, J. Watson, J. A. Hanka, J. Rielley, E. Dunn, G. McKinley, F. Cowgell, and J. French. Eighth Grade 2 First Row: 8. Hurst, V. Albertson, F. Ooley, B. Hiser, R. Moore, R. Naugle, R. Callahan, D. Jackson, H. Beckett. Second Row: M. Hurst, D. Durham, M. Thomas, C. Jackson, B. Thomas; L. Danner, N. Caisey, P. Cullings, C. Rockey, P. Terrell, S. Routh. Third Row: L. Morris, W. Brown, N. Davis, R. Floyd, N. Johnson, J. Cook, E. Balmer, H. Jackson, 0. Dunn, L. McKinley, V. McKinley. Seventh Grade First Row: E. Fackson, S. Bell, J. Voyles, J. Callahan, M. Martin, J. Souders, D. Durham. Second ROW: M. Brown, G. Peaugh, L. Durham, V. Potts, C. Van Hook, M. Hurst, B. Mills, D. Waggoner, M. Green, F. Danser. Third Row: B. Price, R. Nichols, M. Schleicher, C. Whitson, L. Cooley, E. Balmer, E. Hurst, E. Lawson, C. Macy. Sixth Grade First Row: P. Trainer, M. Davis, C. Schamel, L. Danner, L. Standi- ford, V. Hampton, and Mr. Wade. Second Row: F. Hilton, J. Beckett, S. Brouth, E. Coats, G. Hurst, and A. Durbin. Third Row: P. Bailey, B. Wright, S. Standiford, A. Watson, and R. Faske. Fifth Grade First Row: 8. Tash, P. Akers, D. Seeyle, B. Hurst, K. Jackson, J. Hurst, P. Callahan, L. Casey, and B. Whitson. Second Row: G. Peaugh, P. Standiford, D. Dunn, M. Schleicher, M. Collins, R. Hurst, L. Garret, J. Jordan, and M. Porter. Third Row: P. Hockey, A. Standiford, J. Burns, J. Martin, J. Hedrick R. Casey, J. McKinley, L. Wright, J. Sprinkle, and Mr. Wade. qu-ial b- : l y - - F'W f l F'1 F'T r-w. r'w F'W f'1 F'1 2a: : First ROW: B. Martin, A. Faske, G. Jackson, P. Alexander, D. McKin- ley, J. Hoke, W; watson, D. Bailey, J. Callam, W. Banner, D. Thomas. Second Row: E. Brown, D. Taylor, M. Cullins, E. Price, W. Goss, V. Jackson, N. Trainor, S. Blankenbaker, M. Wingler, J. Wheeler, B. Staniford, and Mrs. Bosley. Third Row: J. Hudson, R. Jacobi, T. Malvaney, J. Callahan, J. Malone G. Jackson, C. Potts, A. Schmitt, Jo Whitson, N. Barnes, V. Standiford. Third Grade First ROW: P. Whitson, L. Hurst, H. Money3 H. Hurst, S. Johnson, J. Smith, J. Smith, J. Wheeler, R. Jackson, R. McKinley, and D. Potts. Second Row; S. Knuckles, L. Callahan, M. Peaugh, A. Smith, J. Voyles J. Macy, C. Malone, R. Davis, E. Jackson, and V. Wessel. Third Row: S. Walton, B. Richert, J. Van Hook, M. Hurst, E. Albert- son, R. McKinley, R. Hurst, J. Floyd, G. Brown, J. Grim, walter Brown. Fourth Row: J. Callam, D. Richert, R. Smith, T. Waggoner, D. McKin- ley, T Smith. pa'ffga a . mit Second Grade First Row: R. Tash, J. Seelye, F. Fordyce, S. Smith, S. Morton, J. Potts, P. Hurst, S. Ooley, B. Whitson, and R. McKinley. Second Row: B. King, R. Thompson, B. Taylor, J. Schamel, B. Porter, D. Mull, D. Casey, A. Jackson, L. Maisttison, and B. Routh. Third Row: B. Waggoner, T. Jackson, B. Stanliford, E. Smith, Mrs. Baker, R. Callahan, P. Jacobi, R. Wade, J. Jordan, J. Schliecher, and D. Mill. First Grade First Row: V. Sprinkle, A. Smith, N. Kirtley, L. Peaugh, 0. Price, C. Griffin, K. Bell, T. Jackson, J. Cook, and A. Philips. Second ROW: . Wells, B. Carter, . Wilson, R. Grim, B. Macy, R. Wells, B. Nicholson, E. Voyles, and D. Standiford. Third Row: P. Morris, T. Jackson, M. Bailey, C. Mills, J. Hurst, Principal William H. Clashman Madison, Indiana A.B.-Hanover College M.A.--University of Louisville Biological Sciences E. Mr. Clashmannin his office. Fl ' 17 Mathematics Merle R. Trainor Borden, Indiana A.B.--Canterbury College Mathematics and Science Einstein and his theories. LI H :51 QZHCZZ a I h n b :zza:+: Home Economics Mrs. Amanda Kelly Paris, Tennessee B.S.--University of Tennessee Home Economics Jump ballt X9 ....drinking punch. Music E Mrs . Betty Thomas Borden, Indiana E I B.M.--Butler University Music, Jr. High School I: I . . . .playing a 50101 Agriculture 6 laude C . Craig E Scottsburg, Indiana Purdue University Major Dairy Production in Agriculture Grading papers . 21 Athletics Calvin B. Willis Mauckport, Indiana BPE--Purdue University Physical Education and English l ....in action. ....in a huddle. l E E E E E E. E. E E E E P:- :---:.1 --:.L Commercial Norma Peachee Montgomery, Indiana B.S.--Indiana University Commercial Science ...Working on the annual. 23 Future Typists of America: Biology Erwin A. Steinkamp Seymour, Indiana A.B.--Hanover College English and Biology ...conjugating a verb. ...dissecting a frog. 24 First Row: L. Durham, G. Peaugh, F. Danser, M. Schleicher, R. Waggoner, V. Potts, and D. Jackson. Second Row: D. Durham, C. Jackson, M. Thomas, J. Voyles, S. Routh, S. Rockey, P. Terrell, and Mr. Steinkamp. Third Row: M. Green, D. Hurst, B. Price, J. Cook, B. Price, M. Popp and R. Macy. ....in summer. ....in winter. 25 ....noses down: 26 B. S. R. C. G. M. Girly Physical Education Mrs. Kelly McKinley, B. McClard, Smith, R. McKinley, McKinley, D. Naugle, Emery, L. Hooker, Claxton, L. McKinley, Danser, and M. Johnson. ....building a pyramid. First Row: Lavona Hooker, Rudy Cook, Joseph Huber, Rosella McKinley, Lenora McKinley, Vincent Smith. Second Row: Melvin Rosenberger, Donie Jordan, Miss Peachee, Doris Naugle, Fritz Fisher, James.Nunn, Dale Naugle. Annual Staff Editor-in-chief: Rosella McKinley Assistant Editor: Joseph Huber Copy Editor: Lenora McKinley Dedication: Doris Naugle Advertising Managers: Vincent Smith, Rudy Cook Snapshots: Lavona Hooker Sales Managers: Wesley Carter, Dale Naugle Art Director: Fritz Fisher Sports Editor: Donie Jordan Group Pictures: Melvin Rosenberger, James Nunn Staff Advisor: Miss Peachee 27 Junior Class Play Leona presenting a gift to Mr. Steinkamp. Giving orders to the maid. 28 HHl-W l: I Coleta Grim Fritz Fisher J Junior Senior Ruth Louise McKinley Sophomore - I , L I Sock it to 'em, Berries, yea man! I 29 First Team First Row: P. Davis, W Trainor, L. Johnson. Second Row: P. Coffman, D. Jordan, M. Popp, and Mr. Willis. Graduating Seniors. 30 J. Rielley, V. Smith, and R. Cook, W. Carter, J. Huber Next years team. Vincent Smith Senior Donald Jordan Senior Rudy Cook Senior Merlin Popp Junior Wesley Carter Senior First Ten Wendell Trainor Jack Rielley Junior Freshman l: I I Joe Huber Larry Johnson l Senior Sophomore I I Paul Davis Junior 32 Berries Seasorn Record Shows Rudy Cook Higlh Man l I And so another year of hard worK, worry, and 8.11 01 .the other things that go with a ball club, are written down in the basket- ball history of the Borden Berries. I I This season has found the Berries one of the toughest teams the school has ever had. The Berries finished the season with eight victories and ten defeats, two of the defeats coming from the I I Clark County Tourney game with Henryville and the Sectional Tourney s with Silver Creek. Here is the record of the Berries for the 1950-51 season: Borden Berries Opponents I I Borden Berries. . . . . . . . . 51; New Washington. . . . . . . . . I49 Borden Berries.'. . . . . . . . 39 New Salisbury. . . . . . . . . . 37 . Borden Berries. . . . . . . . . 6O Campbellsburg. . . . . . . . . . 61 I F. Borden Berries. . . . . . . . . LL3 New Middletown. . . . . . . . . 6h Borden Berries... ...... 67 Pekin...............'... 50 7 Borden Berries......... 73 Georgetown............. 83 I J. Borden Berries. ...... . . 1;? Elizabeth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 7' Borden Berries. ....... . 6O Henryville. . . .. . . .. .. . 87 3 Borden Berries. . . . . . . . . 67 New Washington. . . . . . . . . 2h 1 Borden Berries ......... 57 Pekin.................. 1:5 I I Borden Berries. ...... .. 5h Henryville............. 60 M Borden Berries......... 39 Hardinsburg............ bl . Borden Berries......... 51 Georgetown............. 5? I. Borden Berries......... 50 Laconia................ 52 ' Borden Berries......... 6O Campbellsburg.......... 51; J Borden Berries......... 73 New Salisbury.......... 66 I I Borden Berries......... h8 Henryville.............. 51 I Borden Berries......... 33 Silver Creek........... 143 l Rudy Cook scored the most field goals with 151 and the most free throws with 90. Rudy has a season's record of 392 points in 17 t I games for an average of 23.1 per game. I Here is how the scoring went individually: I I ...... Name Position FG FT Total Rudy Cook.............. G 302 90 392 Wesley Carter.......... F 187 27 21h l 3' Vincent Smith. . . . . . . . . . G 151; 36 190 Donie Jordan........... F 68 27 95 'v Merlin Popp............ G 28 15 143 ,, Larry Johnson.......... F 10 h 114 n Paul Davis............. G 8 3 11 Jack Rielley........... F 12 1 1? Joe Huber. ............. G 2 2 Fl 33 First Row: Second Row: Fr. 50. Fr. Fr. Fr. VI Rt Walton, G. Huber, and Mr. Willis. D. Naugle, A. Mull, J. Nunn, J. Huber, C. Kirchgessner, L. Johnson, J. Rielley, B. Price. Scott... Mull. . . . Rielley. Johnson. Dunn.... M. Rosenberger, D. Scott, E. Dunn, M. Popp, Won 3 Lost 13 34 Student Managers HHF-I In a huddle. Yell for B.H.S. Studying???? Glee Club Lenora--Violinist The Orchestra 36 School Life Typing Class. w w; A T S Mfu Hm mu Y w nu Shortnand Class. Christmas party. Have a cup. Cafeteria The best hour of the day. The Cooks. 40 '3' . e Mr. Fisher--Superintendent of Gym in the snow. The Campus. Maintenance View along the Monon. 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