Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1966 volume:

-..-. dim,v-w. n n s. .u. aw.x;n. .42. ms..-m-u pa Mrs. Joann Walker Mrs. Walker searches diligently for a pencil. Dedication In choosing the recipient of the dedication, the Senior class considered many things. We looked at what the individual has done for the class as Well as what she has done for the school in general. Mrs. Walker has done many things for our class. She has generously given up her free time for our money- making projects. Without her help many of them would have failed. We the Seniors OWe Mrs. Walker a vote of thanks. Mrs. Walker is giving pointers to students in one of her art classes. Seniors - Activities - Page 34 3-51,: MW! stwwmm ' w 33-km . .ammw ' Contents Sports - Page 5 7 Advertisers - Page 77 Billy E. Klein Principal Mr. Klein began his term as Principal of the Wood Township Schools in September, 1964. During his two- year term he has made many improvements in our school system, and has won many friends while performing his duties well. CLARK COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT WOOK TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE Herman E. Miller Harold Nicholson SCHOOL SECRETARY TEACHERS' AIDE Mrs. Sheila Danner Mrs. Evelyn Whitson DON BARNES JOSEPH DOUGHERTY GLORIA GORDON CHA RLES JACKSON University of Western Kentucky Purdue University Greenville College Louisville State College Home Economics Social Studies Music Science Physical Education High School FOCUI'y LARRY JOHNSON Ball State University English MARY LOMAX Women's College of North Carolina Commerce .1 kg ALLAN J. McKINLEY SUE MOSLEY JERRY REED JOANN WALKER Hanover College Union College Ball State Anderson College English Math University Math Spanish Journalism Driver's Training Art '4 Social Studies Mrs. Lomax checks an important mimeograph master Fundamentals of art are explained by Mrs. Walker. sheet. 3C4Q'D e haw D J 921981 SalkaTS', EV, The music-theory class of Mr. Barnes receives instructions on music chords. Mr. Reed measures distances between Cities in Indiana Mr. Jackson threads the projector for an important his- History Class. tory film. i E s L'. Z 1 NH lleIt xlxlI Hun! mm M Mr. Johnson gives the daily vocabulary test in English class. Senor McKinley discusses with a Spanish student his Mexican bullfight visit. Mr. Dougherty demonstrates the proper method of dissecting a frog in Biology class. Mrs. Mosley explains a complicated formula in Senior Math class. act; A l'v-nmg l'mu Maw. mun Rum mam MRS. LORETTA ROBERSON Hanover College First Grade MRS. LENA BROWN Central Normal Third Grade MRS . BETTY THOMAS Butler University F ourth Grade MISS LULA PETREY Cumberland College First Grade MRS. OPAL BAKER Hanover College Second Grade Elementary Faculty MRS. MARILYN McKINLEY University of Louisville Fifth Grade MR. FOSTER CALLAHAN Indiana University Sixth Grade RUSS ELL A KERS STEVE BIERLY PA MELA BROWN BRENDA CA LLA HA N ROSE MARY COATS KENNY COOPER MIKE DOUGHERTY DANNY EVERA GE DA RLENE BURTON A LVIN FISHER JERRY FLEENOR SUSAN GREEN LINDA HILL DAN HURST r STEVE HURST MARK JACKSON LINDA J ORDAN KATHY LAWSON PA T LIVINGS TON RITA MCFA RLAND NANCY MILLER DA VID OWEN DEBORA ROBERS ON GERRI SENG TERRY SMITH JIM TEMPLE KAREN TEMPLE BILL WATSON A LMA WESBECKER A RVILLE WHITE wwwimgw Class Officers SENIORS: Steve Bierly Treas., Darlene Eurton Re- JUNIORS: Mike Hunt Rep., Pat Dougherty Pres., porter, Gerri Seng SeC., Karen Temple V. P., Jim Rockey V. P., Gay Callahan SeC., Connip Mike Dougherty Pres. Maisttison Treas. , -; SOPHOMORES: Jane Wilkins Sec., Roland King FRESHMEN; Bill Melton Pres., Ganine Lee V. P., Rep., Darry Nicholson Pres., Marcia Fisher V, P., Janice Koerber Sec., Freddy Burns Treas. Betty Terrell Treas. 27 I 0 Don Farabee Lida Martin 9 f-. Ralph Hoke Velma Dudley Marqueta Janet Gay Bierly Blackman Callahan Charles Ball Pat Martha Larry Steve Gene Kathy John Connie J ay Cathern Norris Raab Ia tr mmluwm Frieda Debra Johnny Stumler Van Gilder Wilson -.n-s.-mw.lm l Dougherty Eicher F leenor Gelthaus Hoke Jordan Lee Maisttison 29 Sophomores Della Randy Donald Greg Bruce Baird Balmer Booth Bums Callam Brenda Cathy Olive Ruth A nn Carter Crane Dehn Eckert Rita Darlene Sharon John Ehringer Emery Eurton Everage Don Marcia Teresa Irvin Phil Farabee Fisher F leenor F oster Gilchrist Jim Green Sam Hagest Judy Mills Paul Stumler J ewell Jackson Roland King Debbie Luttre 11 Darry N icholson Marylin Tackett Sephomores Cynthia J ohnson Kathy Koerber Nelson Owen Betty Terrell Sylvia Johnson Mike Mart in Glenna Skelton Teresa Wheeler Bobby Lee Kenny Louis Stevens Jane Wilkins 3l Freshmen r . J9. . 1 ,. g 3. Lin x't a i' I II ii: iii II! i li John Mary Jecqueta James Anita Balentine Beyl Bierly Book Brown F red Burns Mary Delorese Cheatham Clifton K4 Charlie Bill Robert Judy Mike Coats Cooper Crabtree Crawley Crone b-l - III-I h -.. Jim Jackson Jackson Jacobi Jordan Freshmen Ricky Don Edgar Lewis Lynch McCutche on Janice Koerber 1 ' Q: ' iII Brenda James John V. Cliff Mc Kinley MC Kinley Malott Marsee a K . . u i x xv: NJ ME W Gary Penny Dwight Bill Valenda Martin Martin Mellon Melton Muncy Bette Owen Sandy Potts Richard George Ke nny Lawrence Thomas Waddle Wells Wilcher 33 Mr. 8: Miss B.H.$. Daugherty Brenda Callahan Echoes Queen Karen Temple Echoes Queen Court GERRI SENG DA RLENE EURT ON GAY CALLAHAN PHOTOGRAPHER: Jack Smith EDITOR: Susan Green Annual Staff CIRCULATION MANA GERS: COPY EDITORS: Danny Everage, Mark Jackson Pam Brown, Brenda Callahan SPORTS EDITORS: Rita McFarland, Terry Smith Grouped around the sponsor, Mr. A. J, McKinley, are Susie Green, Pam Brown, Brenda Callahan, Gay Callahan, Terry Smith, Rita McFarland, Danny Everage, Mark Jackson and Janet Blackman. . n1 , I Z i, u: N225! ;h0': MARK JACKSON Valedictorian Mathematics Award DA NNY EVERA GE Salutatorian English Award MIKE DOUGHERTY Balfour Award Award! I I Dare You Award Scholastic-Athletic Award DA RLENE EURT ON Daughters of A meric an Revolution Award SUSAN GREEN I Dare You Award LINDA JORDAN Band Award GAY CA LLA HA N Spanish Award JANET BLACKMAN 5 Honors Typing Award Shorthand Award STALKER AWARDS Mark Jackson Gay Callahan Jewell Jackson Grade 12 Grade 11 Grade 10 PAT DOUGHERTY Boy's State Anita Brown Judy Dick Dan McKinley Grade 9 Grade 8 Grade '7 Senior Play - Marrying Margaret Susie Green, Jim Temple 1 Darlene Eurton, Pam Brown Brenda Callahan, Danny Everage Jim Temple, Kenny Cooper, Steve Hurst Debra Van Gilder, Janet Blackman !. E 3 Gay Callahan, John Lee Pat Dougherty 1965-66 Jr.-$r. High Band The Borden High School Band has been under the capable leadership of Mr. Don Barnes. The 1965-66 band has participated in many school functions, including pop concerts, half-time basketball shows, and seasonal concerts. A highlight of the band year was a concert given by the band at New Washington High School and Henryville High School. The band has grown in number and quality, and the repertoire of their musical selections has increased in quantity and versatility. OFFICIA L YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER KAUFMAN'S OF LOUISVILLE .... - District Contest Soloists included Jewel Jackson, Tom Band officers were Treas, Pat Livingston, V. P, Alexander, Jim Green, and Brenda Callahan. Karen Temple, Pres. Brenda Callahan, Sec. Linda Jordan, Sgt-at-Arms Russ Akers. wry; . ??:?:iQmaw : -3.W ' Linda Jordan, Debbie Roberson, Pam Brown, and Jaquetta Bell competed in the District Contest as a saxophone quartet. O K NO 10an 1965-66 Basketball Queen Connie MaisHison CENTER: Mike and Pat Dougherty, Flower Girl Lonita McKinley, and Crown Bearer Kevin Reed escort the reigning Queen to her throne. LEFT: Jay Norris escorts candidate Connie into the Queen Pageant. RIGHT: Candidate Connie expresses joy over her selec- tion. BELOW: The 1964-65 Basket- ball Queen, Jacquetta Bell, crowns the 1965-66 Queen as Jay admires the action. Senior Candidate Darlene Eurton Sophomore Candidate Kathy Koerber Escort Russ Akers Escort Don Farabee v V . t'v , Band Candidate Gerri Seng Flower Girl Lonita McKinley Escort James Temple Crown Bearer Kevin Reed Freshman Candidate Velma Dudley Booster Club Candidate Kathy Lawson Escort Danny Hurst Escort Terry Smith Junior Candidate Jaquetta Bell Queen Jaquetta Bell Escorts Mike and Pat Dougherty Runner-Up Kathy Koerber, Escort Don Farabee 49 the cheer- yells during a spir- Linda J ordan President Darlene Eurton The Booster Club, led by leaders, practices President Gerri Seng ited pep session. Booster Club C LUB OFFICERS: Vice- Sec D E V R E S E R .v A thleiics Pat Dougherty receives the trophy for winning the con- ference. Cross Country The Borden Cross-Country team, under the direc- tion of coach Jerry Reed, finished fifth in the 10 team Dixie-Monon Conference. Pat Dougherty set a new school, conference, and Henryville course record with a time of 10:18 for the two-mile run. Other major letter winners were Jim Green, Mike Dougherty, Charles Ball, Mike Crone, Darry Nichol- son, and Don Farabee. 9me gr. I : '39:? 3' .- e w ' , . F ONT: M. Crone, D. Lawson, J. Green, P. Doughert BACK: M. Dougherty, C. Ball, D. Farabee, R. King, Coach Reed The Borden baseball team opened the season with an impressive 13-3 win over rival Pekin. Terry Smith was the winning pitcher as Roland King hit a home run for the victors. Orleans fell to the Johnson coached team by a 5-3 score. Russ Akers pitched the complete game for Borden. The Berries dropped their first Conference loss by a 4-1 margin to Tunnelton. tDon Farabee, Russ Akers, and Terry Smith shared pitching duties. Bor- den lost a close 6-4 decision to Henryville in a non- conference game. Fayetteville handed the Berries a resounding 16-3 defeat in the final game of the season. Don Lawson led'the team in hitting with a .527 average. ' ' ' ' h' '14 V . $.23;W . n'. msmt; insinamgmbw :5 t. . , FRONT: M. Dougherty, D. Hurst, G. Burns, D. Nicholson, T. Smit BACK: P. Dougherty, J. Rockey, J. Lee, R. Crabtree, D. Everage, M. Hunt, D. Lawson, R. Lewis, Coach Johnson Don Lawson accepts the batting trophy from coach Larry Johnson. , Baseball . 53 1 965- 1 966 Varsity Basketball FRONT - Student Manager Jim Rockey, Roland King, Jay Norris, Laurence Wilcher, Don Farabee, Terry Smith, Stu- dent Manager Danny Hill. BACK - Coach Jerry Reed, Pat Dougherty, Don Lawson, Russ Akers, Greg Burns, Mike Dougherty, Darry Nicholson, Assistant Coach Larry Johnson. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY JACOBPS SAWMILL, INC. f 1 965-66 Hardwood Highlights Coaches Johnson, Jackson, and Reed check Varsity results. The Berries opened the season under Coach Jerry Reed by dropping a close 80-75 contest to Clearspring. Ter- ry Smith pumped in 38 points to lead the attack. Medora handed Borden its second defeat by a 72-64 margin despite 29 and 20 point performances by Terry Smith and Russ Iskers. The Berries gained their first Victory in a 95-51 romp over Patriot. Russ Akers set a new single-game record by scoring 41 points. Milltown scored a 65-58 win as Smith totaled 22 points. The rival game against Pekin was won in an over- time by the Reed five 66-63. Smith with 26 and Jay Norris with 17 led the Berries. Heltonville became the Berries' third Victim by a 61-47 count as Smith scored 28. South Central posted an 80-68 margin with Smith and Don Farabee scoring 23 and 20. The Berries evened their record with a narrow 50-48 victory over Lanesville. Smith tossed in 30 points in an 84-61 losing effort against New Washington. In the Borden Invitational Tourney, the Berries dropped a 69- 62 decision to Stendal before defeating Patriot 79-71 in the Consolation Came. Smith led all scorers with 60 points in the two games. Marengo won a low-scoring 52-41 game with Jay Norris leading the Berries with 16 points. Borden won a close 75-74 conference game over Crothersville as Smith scored 26 points. The opening defeat by Clearspring was avenged by a 77-66 win as Smith and Farabee scored 24 and 20. Henryville became the Berries' next victim by a 73-50 margin as Roland King and Smith each scored 20. The Berries defeated Heltonville for a second time with Smith and King scoring 29 and 18 points. Borden won their fifth straight with a record-breaking 102-73 win over Patriot. Smith, Farabee, King, Norris, and Akers each scored in double figures with Smith notching 32 counters. Fayetteville scored an easy 86-46 win over an injury-ridden Borden team with Jay Norris scoring 14 for the losers. Tunnelton scored a 55-52 victory as Smith scored 22, but the game was forfeited to Borden as Tunnelton used an ineligible player. The Berries closed out the season with a 12-8 record as they defeated Lanesville 67-55. Smith scored 20 to add to his record-breaking season total. The Berries fell to a tall Providence five by a 71-44 count in the Sectional as Smith led all scorers with 17 markers. SENIOR RUSS AKERS. . . . . E. L P M E T S E M M R O I N E S .0... SENIOR TERRY SMITH SENIOR MIKE DOUGHERTY. O . A ,. . $ .0 . . . . 1 W ; . ., . udxb , .k? .3... JUNIOR PAT DOUGHERTY. . SOPHOMORE DON FARABEE. . . . ooooo- .,. . Guard Forward JUNIORJAY NORRIS. . . . . . . . SOPHOMORE ROLAND KING. . , -, --4.m-.-.a-sa rum. Records Established TEAM: SINGLE GAME TOTAL POINTS I Patriot Game 102 . INDIVIDUAL: RUSS AKERS Single Game points TERRY SMITH Season total points Season plus sectional Season Average Season Plus Sectional Avg. The whole team makes a valiant attempt to get the ball. 1965-1966 Schedule WE THEY Clearspring 75 8O Medora 64 72 Patriot 95 51 Milltown 58 65 Pekin 66 Heltonville 61 47 South Central 68 80 Lanesville 50 48 New Washington 61 84 Stendal 62 69 Patriot 79 71 Marengo 41 52 Crothersville 75 74 Clearspring 77 66 Henryville '73 50 Heltonville 71 59 Patriot 73 6 :- Fayetteville 46 86 Tunnelton 52 X Lanesville 67 55 4. 6 ! Ji 8 SECTIONA L Providence 6 Overtime Russ battles for a rebound against South Central. u Forfeited to Borden Pat scores on a fast break. Russ connects from his favorite spot. 59 Russ drives toward the basket while teammate Pat looks on. Mr. Klein admires Most Valuable Player and Free-Throw Awards won by Terry Smith and the Sportsmanship and Assist Awards Won by Russ Akers at the Lions Club Banquet. 60 Junior Varsity FRONT: M. Crone, K. Miller, M. Hurst, B. Casey, B. Melton, R. Lewis, J. Jacobi BACK: Coach Johnson, J. Green, J. McKinley, B. Lee, C. Ball, R. Crabtree, M. Hunt, J. Everage, F. Burns, B. Callam, Mgr. D. Hill Lawrence and John leap for a rebound. Don looks for help as Lawrence tugs for the balI. SENIOR SUSIE GREEN SENIOR KAREN TEMPLE N A H A L L A C A D N m B R m N E S JUNIOR GAY CALLAHAN B.H.$. Cheerleaders x. This year for the first time Borden had two sepa- 7 rate groups of cheerleaders. The Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleaders created much school spirit and enthusiasm for their respective teams. - I .- T , Q: N e :5 '11 1 The example that they gave as elective leaders of the Borden High School athletic department was a credit to the coach, team, and entire school. The leadership shown by the three graduating Sen- iors set a high standard to be emulated in future years. To both cheerleading groups, we say a job well done! i I . . The Varsity and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders show teamwork in making a good impression of Borden High School. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Debbie Luttrell, Janet Blackman and Marcia Jordan help their team work their way to the top. 63 Mike Dougherty practices starting properly. Russ Akers leaps in the broad jump. Paul Stumler clears a low hurdle. Jim Green conditions for the two-mile run. The Berries track team had many outstanding in- dividual performances during the season. Don Fara- bee gained the most individual points with 67 while competing in the pole vault, high-hurdles, 440 yard run, and the mile relay. Pat Dougherty was close behind in scoring with 65 points as he participated in the mile run, 880 yard run, 440 yard run, broad jump, and mile relay. Pat tied the school record and established a new Bor- den field record with a time of 4:46 in the mile run. Jim Green won the 2 mile run in the conference and established a new record with an 11:21 time, a me??? . . , A , . . FRONT: F. Burns, J. Emery, P. Daugherty, M. Dougherty, D. Nicholson, J. Green. MIDDLE: R. Akers, P. Stum- ler, J. Everage, J. Book, G. Burns, C. Ball, T. Smith, D. Lawson. BACK; Coach Jackson, R. Lee, B. Casey, D. Everage, D. Farabee, R. King, Coach Reed. 65 People Behind the Scenes EMERGENCY 000R I'GHR mm-u ' -PUH m 091 I I l I l COOKS: Jessie Jordan, Leola Potts, Faith Johnson, Edith Jackson, Mable Johnson. Elementary Kevin Akers Tom Alexander Jeffery Beets Belinda Bishop Conrad Bishop Janice Clark Judy Dick Sharon Farabee Brenda Fisher John Foster Mona Graves Beverly Gruen Radford Guinn Anthony Hardy Michael Hill J ackie Hurst Darita Jackson Michael Jackson Ronna J ackson Tony Jackson Ted King Connie Lewis Tim Martin Darlene Mills James McCutcheon Mary Norris Jesse Sneed Carla Thomas Diana Van Gilder Gary Wade Lorna Wheeler Dick Wilkins Paulette Wright Absent when pictures taken: Tim Sears 68 Seventh Grade ' N as ,. Debbie Alexander J oyce Bryant Alan Coats Patricia Emery Larry Everage Melody Fordyce Mary F oster Lonnie 6033 Susan Hall Stephen Hoke Sue Jackson Connie Jackson Janice Jackson Terry Jackson Patricia Jacobi Douglas Lawson Andy Lewis Danny McKinley Merlin Moore Mary Moore Marilyn Moore Terry Nelson Jo Ellen Nicholson Billy Payton Randy Potts Royetta Radcliff Mark Schleicher James Taylor Jearold Wolfe Bruce Wright 69 Sixth Grade Von Lee Balentine Debra Brown Charles Crane Roger Daily Vernon Daily Linda Danner Darrell Eicher Marilyn Emery Kathy Farabee Anna Hardy Bobby Hardy Pauletta Hardy Carol Hurst Sam Hurst Lavona Jackson Rickey Johnson Karen Klein Kenny Knasel Kennita Leach Steve Martin Billy Mattingly Mike Moore Bill Norris Jerry Porter Debra Potts Danny Purlee Carol Robertson Jimmy Ruckman Mike Temple Luvenia Van Gilder David Wells Peggy Whitson Jill Wilkins 70 Kenneth Alexander Steven Beets Sharon Bums Donna Coats Eugene Coffman Charles Darnell Thomas Dudley Joey Green James Hardy Pamela Hurst Stanley Hurst Anita Jackson Danny Johnson Susan Lamb Melinda Lee Clifford McKinley Kenny McKinley Betsy Nicholson Carol Pixley George Richards Brenda Robertson Dale Seelye Rita Sneed Allen Taylor Jackie Thomas Timmie Thomas Debra Wilson Connie Winters Danny Miller Deena Alexander Garry Alexander Debra Beckett Debra Beets Wendel Bishop Gerald Blalock Jeanette Bums Paulette Burns Lisa Callahan Rebecca Cissel Denny Coats Matthew Crane Kenny Cullins Gerald Daily Robert Deirth Dennis Dudley Sue Everage Rebecca Farabee Joyce Foster Yvonne Guinn Jeffrey Hurst Patricia Hurst Timmy J ackson Jay J ordan Kenny Leach Glenda Mattingly Marietta Monroe Mark McKinley Teresa Norris Rhonda Porter Roger Potts T heresa Potts Calvin Sprinkle Linda Sullivan DeWayne Whitson Lonnie Wilson 72 Fourth Grade ' J oann Adams Jody Akers Absent when pictures were taken: David Sears Jeffrey Akers Third Grade Absent when pictures were taken: Gary Kaelin Peggy Alexander Jerold Adams Terry Beckett Marsha Beckett Stephanie Blackman Beth Brown Jeffrey Callam Rose Campbell Randall Coats Terri Coffman Walter Crane DeWayne Darnell Marla Hoke Richard Jackson Otis Kirtley Steven King Paula Lamb Kathy Lewis Otis McKinley Deborah Money David Monroe John Moore Mark Ooley Kent Pixley Dean Pixley Vickie Potts Floyd Porter Brinda Richards Joseph Ruckman Tina Ruckman John Schleicher Rickey Schleicher Kris Smith Cindy Taylor Michael Wells Jerry Wright Second Grade ' Lonnie Alexander Tami Callahan Theresa Carter Karen Coats Danise Conrad Eddie Cooley Brenda Cullins Melinda Danser Sheila Deirth Keith Foster Tony Grider Reba Hardy Peggy Hoke Jeffery Hunt Troy Jackson Joey Jordan Lynn Lamb Laurie Lee James Maisttison Judith Mattingly Tom Mattingly Rena Kay McKinley Mark Maupin Irvin Moore, Jr. Tony Moore J oseph Ooley Cathy Rice Rickey Reed Randy Sprinkle Larry Wade Terry Taylor Kenny Whitson Myra Sue Wright Tim Wagoner 74 First Grade Marsha Alexander Donnie Balentine Randy Beckett David Blackman Absent when pictures were taken: Linda Maupin Julie Sears Frank Brown Robert Campbell Ronald Casey Theresa Casey Sharon Cissell Kevin Coats Regina Coats Susan Coffman Rudy Lee Cook Bruce Cooley Sherry Davis Donna Everage Jeffrey Floyd Billy Hammack Scott Hurst Vincent Hurst Charlotte Jackson Kevin Jackson Ronnie J acobs Judy Leach Robert Lee Connie Martin Melanie Martin Lonita McKinley Lu Ann McKinley Re Ann McKinley Rodney Moore Ronald Nance Kim Nicholson Melinda Nicholson Tami Norris Reba Pixley Perry Porter Janice Potts Rickey Radcliff Kevin Reed Timmy Rice David Robertson Jack Ruckman Anita Thomas Amanda Trainor Ramonda Van Gilder HATS OFF TO BORDEN HIGH SENIORS GOOD LUCK ALWAYS WSLM Salem, Indiana BOOSTERS Florence's Flowers William's Garment Co. 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Van Heusen Farah Featuring Better Known Brands West Side of Square Salem, Indiana W Compliments of BACOWS Youngstown Shopping Jeffersonville Center Indiana x5 MARSHALL'S GROCERIES Groceries - Gulf Gas and Oil Phone Pekin 3 - 3404 Martinsburg, Indiana l03 Add value to your home . . . . more comfort to your life After completion by L. Thorn M$ 1319 Vincennes WH 4-6465 New Albany, Ind. Bulova Watches Diamond Rings WEBERS JEWELRY 117 E. Utica St. Sellersburg, Ind. Watch Repair Ring Repair McGLOTHLIN OIL COMPANY Sinclair Heating Oils Salem Phone 883-4902 Ind. l04 The Most Important Thing That Goes Into A Shoe Is The Foot STEIN'S SHOE STORE New Albany, Ind. 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Phone 583-7897 Compliments of PEKIN ROLLER RINK Pekin, Indiana LOREN SMITH, Owner Ph. 653-3675 TRUE'S Washington County' s Largest Store Pekin, Indiana m ROCKET GOLF CENTER Driving Range Miniature Golf 18 Hole Lighted Par 3 Golf Course - Play Golf Day or Night - Indiana 131 Just Off 1-65 Behind Colonial Inn Jeffersonville, Indiana I07 INC. 44 604 Vincennes New Albany, Indiana l NEW ALBANY OFFICE MACHINES Phone WH 4- 3443 1 i 19 Sales - Service - Rentals 1 1' WESTON LUMBER COMPANY l 1' M.S. G. - Hardwood Lumber 1!. We Buy Logs and Standing Timber--Anywhere Pallets and Skips Built To Specifications R.F.D. 5 142 Mi. W. on Road 56 Salem, Indiana ZINK BROTHERS Furniture and Appliances Phone: Pekin 653-3698 Pekin, Indiana Martinsburg Road ACME FUEL . Jeffersonville River Terminal 1 Coal - Coke - Fuel Oil Meigs and River Streets BU 3-8245 l08 CLIFPS TRUCK STOP $ RESTAURANT Open Interstate 1965 24 Hours Jeffersonville, Ind. CLARK COUNTY FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE ASS6N., INC. 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