Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1965 volume:

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A m. m- m, V ' - -mmwwu, F... VMN WV I.Wwauv-ruwwwmm w -m ,. . ' nnmmwmmeWvou-m Imaww- m THE 1965 ECHOES ' BORDEN HIGH SCHOOL , BORDEN, INDIANA m : v - L , g . ,- L - T 3:,- NW 371.805 Ly, 2 2- rxwmlmmmmggmmu-nmg- Yearbook Dedication We, the class of 1965, are happy to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Wesley G. Porter. MI. Porter is completing his fifth year as coach and teacher at Borden High School. He has set high moral standards for us through his coaching and has been an example forus in the classroom. To many of us, he has been more than a coach and teacher--he has been afriend who has helped us solve many of our personal problems. To him We say thanks for his efforts during the past five years. Mr. Porter talks with Mascot Jeff Hunt and team members during the pre-game huddle. X Mr. Porter gives some valuable guidance information to a student during the Home Room Period. Seniors . . . Page 20 Ach'vifies....................--- Page 50 Elementary ..... -- Page 76 '................Page 14 .....................Classes ............Page 30 .... ................$porfs ........Page 67 ........Adverfising Mr. Klein prepares the weekly schedule of coming events. Mrs. Sheila Danner, School Sec- retary, sorts the incoming mail. Clark County Superintendent of Schools Russell Allen happily signs diplomas for the graduating Seniors. Wood Township Trustee Pat Nicholson signs a needed form for school activities. i hka - 11 MW; ' JOSEPH DOUGHERTY BILLY E. KLEIN Western Kentucky Indiana State Sta te College Shop Science High School Faculty Mr. Dougherty prepares a slide to use on one of the new micro- scopes. Mr. Klein's industrial arts class works diligently to refinish some desk tops. MRS. GLORIA GORDON DON BARNES Purdue University University of , Louisville Home Economlcs ' High School x Faculty 5 Mr. Barnes directs the band in a spirited march. Mrs. Gordon demonstrates one of the new sewing machines to her 10th grade girls. HAYWARD BLANTON WESLEY PORTER Western Kentucky Greenville College St I Colle e a e 3 Coach and History History High School Faculty Mr. Blanton enjoys a heated discussion concerning the Civil Mr. Porter prepares to leave in the Driver Education car to demonstrate proper driving habits. MISS WINONA WATSON MRS, JOANN WALKER University Of Anderson College Louisville Mathematics Commerce High School Faculty Proper slide rule procedures are demonstrated by Mrs. Walker. Miss Watson uses new equipment to dictate a shorthand assignment. ALLAN J. McKINLEY LARRY JOHNSON Hanover College Ball State English and Spanish English High School Faculty MRS. IDRETTA ROBERSON MRS. OPAL BAKER MRS. LENA BROWN Hanover College Hanover College Central Normal First Grade Second Grade Fifth Grade ' An education can be attained only through a E em entary complete twelve year program. Thus, the Borden Elementary Faculty play an important part in our total educational system. We ac- F a c U I fy knowledge them for their patience, understand- I l l ing, and proper start towards our graduation. MRS. BETTY THOMAS W3. MARILYN MCKINLEY MR. FOSTER CALLAHAN Butler University University of Inuisville Indiana University Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade '3 Leona Baird Butch Whitson keeps an eye on the sponsors during the Senior Trip. The Seniors proudly rehearse for their Commencement exercises. George Casey Gary Fisher Jerry Fordyce l6 Vincent Hoke Virgel Hurst James Jackson Marlene Hunt Darrell Hurst Senior Class Officers 3 u 0 M '2 I ll '5 7 m m 20 :u 22 2,97 Secretary Marlene Hunt, President Karen Jackson, Treasurer Brenda Nicholson, and Vice-President Boyd Wright look forward to coming Senior Trip. Karen Jackson Stefan Lewis Tom LivingSton Senior Class Favorites Brenda Nicholson James Jackson and Frances Wessel enjoy a cafeteria meal John Tharp -I In. John Waddle Tom, John, and Eldon wash cars for their Senior Trip money. Karen Jackson conducts an important class meeting. Dwight Wade Frances Wessel Eldon Whitlow Butch Whitson Dwight and Boyd prefer cleaning the popcorn machine instead of going to 6th period study hall. John Waddle buys a sweatshirt from classmates Tom and Carol. Carol Whitson Bill Wolfe Boyd Wright Russell Brenda Akers Callahan Juniors Juniors Linda Jordan, Rita McFarland. and Pam Brown admire their new class rings. Danny Everage Linda Jordan Junior Officers Vice President Danny Everage, Treasurer Mark Jackson, Secretary Glenna Bierly, President Mike Dougherty, Reporter Danny Hurst Kathy Pat Rita Lawson Livingston Mc Farland Carol Marsh Debra Roberson James Temple KIIIIVH mm w III: . Karen Temple and Terry Smith sell candy at noon. Alma Wesbecker Callahan Martha Eicher Jaquetta Marqueta Janet Bell Bierly Blackm an Secretary John Lee, President Jim Rockey, Treasurer Connie Maisttison, and Vice-Presi- dent Pat Dougherty Larry Pat Gene Fleenor Ginkins w Eugene Burns Sloph Pat Dougherty Mike John Connie Lee Maisttison Sophomore Favorites Gay Callahan is escorted outside by John Lee. Frieda Debra Van Gilder Charles Alexander Vickie Della Randy Applegate Baird Balmer President Greg Burns, Secretary Darry Nicholson, Vice-President Charles Alexander, Treasurer Janice Grider, and Reporter Brenda Carter. Maria Ruth Ann Rita Eckert Erhinger Gre g Burns Brenda Carter Fro; John Donald Teresa Everage Farabee Fleeno r Freshman Favorites Gilchrist Marcia Fisher and Greg Bums take home books for deep study. Jewel Sylvia Jackson Johnson Freshmen RObeIt Debra Lee Luttrell Darry Phil Nicholson Richardson Freshmen Glenna Skelton Paul Marilyn Betty Stumler Tackett Terrell Mr. and Miss B.H.S. JAMES JACKSON FRANCES WESSEL N mm 9 mm L. e N 0 m K Echoes Queen Court 3. FRANCES WESSEL CAROL WHITSON KAREN TEM PLE n e e u Q N a b ' e k s a B 5 JV 1 964 JAQUETTA BELL Jaquetta Bell, Sophomore candidate, escorted by Janet Blackman. 1963-64 Basketball Queen, presents Senior Jerry Fordyce. roses to the new queen. Janet crowns Jaquetta Basketball Queen for the 1964-65 season as Jerry looks on admiringly. Carol Whitson, Senior candidate, escorted by Senior Karen Temple, Junior candidate, escorted by Senia Torn Livingston. Butch Whitson. Brenda Nicholson, Booster Club candidate, escorted by Senior Boyd Wright. 36 Kim Nicholson, flower-girl, and Jeff Hunt, crown- bearer. Marcia Fisher. Freshman candidate, escorted by Karen Jackson, Band candidate, escorted by Senior Senior Johnny Waddle. James Jackson. Janet Blackman, last year's Queen, escorted by Juniors Karen Temple, runner-up, is presented flowers by Terry Smith and Russ Akers. Janet Blackman. 37 BRENDA NICHOLSON Valedictorian I Dare You Award Mathematics Award STEFAN LEWIS English Award Honors and Awards KAREN JACKSON Salutatorian D. A. R. Award shorthand Award Business Award JERRY FORDYCE I Dare You Award Scholastic-Athletic Award Typing Award Balfour Award MARLENE HUNT Typing Award The 1965 winner of the Boys' State award, Mike Dougherty, discusses Boys' State with the 1964 winner, Jerry Fordyce. The 1964-65 Stalker Award winners for the highest grades during the year are as follows: 12thGrade---------------?---BRENDANICHOLSON 11th Grade --------------------- MARK JACKSON 10th Grade -------------------- JANET BLACKMAN 9th Grade --------------------- JEWELL JACKSON 8th Grade ----------------------- ANITA BROWN 7th Grade ------------------------ JUDY DICK ELDON WHITLOW Band Award Borden '5 Marching Band Versatility and quality was the theme of this year's band under the direction of Mr. Don Barnes. to playing at many of the high school basketball public. In addition games, the band gave concerts fbr the school and for the Their repertoire of musical selections ranged from Beethoven to the twist. Their snappy marching routines were a highlight of their performances as they marched in various parades during the summer months. Official Yearbook Photographer K aufm an 's of Louisville Band FRONT: Betsy Nicholson, Debbie Wilson, Susan Lamb, Virgil Daugherty MIDDLE: George Richards, Charles Crane, Karen Klein, Kenita Leach, Kenny Alexander, Dale Seelye BACK: Joey Green, Timmy Thomas, Danny Miller, Mr. Barnes : Intermediate ' V Band FRONT: Darrell Eicher, Vernon Daily, Patricia Jacobi, Susan Hall, Jo Ellen Nicholson, Melody Fordyce BACK: Mr. Barnes, LuVenia Van Gilder, Roger Daily, Von Lee Balentine, Debbie Brown, Kathy Farabee, Danny McKinley, Mark Schleicher 4' Pa Stilsby woyd Wrigho and Ma Peppin mrenda Nich- olsom battle with their shotguns. Seedie Triffet Caro1 Whitsom, Emmy Peppin 03rances WesseD and Lulu Triffet Mar1ene Huno discuss city living. Seedie is being courted by Wash Jeddo Uames Jack- som. Ma comforts Sol Silverstein Uom Livingstom after he was almost shot. Pa Stilsby and Luke Stilsby Uerry Fordyceo squirm while tied to Ma's bench. Emmy gives Louis Cattro weorge Casew an apron to cover his ripped pants. Reverend Boswell will WolfQ officiates at the wed- ding of Bridget O'Flannagan Karen Jacksom and Louis. Luke restrains Pa from hitting Ma Peppin. Betty Shadduck Dar1ene Eurtom and Angie Nancy M11180 straighten a picture. Mrs. Morton Wat Livingston wonders what to do next. Q Horatio Hooley wteve Bierlw and Grandad Mlvin Fisheo discuss a new mousetrap. Angie keeps busy answering the phone. Kip Shadduck muss Akerg and Jane Woods mose Mary Coatg knock over a chair. Della Rita McFarlanQ and Jack wan EveragQ enjoy drying dishes together. Co-editors Brenda Nicholson and Stefan Lewis pause to answer a question concerning annual lay-out. Sponsor A. J. McKinley and Co-editorsBrenda Nicholson and Stefan Lewis relax after a hard day of taking pictures. Wit? Annual Staff Circulation Managers CAROL WHITSON, FRANCES WESSEL Sports Editors JERRY FORDYCE, BOYD WRIGHT COPY Editors MARLENE HUNT, GARY FISHER, JOHNNIE WADDLE Hi-Lifes Staff V. g .: . n ' Frances Wessel, Editor of the school newspaper, and Miss Watson, Spbnsor, discuss a news item. Miss Watson checks newspaper copy material with typists. Gary Fisher, Leona Baird, and Darrell Hurst check the production of the finished copy. Booster Club The Booster Club through their yells and spirit provided much of the enthusiasm at our basket- ball games. The cheerleaders lead their practice during an afternoon pep-session. Home Economics-Faculfy Dinner Sophomore Home Economics students prepare the meal given for the high school faculty. FRONT: Pat Dougherty, Johnny Miller, and Mike Dougherty. BACK: Coach Wes Porter, James Jackson, Jerry Fordyce, Boyd Wright, and Butch Whitson. x , N f L f f .- ' . W m;- w3mjf$u Jiwm, V4 Q; f9 :, N , : V Cross Country team members warm up for their afternoon meet. OUTFIELDER BUTCH WHITSON Conference Co-Champs The Berries baseball team captured the Co-Champin -; ship in the Southern Monon Athletic Conference. TIN Borden nine defeated Medora 10-3, Fayetteville 6-3, ' and Tunnelton 1'7-6. After playing Pekin to an 8-8 game which was called because of darkness, the Be w suffered their only defeat by a 8-6 count to Pekin. Starting pitcher Tom Livingston struck out a total of hitters as he gained credit for the three victories and was charged with the lone defeat. Russ Akers with9 Q hits and Jerry Fordyce with 7 safeties paced the Berrie i offensive attack. L 5 f ?s' if m , FRONT: Mike Dougherty, Terry Smith, Roland King, John Lee, and Johnny Waddle BACK: Coach A. J. McKin- ley, Tom Livingston, Russ Akers, Jim Rockey, Butch Whitson, and Jerry Fordyce 52 CATCHER JERRY FORDYCE PITCHER TOM LIVINGSTON SHORTSTOP TERRY SMITH THIRD BASEMAN JOHN WADDLE Southern Manon Conference Champs Coach Wes Porter, Mike Dougherty, Butch Whitson, Boyd Wright, Jerry Fordyce, James Jackson, Tom Livingston, Eugene Burns, Terry Smith, John Waddle, Russ Akers, SIudent-Manager Danny Hill. Page Sponsored by Willcox Chevrolet, Inc. where teens can buy with confidence Hardwood Highlights The Berries basketball team opened its season with a record-breaking performance against the Lexington Minutemen, winning 92-49. James Jackson scored 21 and Jerry Fordyce 19 in rolling up the 92 point record. The second game of the year was a come-from-behind 62-61 double overtime victory over Tunnelton. Boyd Wright was the leading point-getter with 21. The Berries won their first SMAC contest with a thrilling 59-57 win over Medora. James Jackson scored the winning basket with seven seconds to go for an individual total of 19. Jerry Fordyce added 1'7 for the Berries. Coach Porter's boys extended their win stretch to four with an easy 81-55 win over Patriot, as Terry Smith poured in 24 points. Victory No. 5 came at the expense of Lexington. James Jackson scored 20 and Boyd Wright 17 in the 79-50 victory. The big game of the year saw the Berries scoring a 60-57 win over arch-rival Pekin Eastern. Borden notched their second SMAC win as Terry Smith flipped in 19 markers. The game was played before a turn-away crowd and extended the win streak to six. Heltonville became the next victim as James Jackson scored 23 and Jerry Fordyce 20 in a 90-48 romp. The Berries rallied from behind to nip South Central 46-43. James Jackson and Russel Akers scored the winning points on free throws in the last minute of action. Borden scored an impressive 79-60 win over New Washington on the visitors' court. James Jackson and Terry Smith made the big move for the Berries with 33 and 22 points, respectively. The Berries set a school record for consecutive wins with a 59-49 victory over Milltown for their 10th straight. James Jackson racked up 21 counters in the contest. The Berries tasted defeat for the first time as Fayetteville scored a 70-63 upset in the Holiday Tournament at Mitchell. James Jackson scored 25 in the losing cause. The nightcap found the Berries rebounding for a 77- 63 win over Tunnelton with Jerry Fordyce leading the way with 20 points. James Jackson scored 33 points in a 73-62 victory over Cortland. The Berries continued to chalk up more wins with scores of 79-64 over Marengo, and 71-60 over Lanesville. The Porter coached squad broke their one single game scoring record with a 97-44 rout of Patriot as Terry Smith hit for 34 points. Victories No. 16 and 17 came at the expense of Henryville, 91-79, and Heltonville, 58-55. In an important SMAC contest, Borden avenged their only defeat of the season, with a 64-57 victory over Fayetteville. Terry Smith led the Berry attack with 19 markers. In the final game of the season, Borden cap- tured the SMAC crown with a 59-47 win. James Jackson scored 19 for the 19th victory of the season. In the sectional at Jeffersonville, the Berries drew Silver Creek and fell to a 82-61 count. James Jackson had the single high for the tournament as he scored 31 points. .41 A :3 I i , , Coach Porter and the squad enjoy the all-school pep rally after the victory over rival Pekin Eastern. Coach Porter and Mascot Jeff Hunt give some last minute advice in the huddle. 1964-65 Schedule WE Lexington 92 Tunnelton 62 Medora 59 Patriot 81 Lexington '79 Pekin 60 Heltonville 90 South Central 46 New Washington 79 Milltown 59 Fayetteville 63 Tunnelton 7'7 Cortland 73 Marengo '7 9 Lanesville 71 Patriot 97 Henryville 91 Heltonville 58 Fayetteville 64 Tunnelton 59 Overtime' Jerry Fordyce drives around his Heltonville opponent for an easy lay-up. James Jackson scores on a follow-up shot. .0.0 : New Records TEAM ' g Consecutive victories Season field goal shooting pct. Points scored single quarter Henryville game Season average points per game INDIVIDUAL James Jackson: Season total points Season plus Sectional points Season average per game Season plus Sectional average per game Tom Livingston: Season field goal shooting pct. , M71 X e935: $$;9'dbx . ' 0 Terry Smith adds two points for the team. Jerry Fordyce' scores on a fast break. 57 SENIOR BOYD WRIGHT N O T S G m V .I. L M O T R m N E S $iliii r 32 :5 L eff, L:wvmfiwvxamA ?$.$4$?? 4 SENIOR JERRY FORDYCE SENIOR JAMES JACKSON SENIOR BUTCH WHITSON SENIOR JOHN WADDLE JUNIOR RUSS AKERS JUNIOR TERRY SMITH James Jackson grabs a loose ball as Tom Livingston Terry Smith drives for a score in the Medora game, tries to help. Junior Varsity FRONT: Jim Green, Don Lawson, Mike Hunt, Greg Bums, Darry Nicholson, Pat Dougherty BACK: Student Manager Jim Jacobi, Student Manager John Balentine, Roland King, Don Farabee, Jay Norris, Charles Ball, John Lee, Coach 60 Joe Dougherty. Basketball Awards Dr. Raymond F. Struck, Athletic Director of Hanover College, admires the trophies received at the Lions Club Ath- letic Banquet. Mr. Porter holds an appreciation award for a record-breaking season; Tom Livingston, Sportsmanship Award; James Jackson, the Free Throw and Most Valuable Player Awards. Mr. Porter presents the Jr. Varsity Free Throw award to Co-Winners, Mike Dougherty. and Roland King. Cheerleaders in action B.H.$. Cheerleaders Sophomore, JANET BLACKMAN Sophomore, GAY CALLAHAN Our banner year in sports was greatly reflected in the spirit of our cheerleaders. Their enthusiasm and moral support urged our team to victory in many con- tests. The last period pep sessions gave a glimpse of our cheerleaders at work, inspiring the student body and team members to put forth their best effort in the approaching game. Hats off to the Borden High School cheerleaders--- the backbone of our school spirit. Junior, SUSIE GREEN Senior, FRANCES WESSEL Junior, BRENDA CALLAHAN Track The 1965 track team lacked depth but was able to attain many outstanding individual performances, Butch Whitson set a new school record in the 440 yard dash with a time of 57.3 seconds. Butch also racked up the most points with 99 while participa- ting in the pole vault, 440 yard dash, broad jump, and relays. James Jackson scored 53 points in the shotput, half- mile, and relays. Jerry Fordyce ran the 100, 200, relays and broad jumped for 37 U3 points. Pat Dougherty picked up 35 U2 points on the mile run and relays. Jim Rockey followed closely behind with 35 U3 points in the pole vault, high jump, and relays. James Jackson grimaces and shows the victory sign as he Butch Whitson races to a school record time in the 440 hurls the shotput. yard dash. 64 The mile relay team practices their baton exchange. .. F: in, w. . 5! . m 'l a . I H '3 Cf. i. . A 11;! - 4 ' Lill. ; FRONT: Don Lawson, Jim Rockey, Jim Green, Mike Dougherty, Pat Dougherty, Charles Ball BACK: Butch Whit- son, Jerry Fordyce, Eugene Bums, James Jackson, Tom Livingston, Don Farabee, and Coach Wes Porter. 65 Janitors Bob Norris Sarah Sprinkle Lillian Hurst Bus Drivers Tommy Hur Melvin Klein Hubert Bell Paul Nichol Willis Brown Rudy Cook Cooks Faith Johnson Edith Jackson Mabel Johnson ., yuan..- h-yuw .z.,x.;.vwmm w Anita Brown Freddy Burns Bobby Casey Delores Clipton Charles Coats Brenda Dudley Velma Dudley Danny Hill Sue Hiser Ralph Hoke Mike Hurst Jim Jacobi Marcia Jordan Donna Lawson Ganine Lee Rickey Lewis Edgar McCutcheon Brenda McKinley Jimmy McKinley John V. McKinley Gary Martin Penny Martin Dwight Mellon Ronnie Monroe Mike Potts Norma Potts Sandy Potts Richard Thomas George Waddle Kenny Wells Eighth Grade John Balentine Jaq uetta Bierly Absent when pictures were taken: Bill Cooper Jerry Emery Roy Donan Seventh Grade Kevin Akers Tommy Alexander Jeffrey Beets Belinda Bishop Conrad Bishop Betty Brown Janice Clark Judy Dick Karen Dudley Sharon Farabee Brenda Fisher John Foster Beverly Gruen Radford Guinn Anthony Hardy Mike Hill Jackie Hurst Darita Jackson Mike J ackson Ronna Jackson Tony Jackson Teddy King .Connie Lewis James McCutcheon Timmy Martin Darlene Mills Mary Norris Jesse Sneed Carla Thomas Diana Van Gilder Gary Wade Lorna Wheeler Dick Wilkens Paulette Wright Debbie Alexander Alan Coats Larry Everage Melody Fordyce Mary Foster Susan Hall Steve Hoke Connie Jackson Janice Jackson Sue Jackson Terry Jackson Patricia Jacobi Douglas Lawson Andy Lewis Danny McKinley Marilyn Moore Mary Moore Merlin Moore Terry Nelson 10 Ellen Nicholson Billy Patyon Royetta Radcliff Mark Schleicher Bruce Wright Jearold Wolfe Sixth Grade Jim Alberson Fifth Grade Von Lee Balentine Debra Brown Charles Crane Roger Daily Vernon Daily Linda Danner Darrell Eicher Kathy Farabee Anna Hardy Bobby Hardy Pauletta Hardy Carol Hurst Sam Hurst Lavona Jackson Ricky Johnson Karen Klein Kenny Knasel Kennita Leach Steve Martin Billy Mattingly Mike Moore Bill Norris Jerry Porter Debbie Potts Danny Purlee Carol Robertson Jimmy Ruckman Mike Temple Luvenia Van Gilder David Wells Peggy Whitson Jill Wilkins Donna Coats Eugene Coffman Virgil Daugherty Tom Dudley Joey Green Jimmy Hardy Pamela Hurst Stanley Hurst Anita Jackson Danny Johnson Susan Lamb Melinda Lee Clifford McKinley Kenneth McKinley Danny Miller Betsy Nicholson Carol Pixley George Richards Brenda Robertson Dale Seelye Rita Sneed Jackie Thomas Timothy Thomas Debbie Wilson Connie Winters Kenneth Alexander Steven Beets Sharon Burns . 1. r. wg 5J ...i- O...rOhOik' O Third Grade Joann Adams Jody Akers Jack Albertson Deena Alexander Gary Alexander Debra Beckett Debra Beets Wendell Bishop Gerald Blalock Jeanette Burns Paulette Burns Lisa Callahan Rebecca Cissell Denny Coats Matthew Crane Kenny Cullins Gerald Daily Timmy Dean Robert Dierth Dennis Dudley Sue Everage Rebecca Farabee Joyce Foster Yvonne Gwinn Jeffrey Hurst Patricia Hurst Tim Jackson Jay Jordan Kenny Leach Mark McKinley Glenda Mattingly Marietta Monroe Teresa Norris Rhonda Porter Roger Potts Teresa Potts Calvin Sprinkle Linda Sullivan De Wayne Whitson Lonnie Wilson l '4 ,g, :3 1t . .J Jerald Adams Jeffrey Akers Peggy Alexander Marsha Beckett Terry Beckett Stephanie Blackman Willa Beth Brown Jeffrey Callam Rose Ann Campbell Randall Coats Terri Coffman Walter Crane Marla Hoke Richard Jackson Steven King Alan Kirtley Paula Lamb Kathy Lewis Otis McKinley Allison Mills Debra Money Richard Montgomery John Moore Mark Ooley Dean Pixley Kent Pixley Floyd Porter Vickie Potts Brenda Richards Joey Ruckman Tina Ruckman John Schleicher Rickey Schleicher Randy Sprinkle Mike Wells Jerry Wright 74 Second Grade 3; .'ln '. Absent when pictures were taken: DeWayne Darnell David Monroe First Grade Jerry Albertson Rita Albertson Lonnie Alexander Deborah Brown Tami Callahan Theresa Carter Ronald Casey Karen Coats Denise Conrad Eddie Cooley Brenda Cullins Denise Daugherty Sheila Deirth Keith Foster Anthony Grider Reba Hardy Peggy Hoke Jeffrey Hunt Troy Jackson Joseph Jordan Lynn Lamb Laurie Lee Rena Kay McKinley James Maisttison Judith Mattingly Tommy Mattingly Tony Moore Ronald Nance Joseph Ooley Cathy Rice Larry Wade Timothy Waggoner Kenny Whitson Myra Sue Wright . h Wm. ..n A m , , 8, ,, .R W D A Complime nts of PEKIN ROLLER RINK Pekin, Indiana LOREN SMITH, Owner Ph. 653-3675 M. W. NICK MARSHALL Wiring - Plumbing - Excavating Appliance Repair Pekin, Ind., R. R. 1 Phone 653-4312 PETERY-HEDDEN COMPANY Typewriters Adding Machines Office Equipment Cash Registers Founded in 1914 415 Pearl Street Phone WH 5-5215 New Albany, Ind. Phone 583-7897 BORDEN GARAGE Borden, Indiana V. L. 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For Modern Farm Machinery Sellersburg, Indiana Phone CH 6-3524 Allis-Chalrners - Tractors and Equipment IRION AND WOLF Elgin-Bulova-Longines: Watche 8 Art Carved Diamond Rings 131 E. Spring - New Albany, Ind. Complime nts of Compliments of CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING Complete Water Softening JERRYss Filtering and Iron Removal DRIVE-IN Free Water Analysis Sales and Service Serving Clark and Floyd Counties Since 1946 490 N. Clark Blvd. Salem, Indiana Clarksville, Ind. BOB-O-LINK RESTAURANT Gr eyhound Bus Station Fried 242 Vincennes St. Chicken and Home Made New Albany, Ind. 47150 Pie K. E. COX 8: CO. Bookkeeping and Tax Service A Complete Service for Small Business 601 E. Tenth St. Quadrangle Jeffersonville Indiana McKNIGHT TEXACO Open All Complete Lubrication Wrecker Nite Auto Repair Service Motor Tune-Up New Albany WH 5-8180 WEBERS JEWELRY Bulova Watches Elgin Watches 117 E. Utica St. Seller sburg, Ind. Watch Repair Ring Repair DINNER BELL RESTAURANT FINE- FOODS WW 57 EX D E RT 5 Salem, Indiana THE FAIR STORE New Albany, Indiana Now Featuring . Sweaters . Jackets . Skirts . Dresses Bobbie Brooks . Blouses . Slacks Compliments of the Fair Store YANDELUS Catering Service Banquet Facilities Clarksville , Indiana. JOE McCARTlN GULF SERVICE CH 6-2077 Highway 31-W Hamburg, Ind. Compliments of BROWN DERBY CAFE A Good Place to Eat Court and Wall Sts. Jeffersonville, Ind. ZINK BROTHERS Furniture and Appliance 8 Phone: Pekin 653-3698 Martinsburg Road Pekin, Indiana HEUSER For Hardware and Sporting Goods BU 3-8144 Jeffer sonville The Folks who provide your electric service share your pride of accomplishment. We- wish you and every 1965 Graduate the brightest fu- ture ever! PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANAJNC. WRIGHT BROTHERS Oliver Sales and Service m Borden - Phone 965-6529 OLIVER con'ouumo We Sell the Best . and Service the Rest. WM. K. MARTIN'S 653-4600 Appliances and Furniture Carpeting CARLAS A. HAAS FUNERAL HOME, INC. Ambulance Service 124 S. Indiana Ave. Sellersburg, Ind. When You Need to Borrow You'll Find It Costs Less and Repayments Easier at: PEKIN OFFICE FARMERS-CITIZENS BANK Pekin, Indiana Member of F. D. I. C. Pekin Salem Campbellsburg INDIANA CANDY CO. R. H. LEWIS, J. R. LEWIS Cigarettes, Tobacco, Candy, Fountain Supplies Drugs, Paper Goods, and Sundries Phone WH 4-2861 420-22 State Street New Albany BILL THOMPSON MOTORS, INC. Salem, Indiana NOBEL? STILES SUNOCO Complete Lubrication Road Service Repalr Auto Repair Motor Tune Up Daisy Lane and Grantline Road RIVERVIEW HOTEL Jeffe r s onville , Indiana WESTON LUMBER COMPANY M. S. G. - Hardwood Lumber We Buy Logs and Standing Timber - - Anywhere Pallets and Skips Built to Specifications R. F.D. 5 U2 Mi. W. on Road 56 Salem, Indiana DENNIS MORTUARY The Friendlier and More Reverent Way 1 Borden, Indiana Salem, Indiana MARSHALUS GROCERIES Groceries - Paint - Gulf Gas and Oil Phone Pekin 3 - 3404 Martinsburg, Indiana HAAS CABINET CORPORATION Seller sburg, Indiana Phone CH 6-3371 COLLINGS STANDARD SERVICE Road Service ' Phone CH 6-9496 CH 6-9474 Wheel Balancing Tune -Up Atlas Tires . Tubes . Batteries Junction 31 W and 60 Sellersburg, Indiana Compliments of TRl-CITY AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 506 Pearl St. New Albany, Ind. Stores in New Albany Jeffersonville and Sellersburg OSBORN BROS. GMC, INC. 6th and Michigan Sts. Jeffersonville, Ind. 3'Trucks from NZ Ton to 60 Tons Phone BU 2-1365 BENNETT'S Shoes, Clothing and Gents' Furnishing Salem, Indiana Phone: 883-4502 Phone: CHerry 6-2871 McKINLEY GFor Particular People - Demanding the Finest3 3Miracle Finish for Modern Miracle Fabricm U 13 E. Utica St. 3 3Sellersburg, Indiana Studebaker Cars Tires and Tubes We Furnish Parts and Accessories for All Makes and Models of Automobiles and Trucks SELLERSBURG MOTORS ANDRES TRUCKING LEROY ANDRES Ph. CH 6-3364 SMITH CABINET CO. Salem, Indiana The Finest in Contract Furniture We Welcome Your Business FIRST BANK OF CHARLESTOWN Charlestown, Indiana Member of F. D. I. C. and Federal Reserve System L. THORN COMPANY INCORPORATED 1319 Vincennes Street Manufacturer 5 of Concrete Products New Albany, Indiana Phone WH 4-6465 WAGONER'S RESTAURANT The Teenagers Favorite COOKIN. AT Borden, Indiana Phone 965-6385 SOMETHI HG NEW ALBANY TRIBUNE P. O. Box 530 330 E. Spring St. New Albany, Indiana Phone: WH 4-6481 COMPLIMENTS OF R.E.M.C. Serving Rural Clark, and Parts of Rural Floyd, Scott, Washington, and Jeffe r son Counties Seller sburg , Indiana KRATZ SPORTING GOODS Everything for the Sportsman Sporting and Athletic Equip. BU 2-5400 335 Beckett at Clark Blvd. Clarksville, Indiana COLONIAL INN Motor Hotel Located on 1-65 at Indiana 131 Interchange Jeffe rs onville , Indiana BU 3-7921 A. GLADSTEIN Clothing for the Entire Family Bobbie Brooks 401 E. Utica St. Vickie Vaughn Dresses Sellersburg, Ind. Hush Puppie Shoes Phone CH 6-2631 Compliments of BOTTORFF-MlLLER-HILLER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. 113 E. Utica St. , Sellersburg, Ind. JAMES BOTTORFF - J. E. MILLER - HARRY HILLER UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW ALBANY 100 E. Spring Street Save Where Phone Insured Thousands Are WH 5-5294 Savings Saving Millions Home Loans NEW ALBANY MOTOR CO., INC. E. 5th and Spring St. VROLETY5 Chevrolet, Chevy II, New Albany, Ind. 5; :' Chevelle, Corvair, WH 5-0255 Corvette, Chevrolet Trucks Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer Compliments of WILLIAMS LUMBER CO. Building Supplies JACOBI'S SAWMILL INC. Borden, Indiana Phone 965-6644 THE BORDEN CABINET CORP. Manufacturers of Quality Contract Furniture and Cabinets Borden, Indiana KING BOTTLED GAS SERVICE Ranges - Heaters - Water Heaters Complete Domestic Heaters Borden, Ind. Immediate Service Ph. 965-6621 and Delivery FASHION SHOP Lovlier Fashions at Lower Prices 215 Pearl Street New Albany, Ind. Phone WH 4-6495 KAI US SHOE STORE New Albany, Indiana Phone WH 4- 2943 Glasses From $12. 50 Single Vision or Bifocals With Frame WABASH OPTICAL, INC. 129 E. Spring Street New Albany, Indiana Phone WH 5-0440 C. I. ALLEN, Optician CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Discount Prices on Every Item - Every Day Save 50-6070 on Diamonds - Save 173-4070 - Sporting Goods 40-6070 on Watches - Save U3 on Toys Benrus-E1gin-Gruen-Hamilton - Save 173 - Housewares Save 173 on Small Appliances - Save 173 on Mowers - Tillers Save 4070 on Luggage and Billfolds - Save 4070-6070 - Fishing Equipment New Albany's Original Wholesale Discount Store 11 Years in New Albany - Charge Accounts C. P. SALES CO. 421 State Ph. WH 4-6704 WH 4-6705 New Albany - Since 1931 - BREWERS Fine Foods and General Merchandise Frozen Locker Service Borden, Indiana Phone 965-6266 FLOYD COUNTY BANK New Albany's Drive -In Bank New Albany, Indiana Spring and Vincennes Member of the F. D. I. C. NEW ALBANY BEAUTY COLLEGE Etta Hart Academy of Advanced Hair Styling Etta Coiffures of New Albany and Clarksville Etta. Hart's Charm and Modeling School 322 Vincennes St. WH 4-0353 BILL'S AUTO STORES, INC. 317 State Street New Albany, Indiana WH 4-6475 PUTTAWAY MINIATURE GOLF Off Eastern Blvd. Between Public Service Building and MC Culloch School Owner: BILL BRUMMETT Meet Your Friends at G. C. MURPHY CO. Salem, Indiana First Quality Merchandise Always f TYPEWRITER TERMINAL, INC. 4 Royal Typewriters - New or Used Supplies - Rentals - Service Adding Machines - Office Furniture 324 State Street Phone WH 4-7827 New Albany, Ind. ACME FUEL Jeffersonville River Terminal Coal - Coke - Fuel Oil Meigs and River Streets BU 3-8245 CLIFF'S TRUCK STOP 8: RESTAURANT Interstate 7E1L65 Jeff. , Ind. Compliments of BOWMAN DAIRY 1201 East Market New Albany Indiana ROBERTS AND STRACK VENEER COMPANY, INC. New Albany, Ind. Veneers and Lumber Using Walnut, Cherry, Sugar, Poplar Veneer and Lumber Logs Plant at Clarksville, Ind. on Nbrths ide Expres sway C OMP'LIMENTS OF COUNTRY BOY TRUCK STOP Borden, Indiana Phone 965-9888 NE CLARK COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASS'N. , INC. Main Office 945 Wall St. , Jeffersonville, Ind. Phone - BU 3-6628 CH 6-2853 xx COMPLIMENTS OF THE RANCH HOUSE REISZ FURNITURE CO., INC. 146 East Main Phone WH 5-5243 New Albany, Ind. PAYNE'S STORE Borden, Indiana Plate Lunches Groceries Short Orders HOOSIER LIME 8: STONE INC. Crushed Stone - Commercial Lime Concrete Blocks - Sand - Cement Ready-Mixed Concrete Phone 3 3 2 Salem, Indiana Heavenly Dining and Heavenly Viewing from Our Special Hickory Pits comes Barbecue at its BEST At the Corner of Grantline Rd. at Daisy Lane in New Albany, Indiana B A R B E C U E Since 1876 JOHN VERNIA 6 SON MONUMENTS Pearl at Elm Sts. New Albany, Ind. Phone WH 4-6032 6 ' Quality Groceries and Meats MARTIN'S Borden Indiana Gas - Oil - B AND B General Auto and Welding Tractor Repair Automatic - .VN I'm Transmission Borden, Indiana Repair SERVICE Phone 965-6398 Compliments Of HILLTOP SUPER MARKET Washington County's Newest and Finest 'The Store That Brought Lower Grocery Prices to Washington County. South Main Salem, and Indiana Becks Mill Road ECHOEY BOOSTERS Heyn Stationers Salem Bowling Lanes Dinner Bell Erhinger Appliances Salem Maid Eastern Bowling Lanes Dr. C. N. Purlee Clapp Motor Co. Pekin Dairy Bar Good Year Service Store Banner Office CampbelPs Shoes Crockett Barber Shop Walk's Drug Store Morris Plastic Fabrications