Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1967 volume:

ECHOES Borden High School Borden, Indiana Foreword We, the Senior Class of 1966-67. were the first lst Grade class to begin school in the present Borden elementary building. Consequently, we are also the first graduating class to have completed all twelve years in our present buildings. During this time we have studied under many teachers and have witnessed many Changes that have improved our school system. In the following pages of this yearbook we wish to show many of the highlights of our Senior Year. Mike Hunt and Jaquetta Bell Grade One Mike Hunt and Jaquetta Bell Grade Twelve Wu 1966-67 Echoes Copy Editors Advisor Co-Editors . J. McKinley Mr. Juquetta Bell Connie Maisttison Janet Blackman Gay Callahan Yearbook Staff Business Managers Pat Daugherty Charles Ball Sports Editors John lee Mike Hunt Table of Contents Administration .......................... 10 Faculty ........................................ 14 Seniors ........................................ 18 Classes ........................................ 24 Activities .................................... 34 Athletics ...................................... 52 Junior High ................................ 69 Elementary ................................ 72 W H Advertisers ................................ 80 3:: pr; ! d i .a- THE BRAvm In Appreciation The recipient of the 1967 Echoes Dedication was Mr. Allan J. McKinley. This person was Chosen by the members of the Senior Class to receive this dedi- cation honor. Mr. McKinley has been very close to the members of this class as a friend as well as a teacher. He has helped in mak- ing our four years of high school very memorable for us. Mr. McKinley is re- spected by each and every member of the Senior Class, as well as the people of this community, and the entire student body of B.H.S. Mr. McKinley has helped this class in many ways and this is our way of showing our appreciation. Mr. McKinley is very brilliant in his field. He is a great tribute and hard worker, as well as a strong backer of B.H.S. We, the Senior Class of 1967, may be leaving this school as students, but we will never forget the help, time, worry, Sc understanding that this person has given in making this yearbook a success. Mr. McKinley helps many students with their prob- lems. As assistant principal, Mr. McKinley stays busy constantly. 9 m a i V .3 t 3 ? Our Principal, Mr. Billy E. Klein, strives to better the To you, the Senior Class of 1967 at Borden High School, goes my best wishes for your future. Your education, whether in school or out, is just beginning. It is a process which will continue throughout your lives. Choose wisely in the decisions which you make, for eachwill help to mold your most priceless possession, your character. Since I became principal three years ago, the student enrollment in high school has greatly increased and will double next year, the number of our faculty has almost doubled, and the knowledge of the graduating seniors has greatly increased. Also, the school spirit and reputation of B.H.S. students has grown and spread wisely throughout the county, which happened only because you, the students, had the determination and willingness to make it so. I hope that I in some small way have played a part in molding your future life. The door to my office is always open to the students of B.H.S. for any problem they may face. If I may be of any help at any time, even though you depart from us, feel free to ask for it. Iknow that this graduating class has some vivid memories of your life at B.H.S. Others will grow in significance with the passage of time. I want to leave you with this one thought as you go through life--The Cleverest Person... ONE WHO ALWAYS DOES WHAT HE THINKS IS RIGHT. Sincerely yours, fig 5.9m n! x .......im. ..-l,.. V... 'r -x ...... . . . ., school. .......... u... .. ...-Mu.umn:vv in- -m.1mnur. . a g x . ....az-wcmvlbt:x.kgtcgwgmwugrm A . IIIIIIIMIII mun llllliilllllll '1 3.6a, Wood Township Trustee Harold Nicholson Mr. Nicholson has been greatly concerned with the overall quality of our school system. During the past four and a half years as Wood Township Trustee, he has aided in the improve- ment of many aspects of our curriculum. New equipment has been added in the science, home economic, foreign language, and commercial departments . Through his assistance, audio-visual equip- ment has been purchased for both the high school and elementary school. Our high school library has also been improved both in quantity and quality with township funds. We appreciate his sincere efforts and con- cern for the students in the Wood Township schools. l2 Clark County Superintendent Herman E. Miller In his two years as Superintendent of Clark County schools, Mr. Miller has been an asset to our school as well as the other county schools. His office and staff in Jeffersonville have assisted us in many ways throughout the school year. His desire to maintain a high standard of excellence in our county schools is sincerely appreciated. Secretary and Teacheres Aids Of great value to the ad- minisuation and teaching staff were Mrs. Sheila Danner, school secretary and Mrs. Martha Schleicher and Mrs. Muriel Lewis, teacher's aides. Their assistance was utilized and appreciated by all mem- bers of the faculty. Mrs. Danner receives an incoming call. Mrs Schleicher dittos a test. Mrs. Lewis checks a filmstrip listing. ; $ l V , u-4mwuw- ' w , . n u I u u I nu .m..u .un nu-uu-xnuuu;xxyum9 IIII.I run. ' .4..- u nun. .unuu.. uunuu .u nnnnuuunuur ,. .. m... wu-r mew m:n-Awmmy 9:m' 9 MRS. NANCY BANEY JERRY R5515 Ball State University Ball State University Commerce Physical Education Social Studies Driver's Education DON BARNES University of Louisville Music EUGENE STINSON Atlantic Christian College Mathematics Physical Education JOSEPH DOUGHERTY Western Kentucky Science l6 i P 52?: .1-1' F; .2395: WEWNS'E 4:9.93'9499'91 :1? 'stswhtreWEH:x5'9 M saiwstwsm pa N wax tLO-J'O-uf .30.. -... v ALLAN J. McKINLEY Hanover College English and Spanish ,, 39,531-351f'mm3'w13t3 Faculty advisess- as well ail MRS. GLORIA GORDON LARRY JOHNSON . H MISS BARBARA Purdue University Ball State University NICHOLSON Home Economics Physical Education Indiana University English English Driver's Education Social Studies CHARLES GRANINGER Bellarmine College Mathematics Bsttudents in everday life ,. IS in the classroom. g Physmal Educatlon i Art x 7f 5; , 1:! E522: ,2 .. . . 4 4: ; : 2:55,: 5:2; .:.:?:.;::2:. . E? .2 .2; ,, :3; f. :5 . ,Zggfz . . g: z, :: ,,?7f ,2 5:62 ..,..,E,. ,2, 5,, :zarg .,.;;E.E . ....;,,,,EE,.: .2: 2352:: .. :21. 2: ..:.:.....::..:.... ..:.::...... ........... . 2 3 L ' l . 1..--.. .nm. sun- - 2?Vw.mWW-w-.va ,w....,.v,.1m.,2 Vhrxvrw WW; .- . , t 1 . - , , CHARLES BALL Annual Staff 12 Class Play 11,12 Cross Country 10.11.12 Basketball 10,11,12 Track 10,11,12 Silver Creek H.S. 9 JAQUETTA BELL Annual Staff 12 Band 9, 10, 11 , 12 Basketball Queen 10 Class Play 11,12 Seniors Bid Farewell PAT DOUGHERTY Annual Staff 12 Class President 11 Class V. Pres. 10,12 Boy's State 11 Baseball 10,11 Basketball 9.10.11, 12 Cross Country 9, 10, 11 , 12 Track 9,10,11,12 Class Play 11,12 D. M. A.C. Cross Country Award 11 I9 v'nnc ' l I nu-0 u-xninxn s nx'xmg9 - u I ' - nnnuu !nu. Aunnuu '- S - n-nnn nu. quuun. uuuuu.. LARRY FLEENOR Basketball 9 Cross Country 9 Band 9,10 STEVE GELTHAUS Trinity H. S. 9,10 JANET BLACKMAN Annual Staff 11,12 Basketball Queen 9 Class Sec.-Treas. 9 Class Reporter 12 Band 9,10,11,12 Treasurer 12 Field Comm. 12 Cheerleader 10,11 Miss BHS 12 Stalker Award 10 Typing Award 11 Shorthand Award 11 Class Play 11 GENE HOKE Class Favorite 9 Basketball 9 Cross Country 9 .4; , 7M, w - mm; 0 -. Javm-AH-Mxr'wnluaam W' 'V'n'me '3 ' .10 MARQUETA BIERLY HOKE .... u . 0.....- $-29-2V - . 7V -I..-.2-.. w-A .V ...- .n-,.'; a2. . A , . ,. . .. . rcwwv-rv ?- , . .1 .... . D? N MIKE HUNT Annual Staff 12 Baseball 9,10,11 Basketball 9,10, 11 Class Reporter 9, 10, 11 Class Secretary 12 Class Play 11,12 Boy's State Alternate 11 MARTHA EICHER Band 9,10,11,12 Class Play 11,12 DAVE HURST Baseball 11,12 Basketball 9 Cross Country 9 GAY CALLAHAN Annual Staff 11, 12 Basketball Queen Court 12 Band 9, 10, 11 ,12 Vice-Pres. 12 Class Secretary 11 Class Favorite 10,11 Echoes Queen 12 Court 11 Stalker Award 9,11 Spanish Award 11 Class Play 11,12 Cheerleader 9, 10, 11 LARRY MARTIN 1.mhm'wmmaamuwvmaramemarmcmmum-um haw. -, . I JOHNNY MILLER Basketball 9 Track 9 Cross Country 9,10 CONNIE MAISTTISON Annual Staff 12 Basketball Queen 11 Band 9, 10,11 , 12 Head Majorette 10,11 Reporter 12 Class Treasurer 11,12 Class Favorite 9 Class Play 11,12 Echoes Queen Court 9 JAY NORRIS Basketball 9, 10 , 11 , 12 Baseball 9 Cross Country 9 Seniors Anxiously CATHERN RAAB Class Play 12 DENNIS SMITH Silver Creek H. 8. 9,10 1o--4.n,......7 , u... . JIM ROCKEY Class President 9,10 Vice President 11 Baseball 9,10,11 ,12 Track 9,10 Student Manager 11,12 FRIEDA STUMLER Class Reporter 10 Class Favorite 12 Class Play 11,12 Basketball Queen Court 12 Providence H. S. 9 JOHN LEE Annual Staff 12 Baseball 9,10,11,12 Basketball 9,10,11 Band 9,10,11,12 A ' G d ' President 12 went ra uatlon FM Class Secretary 10 Class President 12 Class Favorite 10,11,12 Class Play 11,12 Mr. BHS 12 DEBRA VAN GILDER Band 9,10,11,12 Class Play 11, 12 JOHN WILSON 1 1,7, K 5 747 7, 225M . . . .c .' rllllllr'zl I 151,2: 1 ill.- .wV .2 r I ' The Class Officers of 1966-1967 comprised the Student Council at Borden High School dur- ing the school year. The council was organized to discuss and help solve several school problems. SENIOR JUNIOR SOPHOMORE FRESI IMAN 4 PRESIDENT John Lee Greg Burns Bill Cooper Radford Guinn a VICE-PRESIDENT Pat Dougherty Bruce Callam Betty Owen Pete Beyl 9 SECRETARY Mike Hunt Betty Terrell Marcia Jordan Pauletta Wright TREASURER Connie Maisttison Diane Rake Mary Ann Beyl Darita Jackson REPORTER Janet Blackman Officers from all classes gather to discuss an all-school event. u up 5wa 1. h -;u-..-....n ... -mm Randy Balmer Donald Booth Greg Burns Bruce Callam Brenda Carter Cathy Crane Ruth Ann Eckert Doug Burton Sharon Burton John Everage Donald Farabee Juniors PresenteFi Marcia Fisher Teresa Fleenor Philip Gilchrist Jim Green Sam Hagest Diane Hall Joyce Helbig Sue Howard JeWell Jackson Cynthia Johnson Sylvia Johnson Robert Johnson Kathy Kelmel Roger Lewis Roland King Donivan Martin First Banquet-Prom. Judy Mills Glenna Skelton Paul Stumler Sharon Mitchell Marylin Tackett Kathleen Koerber Lida Martin Darry Nicholson Betty Terrell Don Lawson Mike Martin Nelson Owen Jane Wilkins Robert Lee Kenny Miller Diane Rake Teresa Wheeler 1 ul- - nu. . n- . m... ln'x .. arm ' - .uu Iln-l uuuy-uu ck ;x.ux.x Bobby Casey Judy Crawley Ralph Hoke Kenny Bailey James Book Mike Crone Mike Hurst John Balentine Frank Ball Mary Ann Beyl Jecqueta Bierly Sandy Booth Anita Brown Fred Bums Vickie Caraway Sophomores Felt The ThrD1 Donna Cavins Mary Cheatham Charles Coats Bill Cooper Robert Crabtree Velma Dudley Jerry Emery Shelia Eurton Alfred Jackson Bill Jackson James Jacobi Barbara Iewall Marcia Jordan Janice Koerber Donna Lawson Ganine Lee Rick Lewis Donald Lynch Brenda McKinley James McKinley J. V. McKinley Clifford Malott ril 0f Ordering Class Rings. Roy Marsee Gary Martin Penny Martin Dwight Mellon Bill Melton Valenda Muncy Robert Orman Bette Owen Mike Potts Scott Rehmel Connie Smith Guy Smith Steve Taylor Richard Thomas George Waddle Kenny Wells Lawrence Wilcher I'll mwvamum-wlawvtrv-- '- N m ' . . VW. nu .u-m .-..: .u - uusu u .- .. . A ' 'n . ' ' Kevin Akers Tom Alexander Jeffrey Beets Pete Beyl Belinda Bishop Conrad Bishop Joann Book Janet Booth Danny Brewar Margaret Crabtree Freshmen welcomed manm Janis Clark Alberta Crow Judy Dick William Drury Tommy Engle Eddie Eve Sharon Farabee Brenda Fisher John Foster Mona Graves Beverly Gruen Radford Guinn Shanda Hall Donna Hardman Anthony Hardy Donna Helbig Larry Helbig Michael Hill Karen Howard Jackie Hurst Darita Jackson Ronna Jackson Tony Jackson Ted King Micheal Kirk Mike Koerber Barbara Lee Gary Lee Connie Lewis John Lewis Rita Lynch , i! n new faces to the class. James 6 McCutcheon Timothy Martin Darlene Mills Margie Mitchell Mary Norris Norma Potts Theresa Rake in Tim Sears Jeanette Smith Jesse Sneed Larry Stumler Carla Thomas Eddie Thomas Diana Van Gilder 1 Gary Wade David Warren Lorna Wheeler Connie Wilcher Richard Wilkins Mary Wright Paulette Wright - . ,WW MM www.v rwvnv ......: 2.; i 2:. r 2.511 R2... ....:. . . . . .2. . L 1. . . .. . .. .4 1... 1...... :.:. :... llllllllllll: M- -... ' . 2 , , , . M053 ,, , : .12: 2.... .. E:......E : : ,,,.,,,,,,,:,,5,,, s; . 22.253. 2 2;, 1, , V V School Spirit The students of Borden High School participate in athletic events; they have spirit for sports as well as their other school activities. Our students approached all activities, whether athletic, class functions, or class- room studies, with the spirit and desire to excel. B.H.S. 3b Janet Blackman 37 ' V ' Wimw; 3 .- MIwm-m: am- '- Gay CaHahan Senior EChOes QUeen CoUrt Freshman Marcia Fisher JUHiOr 4.. -- '1'; a L . . ' . r . I ma y LI r 0 F g n ...H In . mJ F $5 n e la r O B ww-vm- v-7'. .aw .- . . e ,. v- - The Borden High School Band has grown in both size and quality this year, and has been very active in many activities. The Fighting Forty Marching Band participated in two marching contests this year for the first time, and placed Well in stiff competition. One ofthe mostthrilling experiences for the band was being invited to play for President Lyndon B. Johnson and his family k in Jeffersonville during the summer of 1966. The Borden Band was one of three bands present at ' this occasion. Music Festivals, such as the 8010- Ensemble Contest, were also attended by the band this year. The Borden music students brought home eight out of eleven firsts in the solo contest, and the rest were seconds. The three ensembles all received second places. The Band acquired new uniforms this year, and these were used at all the activities described above, and at the final concert of the year. The annual spring concert this year drew the largest audience ever, with Mr. Nick J. Koenigstein, Director of Bands at Eastern Kentucky University, as guest conductor. Other highlights 0f the year were sever- Mr. Barnes gets the attention of the band for a half-time a1 marching show at the Borden Basketball basketball show. games at which time the Fighting Forty was well received. At the end of the school year, the Band was invited to the Salem Speedway to open the season and gave a show entitled A Tribute to the Drivers which was greeted with much applause at the end of the show. BAND OFFICERS: REAR: Darry Nicholson, Secretary John Lee, President FRONT: Gay Callahan, Vice-President Janet Blackman, Treasurer Connie Maisttison, Reporter 'WeM'Wramwn-n WW... .. w , -V! Vrei A new group added to the band for basketball halftime shows was the majorette girls, known as the Michelles. They were Brenda Fisher, Sharon Farabee, Belinda Bishop, Margie Mitchell, Beverly Gruen, Darita Jackson, Sharon Mitchell, Judy Mills, Ruth A1111 Echert, and Donna Cavins. '- V ; The Borden Band was well represented at the state band contest held at Hanover College. These nine students v played solos with the following results: Tom Alexander, drum, lst; Debra Van Gilder, Clarinet, lst; Debbie Brown, Clarinet, 2nd; Mark Schleicher, sousaphone, lst; Melody Fordyce, trumpet, lst; Danny McKinley, sousaphone, 2nd; John Lee, trumpet, lst; Jewell Jackson, French horn, lst; Jim Green, drum, lst, and marimba, lst. The Brass Sextet, with Jewell Jackson, Richard Thomas, Danny McKinley, Darry Nicholson, Roger Lewis, and John Lee performing, gained a 2nd place at the state contest, and later entertained mem- bers of the P. T. A. Martha Eicher, Mike Hill, Radford Guinn, and Jim Jacobi Were in the Brass Quartet gaining a 2nd place at the band contest also. Winning a 2nd place was the Trumpet Trio consisting of Darrell Eicher, Melody Fordyce, and Patricia Jacobi. Clasl Aunt Tillie Goes to Town was presented by members of the Senior Class. It was very ably directed by Miss Barbara Nicholson. The cast enjoyed their work 011 the performance, and it was received with humor and admiration by the audience. y A.4;4--'--.. www.tn .. thinkzsi-A- H x-tv U h uf'tu A V i . John Lee laughs at Pat Dougherty's Martha Eicher introduces unusual predicament. Cathem Raab as Dr. Bing. i 3 l nun. - . un-uu un. Debra VanGilder has a change of spirit as Frieda Stumler and Jim Rockey check with the director, Barbara Nicholson, on settings. she pours her charm on Mike Hunt. 0; U3 m p... u-4 m. Jaquetta Bell cEL Connie Maisttison discuss Gay Callahan examines Charlc their problems during the play. chinie-tail , t -- r . '11? , - i am. 3- ' -- . . . ..--a.-.-r:rv. L, art 4.. ' - .2411. 44 ts Plays The Junior Class presented NO BOYS ALLOWED under the direction of Mr. Charles Graninger. The play received many laughs and favorable comments from the high school audience and the adults who attended the Saturday evening perform- ance. Darry NiChOISOH 361265 Jewell Jackson sighs as she Kathy Koerber. sees Don Booth 8c John Everage. T Mr. 85 Mrs. Graninger discuss D011 Farabee captures the Jim Green and Greg Burns plan the play with Roland King. thief Darry Nicholson. their PlOt against the girls. Betty Terrell, Sharon Mitchell, Brenda Cafter, and Marylin Tackett and Diane Rake hold Teresa Wheeler discuss plans for their pajama party. John Everage and Don Booth as captives. anm V: w u 5 W f - k 5 Students Received RecognitiF JANET BLACKMAN Valedictorian D. A. R. Award Commiarcial Award G AY CALLAH AN Salutatorian I Dare You Award English Award Home Economics Award :1 i PAT DOUGHERTY JOHN LEE Balfour Award I Dare You Award Scholastic-Athletic Award MIKE HUNT DEBRA VAN GILDER . CATHERN RAAB Mathematics Award Band Award Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 46 .LU , Iiii-W'a P; ' r . v! nzgsp-Ah'ne'nb NW , 1!: x. . For Their Achievements JOHN EVERAGE Boy's State Award TERESA WHEELER BRENDA CARTER Typing I Award Typing I Award Senior Junior JANET BLACKMAN JEWELL JACKSON Stalker Awards Sophomore Freshman Grade 8 Grade 7 DIANE RAKE ANITA BROWN TERESA RAKE DAN McKINLEY DEBRA BROWN Spanish Award 47 , w' , ,- . j s n. miiiiiii'lRMtha' ' a b ..I e k s a B Freshman Darita Jackson Miss Darita Jackson was crowned as 1966-67 Basketball Queen in the queen pagent at the Lanesville ballgame on December 16, 1966. She was Chosen by the Freshman class as candidate, and was elected by members of the Varsity and Junior Varsity to reign as their queen through the 1966-67 5635011. Basketball FRIEDA STUMLER, Senior GAY CALLAHAN, Band GANINE LEE, Sophomore Wm.- -1:'. -0 - :$ ' -- . - - rm vv'w:ww;w,an. nut - 9- . , - Lg: m :4unzite...v .. .. BRENDA CARTER, Booster Club SUSAN BOHA, Flower Girl DENNIS RICKARD, Crown Bearer Z .. Cross Country I i ! in the conference meet. 1 Borden's Cross Country team finished the regular season with eight wins and ten losses. . The highlight of the season was Jim Green's 0, record setting run at the Dixie-Monon Athletic h, Conference meet. He covered the two-mile '47 course in a time of 10:20. This was the second hV' straight year that a Borden runner set the record . 9? CROSS COUNTRY MEETS: Borden Finish Borden, Providence, Jeffersonville, Georgetown ------------- 4th f Borden, Silver Creek, Henryville - - - - 3rd . x. Borden, Pekin Eastern, New Washington - -lst . Borden, New Washington, Henryville - - - 2nd : Dixie-Monon Athletic Conference - - - - 5th ; Clark County Meet ------------ 7th 3 FRONT: Jim Green, Ted King, Pat Dougherty, Anthony Hardy. REAR: Roland King, Don Farabee, Charles Ball, Coach Eugene Stimson. 53 - W ' ' anm.M' w-w-v V4 -. ; gj'nl 131.! If: , lfl'! - .v LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Dougherty, Greg Burns, Roland King, John Everage, Don Farabee, Lawrence Wilcher, Robert Crabtree, Jay Norris, Charles Ball, Don Lawson, Darry Nicholson, Coach Jerry Reed, and Manager Donald Booth. 54 Highlights of the i66-67 Hardwood . ' Season .9, scores before skull session. This year's Borden High School Basketball Team played under a new name, the Braves. This name was chosen by the student body from the many different ones that were submitted. The Braves opened the season with a good game against Patriot, defeating them 70-63. The next time out, Borden won a real impressive D.M. A.C. game over Medora. Roland King, Don Farabee and Jay Norris joined forces to score 65 pts. Borden lost its next three games to Salem, North Central, and Milltown. On November 21 Borden played host to Pekin Eastern before a capacity crowd at the Silver Creek Jr. High gym. The Braves were hot this game as they opened up with a 18-9 first quarter lead; by half time they had in- creased the lead to 42-22. After a great first half, the Braves coasted to a 76-62 win for their third straight victory over Pekin. After beating Heltonville and losing to South Cen- tral, the Braves defeated a surprisingly strong Lanesville ball team 71-66. On December 20, the Braves traveled to New Washington hoping to defeat one of their newest arch-rivals. Although the Braves played a good game, they were still defeated by the strong New Washington team. The Braves went on to lose their next five games as Coach Reed started experimenting with some of the younger ball players. After this long losing streak, the Braves pulled a small upset over visiting Deputy, defeating them 55-49. This was the last game won by the Braves as they lost their last three regular season contests. The Braves were lucky in their draw in the Sectional, by drawing Georgetown. Although the Bearcats were rated over Borden, the Braves felt they had a good chance to pull an upset. But different was the case, as Georgetown won 85-57. Although the season wasn't as bright as was expected, there was one highlight of which we can all be proud. Don Farabee, a jun- ior, broke a new sectional record for the Braves by scoring 36 pts. in the Jeffersonville fieldhouse . ' . ' V .v. 5 mm 1 .7. N f. .ng 9.v..g, . Av-uwww-W;-.W;WPMTG key . .- A A A w , 4 .. r CHARLES BELL DON FARABEE GREG BURNS JOHN EVERAGE Patriot Medora Salem North Central Milltown Eastern Heltonville South Central Lanesville New Washington TOURNAMENT Chrisney Mater Dei DON LAWSON PA T DOUG HERTY We 59 38 '78 81 Schedule Marengo Crothersville Clearspring Henryville Deputy Fayetteville Tunnelton Lanesville SECTIONAL Georgetown LAWRENCE WILCHER We 59 55 47 64 55 52 57 57 They 92 95 82 51 49 66 54 60 85 COACH REED DARRY NICHOLSON ROLAND KING ROBERT CRABTREE H iMMI. I l Roland King fights for rebound. ' ' x. v'x. John looks on as Darry shoots a freethrow Chief Reed and Braves look on in despair Coach Reed gives the team more game plans during a time out. Senior varsity athletes with their award sweaters and jackets are Dave Hurst, Jim Rockey, John Lee, Jay Norris, Pat Dougherty, and Charles Ball. Athletic trophy winners include Jim Grecn,Co11ference Cross Country Wi11ner;Fed King, Jr. Varsity Free Throw; Jay Norris, Basketball Most Valuable Player; Roland Kil1g,Varsity Free Throw; D011 Farabec,Basketba11 Sportsman- ship and Assist; D011 Lawson, Baseball Team Batting Champion. 60 1... .-1t 1mm .. -l Backcourt man Jerry Emery takes the ball down the floor. JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1 - Jerry Emery, Ted King, Pete Beyl, Larry Stumler, Bruce Callam; ROW 2 - Mike Kirk, John Lewis, Jim Green, Mike Koerber, Anthony Hardy; ROW 3 - Coach Eugene Stimson, Radford Guinn, Eddie Thomas, Jim Book, Scott Rehmel, Coach Larry Johnson. bl Wm RC'TMI.thu-n x -.; n , V gm: .. ad; 4. :3 l. 15W? ,- y ;:,-,v,'.l.'.$'W . tl-fnn ..' .fg' f, ' 4!. . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Teresa Wheeler, Janice Koerber, and Kathy Koerber. KATHY KOERBER TERESA WHEELER :yvv-wvwvuu: nun. aw. Cheerleaders for the 1966-67 Braves .e,- v-v w?! ' Captain TERESA RAKE Go, Braves ! were the words heard at the Borden High School basketball games this year. Both groups, the Varsity and Junior Varsity, led the student body with spirit and enthu- siasm. Elected by popular vote, Borden's cheerleaders demonstrated friendliness as well as sportsmanship. The cheerleaders proudly salute the flag. MARY ANN BEYL Wu? V W - . WWW 449-4 .. ' we Baseba Borden High School started the sport's year by winning the Western Division Championship of the D.M.A. C. in baseball. With good pitching, excellent defense, and blaz- ing speed on the base paths, the Braves were able to breeze through the division schedule undefeated. The hard ball men stole a total of 49 bases for an average of 9.8 steals per game. The high point of the season came on September 22 when the Braves wrapped up the division title by blasting rival Pekin Eastern 13-4 at Pekin. SEASON RECORD: Braves 8 - - ------- Fayetteville Braves 10 -------- - Orleans Braves 12 --------- Tunnelton Braves 13 --------- Eastern CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP Braves 4 ---------- New Washington t .c. h , Dave Hur Q'H'a'a'. ' - m.gvm ' , ml. ' . - '4 ' Nb ' ' JEN; . i. -,v . :1. r hv-1.L.; . .- FRONT: Don LaWSon, Mike Kirk, Darry Nicholson, Bruce Callam, Pat Dougherty, Pete Beyl, Ted King, BACK: Stud. Mgr. John Balentine, Anthony Hardy, Jerry Emery, John Lee, Don Farabee, Roland King, John Everage, David Hurst and Coach Larry Johnson. Ly'thM-L ' WWW m MhWh-wt x i 1966-67 Truck Team Borden's first track meet was with Henryville and New Washington. The Braves finished a distant second behind the winner, New Washington. The next meet was with Medora and Clearspring. Bor- den again finished second behind a strong Medora Team. On April 19 Borden met with Silver Creek and Henryville. For the third straight time Borden finished second. The Braves, however, made a strong showing and finished only 20 points behind Silver Creek. On April 27 Borden beat Pekin Eastern for another routine victory over them with a lop-sided score of 79-39. The Braves next traveled to Jeffersonville for the Clark County Meet with Don Farabee and Jim Green scoring the only points for Borden. The Dixie-Monon Athletic Conference meet was held at Brownstown. Despite the fact the B. H.S. Seniors were away on their class trip, the Braves finished fifth in the conference meet. The best place Borden could gain in the Sectional was a fifth place in the mile by Pat Dougherty. FRONT: Kevin Akers, Larry Stumler, Jerry Emery, Ted King, Mike Kirk. CENTER: Pat Dougherty, Greg Burns, Anthony Hardy, Charles Ball. REAR: Roland King, Jim Green, John Everage, Don Farabee, Paul Stumler, Coach Eugene . Stimson . The beginning of a mighty vault for Don Farabee. 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Eighth Grade Debbie Alexander Alan Coats Gladys Dunaway Patricia Emery Larry Everage Melody Fordyce Mary Foster Lonnie 6053 Susan Hall Steve Hoke Sue Jackson Connie Jackson Janice Jackson Terry Jackson Patricia Jacobi Len Laliberte Doug Lawson Andy Lewis Daniel McKinley Marilyn Moore Mary Moore Merlin Moore Terry Nelson Jo Ellen Nicholson Billy Payton Randy Potts Royetta Radcliff Tony Rehmel Mark Schleicher Jim Taylor Jearold Wolfe Bruce Wright 70 W'Fi-ju quda pug. .- . - . -. .LW H.534 Jr Seventh Grade Von Lee Balentine Debbie Brown Charles Crane Roger Daily Vernon Daily Linda Danner Darrell Eicher Joyce Emery Kathy Farabee Marsha Hall Ann Hardy Pauletta Hardy Robert Hardy Carol Hurst Sam Hurst Lavona Jackson Ricky Johnson Karen Klein Kenneth Knasel Kennita Leach Steven Martin Billy Mattingly Michael Moore Bill Norris Jerry Porter Deborah Potts Danny Purlee Carol Robertson Mike Temple Luvenia Van Gilder David Wells Peggy Whitson Jill Wilkins ELEMENTARY wijl ,Cyf ,.. :. .1 2: . ..,,:.:E,22: .23.Es; ....:E z . .4 ? 1 . ....,.;:2,, 5:22;: ,:,,,,;,,1,.. . . v . . 5 , Z 2,, .g 5::Lymxngaga?.,,,,:,,.,..,,,, . :.::$x$ : .. . :52::::. 1.: IJ'iVill. .. . .4. 1i! MRS. THELMA MCKINLEY MRS. LORETTA ROBERSON MRS. OPAL BAKER Kindergarten First Grade First 8; Second Grades Elementary Faculty MISS LULA PETREY MRS. LENA BROWN First 85 Second Grades Third Grade MRS. BETTY THOMAS MRS. MARILYN McKINLEY MR. FOSTER CALLAHAN Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade 6-1 quxrm- ., Q 4le a g Sixth Grade t f J v k .. - .; Kenneth Alexander Steven Beets Sharon Burns Donna Coats l: Eugene Coffman Charles Darnell Mark Doss Thomas Dudley Elizabeth Dunaway Sharon Dunaway Joey Green Barbara Hall James Hardy Pamela Hurst Stanley Hurst Anita Jackson Susan Lamb Melinda Lee Danny Miller Clifford McKinley Kenneth McKinley Betsy Nicholson Carol Pixley Russell Rehmel George Richards Brenda Robertson Dale Seelye Rita Sneed Connie Stewart Allan Taylor Jackie Thomas Timothy Thomas Debra Wilson Connie Winters 74 Jo Ann Adams Jody Akers Deena Alexander Debra Beckett Debra Beets Wendell Bishop Gerald Blalock Jeanette Burns Paulette Burns Rebecca Cissell 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 Jackson Jay Jordan Kenny Leach Glenda Mattingly Marietta Monroe Mark McKinley Teresa Norris Ronda Porter Roger Potts Theresa Potts Calvin Sprinkle David Spears Linda Sullivan Lonnie Wilson Fourth Grade Ierold Adams Jeffery Akers Garry Alexander Peggy Alexander Marsha Beckett Terry Beckett Stephanie Blackman Beth Brown Jeffrey Callam Rose Ann Campbell Randall Coats Terri Coffman Walter Crane DeWayne Darnell James Dunaway Tommy Dunaway Tim Hall Marla Hoke Steven King Alan Kirtley Paula Lamb Kathy Lewis Otis McKinley Deborah Money David Monroe John Moore Mark Ooley Kent Pixley Floyd Porter Vickie Potts Brenda Richards John Schleicher Rickey Schleicher Kris Smith Cindy Taylor Mike Wells Jerry Wright 76 Third Grade Lonnie Alexander Theresa Carter Edward Cooley Karen Coats Brenda Cullins Sheila Dierth Keith Foster Peggy Hoke Jeffrey Hunt Reba Hardy Joseph Jordan Richard Jackson Troy Jackson Lynn Lamb Laurie Lee Judith Mattingly Tommy Mattingly James Maisttison Rena McKinley Tony Moore Joseph Ooley Dean Pixley Ricky Reed Cathy RiCe Randy Sprinkle Aundray Stewart Terry Taylor Jackie Van Hook John Van Hook Larry Wade Timmy Waggoner Myra Wright WW;m'w.-nv,..- t; 5!, . Second Grade Kyle Baker Donnie Balentine Randy Beckett David Blackman ' ' Frank Brown t ' i Teresa Casey Sharon Cissell Kevin Coats Regina Coats Susan Coffman Denise Conrad Bruce Cooley Rudy Cook Sherry Davis Cathy Dunaway Donna Everage Jeffrey Floyd Marry Higdon Scott Hurst Kevin Jackson Ronnie Jacobs Judy Leach Bobby Lee Connie Martin Melanie Martin Lonita McKinley Le Ann McKinley Lu Ann McKinley Rodney Moore Roland Nance Kim Nicholson Melinda Nicholson Tami Norris Janice Potts David Priddy Ricky Radcliff Kevin Reed Teri Rehmel David Robertson Timothy Rice Nancy Sanders Julie Sears Anita Thomas Amanda Trainor Ramonda Van Gilder Beverly Van Hook . Glenn Weir 78 First Grade Marsha Alexander Kelly Akers Darita Bierly Absent when pictures were taken: Cindy Hall and Tommy Kirtley Robert Campbell Pamela Casey Ronnie Casey Freeman Coats Melita Coats Linda Cullins Gene Darnelle Lynn Hardy Tommy Higdon Lita Hurst Vincent Hurst Charlotte Jackson Cara Jackson Charles McCutchon David McKinley Mecah McKinley Mark Moore Ronette Nance Jeffrey Nichols Kathryn Norris Shawn Ooley Rela Pixley Perry Porter Larry Potts Jerry Potts Linda Richards Cathy Sparks Tina Van Hook Sandra Wade Jeffrey Walton Debra Wells Sandra Weir Amanda Wellson Roy Wells Sharlenia Wheeler Jane Wolfe ADVERTISERS . . 5: , a .7 5:. :.;:::. 7; 12.22: 1:; 77? 2:; , . . :: Eazizz 5,2,22,52; . E262; : ,5? :23 ,5 7 irrig: f4 5, . 552,2 . . 2255:; :....:.: 524:, ??:3; ..,.. ..,.,.,., 5.? gag? .vw,,..,.,.,.,w,w.,v,,.,v,,, .7,Ea,,,.,... 11,.....,,,,,,,,,, 2,...a2,7.4,,55,2. . Egg...E,,22,,,,.,,,.,V,.,2,,, ,Uwvvfmaz... Specialist in Electric Wiring Electric Heating and Insulation for Both Old and New Houses Two Locations Route 2 Borden, Ind. 133 South 6th Street Mitchell, Ind. Phone: 246-3393 or 246-3394 Phone: 525 WMi-nw zwgm. '2 - . -:i 5 I 55. 5 ' E: 55in ' u 5 3 i: 1M .59 E. :31 5555 Fountain Service 55555555 Russell Stover Candies 5 WALKS 5. 5v 55:13:; El PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE 5 5 '55 55155 SELLERSBURG, CH 6-3421 L. 5 J! 5.5.5: 5 553 Gifts Revlon, Coty, Max Factor Cosmetics ' H A GLAMOROUS NEW CAREER AWAITS YOU! 5 N THE NEW ALBANY BEAUTY COLLEGE E. 5 l' 5' A Nationally Accredited School T j 1' 322 Vincennes St. New Albany, Ind. 35 i Tel. 944-0353 ETTA M. HART, Owner t 3: Ii? , mg; i THE LOUISVILLE COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE 5 I 1 22.6 W. Walnut St. Louisville, Ky. - '5 Tel. 587-6493 ETTA M. HART, Owner - ii: , E E 5 PUTTAWAY ' 1? Miniature Golf i No Two Holes Alike 5,5, 55 5 E Test Your Skill 1: i the home of name brand ' ; furniture at budget prices Open Every Day 5 . Since 1936 lp.m. to 11p.m. 55 Dial 944-2285 Triangle Drive , Off Eastern Blvd. E . ' and 131 Near K-Mart 1 . 56,55;wa BILL BRUMMETT 5 5; Fgmiiure , Owner 5 . . . on the furniture corner Phone BU 2-1694 ; ; State and Main in New Albany, Ind. 5 82 v' A. 5.5714; .r - Ex:$:. f...'1'tjrn..f'v' ..... .. .1 .... 4;. V..;..,, .on .1. -V- .2 . Q ' . hm --.,u..; w tg:f:'.f:'.'j' 9 i'3 3w: '71; ';'!;1w;.'. '22 - IV 5' 12V - ' '11'.-..3F -A.V'1 1 , ' 2 .1 , J .-J. . - W 1 - i- . ' . '1 H , ' 1 2g 2 313-0. : , g g.- .. 43::1A-aht R$iJ.--.. HARRINGTON'S KEY MARKET Complete Line in Vegetables, Groceries, and Meats Phone 246-3125 Sellersburg, Ind. 0...... h 1'1; A O3; On Highway 31E LAMBERT'S DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 5:2;:W:uip..,guil$'t Wholesale Candy - Paper Products 1.1.1 A, . nigh; Tobacco - Drug Sundries 142 W. Main New Albany, Ind. H8 '6 44291 1 319-321 Pearl Street New Albany, Ind. $1 BARROW OPTICAL 2 HEARING SERVICE Quality Plus Service BUtler 2-9356 428 Spring Street Jeffe r sonville , Indiana CAR TALK PRESTON FORD, INC. High Balling is a selling trickwherebyacustomer is quoted an unrealistically highprice for his car in trade--1ater on, this price willbe subject to re-apprais- a1. When the car is re-appraised the dealerfinds some excuse for not honoring the original high offer. Low Balling means that a dealer deliberately quotes a ridiculously low, new car price to induce the customer to shop as much as he pleases because no other dealer will ever meet that Low ball price. After shopping around, the customer returns to the low ball artist and, of course, the dealer finds an excuse why he can't sell at the original figure quoted. These are just two Buyer Beware pitfalls practiced only by a minority of dealers. The next time you are ready to buy a new car, please accept our sin- cere invitation to deal at PRESTON FORD with men of integrity. Just honest, courteous presentations and the best possible service after the sale, by experienced factory trained personnel. 10th and Spring Street 83W Jeffersonville, Ind. 47130 RAY4S JEWELRY House of Diamonds Cut Diamonds Fine Watches E Side Square 225 Pearl Street Salem, Indiana New Albany, Indiana Phone: 883-2943 Phone: 945-6481 -':S'i::'..'. v-fswv WQ'Q'XYE. . . . . -- . ': : 4 '1; . 73:3.yiizljgur 4 .3. , .,. , 3, 451-1; thus .4 - .-; 417;. 4F . t'r , A. , 3V . TOMMY LANCASTER'S RESTAURANT 1629 E. Market St. New Albany, Ind. WH 5-5723 GUTHRIFS BUILDING SUPPLY Plywood, Windows, Doors, Lumber, Etc. Everything in the Building Line and at Big Savings Phone: 79 6- 6310 Henryville , Indiana Read the Borden News and Ads in BANNER PUBLICATIONS PAPER Pekin, Ind. Take Your Class Picnic to CAVE RIVER VALLEY PARK Campbell sbur g , Ind. Compliments of BONl-D BEAUTY SHOP BONITA TEMPLE , Owne r Pekin, Ind. 653-9191 85 w. :1 .-..........,..m M- '12 -- , NORTH SIDE SERVICE Wheel Balancing Modern Sun Tune-Ups Parts Muffler Work - Lube and Wash Phone 653-4221 Pekin, Indiana MASTER BILT AUTOMOTIVE CORP. Automotive T r an smi s sions Complete Remanufactured Engines Installed 2.44 Vincennes St. WH-9138 New Albany, Indiana TYPEWRITER TERMINAL, INC. ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Adding Machines - Duplicators Office Furniture - Wood and Metal 316 State Street Phone 944-7827 . New Albany, Ind. LOY AND FORDYCE INSURANCE AGENCY Borden, Indiana Office Phone 965-6707 ,,...-. ... ...-. u7:;:g:-'-7vwv-rzp $1 , .. . .L :;wri.;;,mw. 5. wt , ..... THE BORDEN CABINET CORP. Manufactors of Quality Contract Furniture and Cabinets Bo rden, Indiana KRAFT FUNERAL HOME 708 East Spring Street WH 5-6321 New Albany, Indiana 87 -mmwah PENNINGTON AGENCY WM. c. mun PENNINGTON Financial Security Advisor Inve stments Sick and Accident Life - Auto - Fire - Marine - Bonds - Liability Phone 883-5141 Salem, Indiana ROBERTS AND STRACKS VENEER COMPANY INC. New Albany, Indiana Veneers and Lumber Using Walnut, Cherry, Sugar, Poplar Veneer and Lumber Logs Plant at Clarksville, Indiana On Northside Expressway . x. ' .- ?n.d;wzr7;.silfw .-i l----- -4... .. , w . .u ... . .. . 0 .. r ......7. Wu um; '13,. ,. '- r '0' 1. b m ; V '. . . v1.1. ; t N: . . .1M Hy HHW , . J . ...,. .v '4 , -- J 4 I J 1,4 JS'PH- X .I . - .C J 4 J! g..- .I: . :15 DINNER BELL RESTAURANT FINE FOOD! WWW 57 EXPERTS Salem, Indiana Owners: MR. and MRS. GLEN SKELTON We Welcome Your Business FIRST BANK OF CHARLESTOWN and Z? Federal Reserve System WXQ Member of F. D. I. C. M Charle stown, Indiana After the Game Come to THE PEKIN INN Open 24 Hours WAYNE and SUE MCCOSKEY Ph. No. 653-9981 New Dining Room Seating up to 100 People. FASHION SHOP Home of Bobbie Brooks Sportswear Lovlier Fashions at Lower Prices 215 Pearl Street New Albany, Ind. Phone WH 4- 6495 89 -wmwu5' s -' s I ..,91-. W Hats Off to Borden High Senior 5 Good Luck Always WSLM Salem, 'Indiana Compliments of HILLTOP SUPER MARKET Washington County's Newest anf Finest The Store That Brought Lower Grocery Prices to Washington County. South Main Salem, and Indiana Beck Mill Road Catering Service MWQYrWE. I Compliments of the RANCH HOUSE YANDELUS Clarksville , Indiana Rehearsal Dinners - Wedding Receptions Phone: BU 3-8086 -prr WWW..- - u... l, b .7952? wigvut 'T'IIMImi-IFIM- ' Hui Banquet Facilities to 15 0 fat t 5! gig McCAMMON-PRATHER MOTOR CO., INC. For Modern Farm Machinery Seller sbur g, Indiana Phone CH 6- 3524 Allis-Chalrners - Tractors and Equipment TRUE'S Washington County' 3 Large st Store Pekin, Indiana Smartest Men's Wear for You BOB-A-LOU Jantzen H. I. S. Van Heusen Farah Featuring Better Known Brands West Side of Square Salem, Indiana THE FAIR STORE New Albany, Indiana Now Fe atur ing BOBBIE BROOKS Sweaters Jackets Skirts Dresses Blouses Slacks 92 t; :: T3 NewWashianon utw WASNINGTON n:navviu: Mgmeew. r. p. z. c. New Washington Henryville Member F. D. I. C. Phone Phone 796-6560 796-6511 skVWGS lye SAFE OF YOUR SAVINGS Money is the most useful thing that you can own. Use it right and it is your servant; abuse it and you are its slave. Get started right when you are in school with a savings account in our bank. 93 . .UWWW- The Most Important Thing That Goes Into a Shoe Is the Foot 4 STEIN4S SHOE STORE New Albany, Ind. Since 1867 41248234 - - . 4 a ,4 4 3; ., r ' . h .21 44ng $0731 c . DAISY BOWLING LANES Highway 150 . New Albany HEUSER for HARDWARE AND SPORTING GOODS BU 3-8144 Jeffer sonville Indiana WASH-SCOTT CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OP Pekin, Indiana Phone 653- 3488 94 9 v-- -- r ' , ' . .., .,..'.,. 1:. urn... 'v Y , ,. .u. h... w........, -.. ; fmw- J'1u-.: w.'6jm:;;$-jwyyu'vwx:-x -- .7'P1T33:v um i , .- 54574 ' JOE McCARTIN GULF SERVICE CH 6-2077 Highway 31- W Hambur g, Ind. Bulova Watches Diamond Rings WEBER7S JEWELRY 117 E. Utica St. Seller sburg, Ind. Watch Repair Ring Repair OSBORN BROS. GMC, INC. 6th and Michigan St. Jeffersonville, Ind. Trucks from 172 Ton to 60 Tons Phone BU 2-1365 Phone CHerry 6-2871 McKINLEY CLEANERS - For Particular People - Demanding the Finest Miracle Finish for Modern Miracle Fabrics 113 E. Utica St. Sellersburg, Ind. 95 BORDEN BRANCH SELLERSBURG STATE BANK Complete Banking Service Borden 965-7111 Sellersburg 246- 3331 Conqnatulatlons 1 L' 4 .w' Larn- - VM- Mr?-!mipo as... u . . u... V d unv 1 . ' '1' '. .Mg'z$TLw Lat .. 4 4 x ' NEW ALBANY OFFICE MACHINES, INC. 604 Vincennes New Albany, Indiana Phone: WH 4-3443 Sales - Service - Rentals CLIFF'S TRUCK STOP 8: RESTAURANT Open Phone: BU 2-1379 Interstate $565 24 Hours BU 2-1370 Jeff, Ind. Compliments of CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING .4 Complete Water Softening Filtering and Iron Removal Free Water Analysis Sale 8 and Servic e GREEN Serving Clark and Floyd Counties PRINTING Since 1946 490 N. Clark Blvd. Clarksville, Ind. REGAN CHEVROLET INC. Ww$?,m ; 1 , - n,Nmu XMIN .52 $ $22 3:1 1-65 and 31 W Sellersburg, Indiana Where Cus;omers Send Their Friends Compliments of ITRl-CITY AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 506 Pearl St. New Albany, Ind. Stores in New Albany Jeffersonville and Sellersburg Compliment s of WILLIAMS LUMBER CO. Salem , Indiana ' -.. '. r . - . . : Y3; -ffhj': W '. ' ' maul... WW-.. , ,V -.., ,u, m H, V, 7; A . . . -..-2.. M... . ; U-h, --- . MM mn- .,,.vu,l.6.:,. virgin w...,..1 . .. ... .2 .,,.r T; 2 . . 13?; .v .a f i 4 , I- -,' -x. n.6,. , .i .2 2 . 2,; .- 6, 2 . 1' :9 far 2- ! 6V 2 . . 2 .4! 6 . r , '1 , . T ,'. 'V at f 1. . be i1! . 176:3.2-12 .2? Gas-Oil m: General Auto Welding and Tractor Repair Automatic Transmission SERVICE Borden, Indiana Repair Phone 965-6398 PAYNE'S STORE Bor den, Indiana Plate Lunches Groceries Short Order s - Since 1931 - BREWERS Fine Foods and General Merchandise Frozen Locker Service Borden, Indiana Phone 965-6266 BORDEN GARAGE Borden, Indiana V. L. BLACKMAN Phone 965-6226 firestoue VVVVV L- :::: v,s-,..,.n'uhuw424,; m - McGLOTHLIN OIL COMPANY Sinclair Heating Oils Phone 883-4902 Salem Ind. NANCE FLORAL SHOPPE Correct Floral Arrangement for Every Occasion New Albany Sellersburg SELLER'S DRESSING PLANT 1 Fresh Poultry for All f; Ph. Pekin 653-3415 Compliments of GILSTRAP'S DAIRY CASTLE DRIVE-IN Ph. 883-4004 601 South Main Salem, Ind. IOO '0 :.-;;,;.,MW .' ' ,w-MLLQ-zw,xg h --,M.',.. . -..k- 1 iv ; ma- 5'? y.- an 5 ZINK BROTHERS Furniture and Appliances Phone: Pekin 653-3698 Pekin, Indiana Martinsburg Road WJM mi? musk amEggwmwswallu5 415 EAST COURT AVE ' ' JEFFERSONVILLE, mo. PHONE BU 3-6114 STARLITE CABINET CO. INC. Borden, Indiana Custom Built Free Estimates EDWARD RAKE WH 4- 5475 President W5 KRATZ SPORTI NG GOODS Everything for the Sportsman Sporting and Athletic Equip. BU 2-5400 335 Beckett at Clark Blvd. Clarksville, Indiana l0l , WAWHSW ,IIULLVLr'iX a '9 ; t4 CARLAS A. HAAS 1 FUNERAL HOME, INC. lw AMBULANCE SERVICE . 124 s. Indiana Ave. 4 f Sellersburg, Ind. Ff: BENNETT'S , Shoes, Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Salem, Indiana Phone: 883-4502. Add value to your home . . . . more comfort to your life ' 319 Vincennes WH 4-6465 New Albany, T.nd. I02 4 - L ' r 1:2 ..PJJL 'L :2. .3! ' New Albany SMITH CABINET CO. Salem, Indiana The Finest in Contract Furniture Whatever you look for in a Bank. . . You'll find it here! MUTUAL TRUST 8 DEPOSIT COM PANY Main Office: Pearl Street Member F. D. I. C. Indiana l03 When You Need to Borrow You'll Find It Costs Less and Repayments Easier at: FARMERS-CITIZENS BANK Pekin, Indiana Member of F. D. I. C. Pekin Salem Campbellsburg UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW ALBANY 100 E. Spring Street l : f Insured Phone Home 9 1 , Savings 945-5294 ' Loans BILLY MARTIN'S STORE GENERAL$ELEcTnIc Appliance s and Furniture Carpeting E 3 653-4600 Pekin, Ind. MARSHALL'S GROCERIES E General Merchandise E E E ? ?'E EE Phone Pekin 3-3404 A l . EE Martinsburg, Indiana 3 E E E - v ' ' --.- V . . . 3 .m- TT'I'W . . , r waving. --,-; , .r- - - 3 , JFTQWFNKT T .MEW 7 1.;1'7fr,r:r 1: 3:3: .3, 3. . . .. f, . 1 3 4 ' .. L r : : uh DENNIS MORTUARY The Friendlier and More Reverent Way Borden, Indiana Salem, Indiana Ph. CH 6-3341 or 6-3342 516-518 So. Indiana 3'! WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE KEITH BOLLY - Dealer Sellersburg Key Shopping Center Sellersburg, Ind. Phone 246-9202 Quality Groce rie s and Meats MARTIN S Borden Indiana CLARKSVILLE A AND W i Home Made Pizza J Ice ColdvRoot Beer Highway 131 Phone in Orders Clarksville, Ind. WH 5-1625 Congratulations Class of '67 MANUFACTURERS 6: WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS MILLWORK AND BUILDING PRODUCTS BASH a DUI ! GUMPANY I I I 1 INCORPORATED U; ' 11: I735 WEST BURNETT LOUISVILLE. KENTUCKY 40210 5; 11,1 TOM HIGDON, Salesman Borden, Ind. - 965-6773 2: ll; l06 ; . ..- Z , 2 t f; .717. V7 , .. ? 1.'HH .a g$rL $A'Aq'f' -- . a h ;,.v I.- V .mgu-nr mh'vw-MY' 5;; .' - W.'6 .L. w 4 . L V. ,3qu 'r' NWT? 399??? L . i 3. . 4H ;K'i A6 3 4' ' ' k -- 4 $15. 'i 6 .5 4 s43 PETERY-HEDDEN COMPANY Typewriters Adding Machines Office Equipment Cash Registers Founded in 7f 1914 AFQ 415 Pearl Street Phone WH 5-5215 New Albany, Ind. Phone 583-7897 1:3 m CALLISTUS SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY 652.16.694.1thin GENERAL INSURANCE r' VJ ' 4 mdigxf'r 3426 Paoli Pike Borden, Ind. New Albany, Ind. 965-6387 WH 4-6753 HOLLIS FUNERAL HOME Salem Indiana CLARK COUNTY FARM BUREAU Cooperative Ass'n Inc. Main Office 945 Wall St. , Jeffersonville, Ind. Phone - BU 3-6628 CH 6-2853 1 l07 4 mm! ,... 9 Headquarters for Color T.V. EHRINGER APPLIANCE CO. Phone BU 3-3244 Spring at Chestnut Jeffe r sonville , Ind. FRISCH'S BIG BOY ' r i 515 E. Sprlng New Albany Street Indiana HOOSIER LIME a STONE INC. Crushed - Commercial Lime Concrete Blocks - Sand - Cement Re ady- Mixed Conc rete Phone 3 32 Salem, Indiana q m - 7- V - .w Wbd I dun 7 '.'. ,'7771.., 7. g, ,5 Wu F'V'vm 7 'M 'Yw' '8... v - L ,7 . . .. 5 , A. .. . .. .-..r 5 . nu 11'..er.. . , 4T:g 3-. 5 Rpm; '11 rw- 7. . 1.. , 4.157.11, x UPI 4 n.' - 4 v . . x 7 , n 7' 4.5 4..., .. A -,..... , ., , ,m ,, n , - A., , , -...H.',-7.4- .e-kJ.7- i7- NORGE CLEANING 8 LAUNDRY VILLAGE Gateway Plaza K-Mart Plaza 283-8075 945-7738 ff! PRICES BODY SHOP 24 Hr. Wrecker Service 3 .9 , A .V x .' . ; l .. .mwmmvu ma .ww. .: .g . Fiberglass Body Repair Auto and Truck Refinishing Phone 883-4576 N. Tarr Ave. Salem, Indiana ff Compliments of SELLERSBURG STONE CO. 129 E. Utica Street Sellersburg, Indiana MM R. W. CRAIG FORD 402. E. Market New Albany Compliments of CLARK co. REMC Your Locally Owned and Operated Rural Electric Cooperation Selle r sbur g , Indiana BOOSTERS Marshall Electric Wm. Christian's Plumbing Pekin, Ind. 8: Hardware Huber's Car Wash Floyd Knobs, Ind. ' 1619 E. 10th St. Jeffersonville, Ind. Tulsa Greene General Contractor ' Wagoner's Restaurant Building 8n Remodeling Borden, Ind. Pekin, Ind. A. Gladstein Clothing Marshall Feed Mill Sellersburg, Ind. Martinsburg, Ind. Lewellyn's Beauty Shop Pekin Dairy Bar Sellersburg, Ind. Pekin, Ind. Crockett's Barber Shop Furnish's Re staurant Pekin, Ind. Henryville, Ind. , C 8: SMarket Joe and Martha Meyer i Pekin, Ind. Sellersburg, Ind. i r ' . r5 wfanj . ' o tPC TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made