Borden High School - Echoes Yearbook (Borden, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1968 volume:

Echoes 1968 Borden High School Borden, Indiana -twwv..,w3 3... , 1.4,? He .yr.3,g.. . w w- E 51R Alum :1. Since this is the first full year we have been known as the Braves, letts hear the fanfare for the ' gtYear of The Bravest CO-EDITORS Brenda Carter and Diane Rake ANNUAL STAFF Sue Howard Kathy Kelmel Sharon Eurton Kathy Koerber Sharon Mitchell Marcia Fisher Darry Nicholson Sam Hagest Ruth Ann Eckert Joyce Helbig Marylin Tackett Jane Wilkins Judy Mills Greg Burns Teresa Fleenor Don Booth Not present - Lida Martin STANDING left to right JUNIOR AS- SISTANTS: Maryann Beyl, Anita Brown, and Bette Owen. Yearbook SPORT 5 EDITORS John Everage and Don Farabee COPY E DITORS 5 Teresa Wheeler and Betty Terrell COPY ADVISOR - Mrs. Nancy Baney BUSINESS ADVISOR - Mr. A. J. MCKinley BUSINESS EDITORS Glenna Skelton and Jewell Jackson Yearbook Photographs y b Kaufmank Contents ADMINISTRA TION ............... 8 ; FACULTY -------------------- 12 SENIORS --------------------- 16 CLASSES --------------------- 26 ACTIVITIES ------------------- 34 ATHLETICS ------------------- 54 JUNIOR HIGH ------------------ 71 ELEMENTA RY ------------------ 74 SENIOR BABY PHOTOS ------------- 82 SNA PSHOTS 8L CANDIDS ------------ 83 ADVERTISERS .................. 90 There is a certainty in this woman Who is unafraid to share herself with others. Unafraid to become involved in the Candid life of a student. This certainty she lives Is the Christ she teaches. Sheengages with vitality Her learning and teaching life. We admire the way she approaches its problems, And she is our example. We aspire to be like her As she is like Christ. To her we dedicate this book In an attempt to return some of the respect That she first gave to us. We Dedicate to you . . . Mrs. Baney A DIIIMICTD A 'I'Inkl HUl'lIIIIJ I RHI IUH A. J. MCKINLEY, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL During his first year as principal of Wood Township Schools, Mr. Wynn has helped us keep our many activities well co-ordinated. We appreciate his efforts to improve our school, to work harmoniously with the stu- dents, and to be concerned with the upgrading of the overall quality of our school system. As assistant principal, Mr. McKinley has been one of the most dedicated, sincere educators in the educational field. A native of Borden, he has constantly strived to improve the Wood Township Schools and the community. Mr. Nicholson, Township Trustee and Mr. McKinley, President of the Building Corporation have been instrumental in the vauisition of the new building. Superintendent MR. HERMA N MILLER Wood Township Trustee MR. HAROLD NICHOLSON School Secretary MRS. SHELIA DANNER TEACHER'S AIDS Mrs. Muriel Lewis and Mrs. Martha Schleicher LUNCH ROOM COOKS Mrs. Mabel Johnson, Mrs. Edith Jackson Mrs. Clara King, and Mrs. Faith Johnson JANITORS Bob Hardy, Mrs. Sarah Sprinkle, and Mrs. Helen Hill BUS DRIVERS: Willis Brown Hubert Bell Rudy Cook Paul N icholson T om Hurst Melvin Klein Raymond 'Book MRS. NANCY BANEY MR. LARRY JOHNSON MRS. JOANN WALKER MR. JOSEPH DOUGHERTY , Ball State University; Ball State University; . Anderson College; Western Kentucky; Commerce Physical Education, PhysicalEducation, An: SCience English, Driver's Education MR. JOE THOMPSON MR. EUGENE STINSON MR. DON BARNES MR. ALLAN J. McKINLEY St. Joseph of Indiana; Atlantic Christian College; University of Louisville: Hanover College; English, PhysicalEducation, Social Mathematics, Physical Music Spanish Studies Education MRS. GLORIA GORDON MR. CHARLES GRANIGER MISS BARBARA MR. ROBERT GOFFINET Purdue University; Home Bellarmine College; NICHOLSON Indiana University; Seeial Economics Mathematics Indiana University; Studies, Science English, Social Studies I3 cnunnc JLHIURJ JOYCE HELBIG Annual Staff 12 Booster Club 12 LIDA BETH MARTIN Class Favorite 10 Annual Staff 12 Glee Club 9 Booster Club 11, 12 SAM HAGEST Annual Staff 12 Booster Club 12 CLASS OFFICERS President, Jim Green Vice President, Don Booth Reporter, Teresa Wheeler CLASS FAVORITES Treasurer, Betty Terrell Don Farabee and Betty Terrell 3301:33er Brenda Carter MARYLIN TACKETT Annual Staff 12 Class Play 11 Booster Club 1 O, 12 Glee Club 9 ROGER LEWIS DARRY NICHOLSON Class Favorite 11 Class President 10 Class Secretary 9 Class Play 11 Annual Staff 12 Band 9,10,11,12 Secretary 11 Vice-President 12 Baseball 10, 11, 12 Basketball 1 0, 11, 12 Cross Country 10 Track 10 SHARON MITCHELL Providence H. S. 9. 10 Annual Staff 12 Class Play 11 Basketball Queen Coun Runner-up 12 Majorette 11, 12 Booster Club Vice-President 12 LAURA JANE WILKINS Class Secretary 10 Annual Staff 12 DONIVAN MA RT IN GREGORY BURNS Class President 9, 11 Class Favorite 9 Class Play 11 Band 9,10,11, 12 Baseball 10 Basketball 9,1 0, 11, 12 Track 10, 11, 12 CLASS OF 1968--FIRST GRADE CATHY CRANE MARCIA FISHER Class Favorite 9 Basketball Queen Court Runner-up 11 Booster Club 10, 11, 12 Echoes Queen Court 11 Annual Staff 10 Class Vice -President 1 0 Majorette 10 DOUGLA S F. URTON BRUCE CALLAM Class Vice-President 11 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12 Basketball 9, 1 0, 11 NELSON OWEN BETTY TERRELL TERESA WHEELER Typing Award 11 Student Council Secretary 12 Class Reporter 12 Class Play 11 Annual Copy Editor 12 Cheerleader 11, 12 Majorette 1 0 Booster Club 9, 10 National Honor Society Sec. 12 Student Council Treasurer 12 Annual Copy Editor 12 Miss B. H. S. Echoes Queen Court 12 Class Favorite 11, 12 Class Play 11 Class Secretary 11 Class Treasurer 12 Cheerleader 12 Alternate 9, 11 Band 9, 1 0, 11 President 12 Glee Club 9 Booster Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Seniors well-known for neat lockers! RANDY BALMER SYLVIA JOHNSON Glee Club 9 CYNT HIA JOHNSON PAUL STUMLER Glee Club 9 Track 10,11,12 R. JAMES GREEN DIANE RAKE National Honor Academy of the Society 12 1 Immaculate Class President 12 . Conception 9 Student Council National Honor Society President 12 12 Class Play 11 , 1. 2 Student Council Band 9,10,11,12 1, Treasurer 11 Booster Club 12 : ' 1 4 Spanish Award 11 Basketball 9, 10. 11. 7 . Class Treasurer 11 12 ,. . Class Play 11 Cross Country 9, 10, ' Annual Staff 11 11, 12 Annual Co-Editor 12 Track 9, 10. 11. 12 Booster Club 11 Secretary and Treasurer 12 2' JOHN EVERAGE Annual Sports Editor 12 Class Play 11 Boy's State 11 Baseball 11, 12 Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12 Track 10.11.12 DONALD FARABEE National Honor Society 12 Mr. B. H. S. Class Favorite 10, 12 Class Play 11 Annual Sports Editor 12 Baseball 9, 1 0, 11,12 Basketball 9, l 0, 11, 12 Cross Country 10, 11, 12 22 SUE ANNE HOWARD Silver Creek H. S. 9 Choir 9 Annual Staff 12 KATHY KELMEL Annual Staff 12 Glee Club 9 SHARON BURTON Annual Staff 12 Glee Club 9 Booster Club 12 KENNY MILLER Eastern H. S. 9 Basketball 1 0 BRENDA CARTER National Honor Society 12 Annual Staff 11 Annual Co-Editor 12 Typing Award 11 Class Reporter 9 Class Secretary 12 Basketball Queen Court 11,12 Band 9,10, 11,12 Secretary 12 Glee Club 9 Booster Club 9.10.11, 12 Remember the many serious well-organized, and intellectual classes? JOHN SCHINDLER Silver Creek H. S. 9.10 GLENNA SKELTON National Honor Society 12 Band 9, 10 Basketball Queen Court 12 Annual Business Editor 12 Booster Club 9, 10, 11 President 12 Glee Club 9 DONALD BOOTH Providence H. S. 9 National Honor Society 12 Student Manager 11, 12 Class Vice -President 12 Class Play 11 Booster Club 10 ROBERT JOHNSON The Dieters enjoy eating lunch together in the typing room. RUTH ANN ECKERT Majorette 11, 12 Annual Staff 12 KATHLEEN KOERBER Providence H. S. 9 ROLAND KING Baseball 9, 10, 11, National Honor Society 12 12 Basketball 9,1 0, 11, Basketball Queen Court 12 10 Track 9,10,11,12 Class Play 11 Cheerleader 11, 12 Booster Club 9 Cross C0untry 10, 11, 12 Class Play 11 Class Reporter 10 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 24 TERESA FLEENOR MIKE MARTIN Annual Staff 12 Glee Club 9 ROBERT LEE PHILLIP GILCHRIST Student Manager 9, 10, 11,12 JUDY MILLS JEWELL JACKSON Annual Staff 12 National Honor Society Majorette 11 1 . 12 Glee Club 9 7 Annual Staff 11 Booster Club 11 V Annual Business Man- ager 12 Stalker Award 1, 10, 11 Class Play 11 Band 9, 10, 11, 12 Glee Club 9 Booster Club 9, 10, 11, 12 I'I A CCEC LLHJJLJ I t .1 N J uniors I-l Maryann Beyl Jacqueta Bierly James Book Q Fred Burns Mary Cheatham Charles Coats William Jackson a: Marcia Jordan Nick Kleehamer Janice Koerber Donna Lawson Mix ' .. 1:. 21 jun; . JMSJ clan. Ganine Lee ,..1 v Gary Martin James McKinley 28 RiCk Lewis Donald Lynch Clifford Mallot Roy Marsee First Royalty Reigns Oven :H - . -. ' . 2:. a1. 5 Penny Martin Vice-President Jim Book President Anita Brown Secretary Bette Owen Treasurer Maryann Beyl Ll John V. McKinley Dwight Mellon Valenda Muncy Joseph Nalley Robert Orman Bette Owen Mike Potts Scott Rehmel Connie Smith I Junior Sponsored Prom -. -.r N ,,; 46:3 ;.. NE A '22 km? .- 'Baa Guy Smith Helen Stumler CLASS FAVORITES Anita Brown and John Balentine Steve Taylor Richard Thomas George Waddle Kenny Wells Lawrence Wilcher 29 CLASS OFFICERS CLASS FAVORITES President, Mike Koerber Darita Jackson Vice-President, Eddie Thomas and Secretary, Radford Guinn Mike Koerber Treasurer, Margie Mitchell Sophomores Survive Swinging Skating Party Kevin Akers Tom Alexander Pete Beyl Belinda Bishop Conrad Bishop l J oann Book J anet Booth Danny Brewer Margaret Crabtree Judy Dick 30 AVAILABLE William Drury Tommy Engle Eddie Eve Sharon Farabee Brenda Fisher John Foster Beverly Gruen Radford Guinn Donna Hardman Anthony Hardy Donna Helbig Larry Helbig Michael Hill Karen How ard Jackie Hurst Dwight Ingle Darita Jackson Tony Jackson Teddy King Michael Kirk Mike Koerber Barbara Lee Gary Lee Connie Lew is John Lewis Rita Lynch Darlene Mills Margie Mitchell Mary Norris Theresa Rake Dennis Schad Tim Sears Robert Sizemore Jeanette Smith Jesse Sneed Larry Stumler Carla Thomas Eddie Thomas Diana VanGilder Gary Wade David Warren Lorna Wheeler June Whitehouse Gail Whitehouse Connie Wilcher Richard Wilkins Janie Wright Paulette Wright President Danny McKinley, Secretary Mary CLASS FAVORITES Foster, Treasurer Jean Koerber, Vice-Presi- M 1 d d d ' dent Melody Fordyce. e o y For yce an Andy Lew1s Freshmen Claim Thei1 Debbie Alexander Robert Anson Janet Book Alan Booth Theresa Cavins Kenneth Cheatham A Ian Coats Charles Crone i Gladys Dunaway ; Patricia Eckert ' Patricia Emery John Burton Helen Eve ,1 Larry Everage Rick Favreau 32 Melody Fordyce Mary Foster John Frank David Groves Susan Hall J ames Hoke Steve Hoke Janice Jackson Terry Jackson Patricia Jacobi Kenneth Johnson Elizabeth Kelmel Georgearm Kockert Jean Koerber Douglas Lawson Douglas Lee Andy Lewis Danny McKinley Marylin Moore Merlin Moore TiaJuana Muncy Terry Nelson 10 Ellen Nicholson Bernard Owen Frank Parker Randy Potts Royetta Radcliff Marylin Rake Tony Rehmel Janice Rosenberger Sandra Schindler Mark Schleicher Mary 10 Smith Rose Smith Anthony Stumler Raymond Tackett Jim Taylor Brenda Wilcher Jearold Wolfe Bruce Wright Cathy Yalian Kenneth Zumstein Af'I'IIII'I'IIIC HL I I V I I ILJ National Honor Society Robert Goffinet - Advisor Brenda Carter - President Maryann Beyl - Vice President Betty Terrell - Secretary FIRST ROW: Jewell Jackson, Sandra Booth, Bet- Anita Brown - Treasurer ty Terrell, Diane Rake. SECOND ROW: Janice Koerber, Kathy Kelmel, Penny Martin, Glenna Skelton, Kathy Koerber. THIRD ROW: Brenda Carter, Maryann Beyl, Jim Green, Dwight Mel- lon, Bill Cooper. TOP ROW: Anita Brown, Bette Owen, Jim Book, Don Farabee, Don Booth. Student C011, FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Anita Jackson, Margie Mitchell, Brenda Robertson, Mel- ody Fordyce, Eugene Coffman. SECOND ROW: Kathy Farabee, Carol Robertson, Jean Koerber, Mary Foster, Bill Orman. THIRD ROW: Betty Terrell - Treasurer, Teresa Wheeler - Secretary, Maryann Beyl, Jim Green - President, Eddie Thomas. FOURTH ROW: James Book, Bette Owen, Anita Brown - Vice President, Mike Size- I more. TOP ROW: Donald Booth, Danny McKinley, Mike Koerber, Radford Guinn, Sam Hurst. l BETTY TERRELL Betty Terrell has spent much of her time in her high school years promoting school spirit. She was also an honor roll student and belonged to the National Honor Society. During her Senior year Betty held many offices, in- cluding Band President, Senior Class Treasurer, Student Council Treasurer, and National Honor Society Secretary. DON FARABEE Don Farabee has worked very hard during his four years of high school and gained the respect and admiration of all. Don was a letter winner in Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country and Track; and won the Most Valu- able Basketball Player Award in 1968 and the Basketball Sportsmanship Award in 1967. Don maintained a high grade average and was a member of the N ational Honor Society. Student Council Candidate Becomes Queen Freshman Sophomore MARILYN RAKE BRENDA FISHER Excited . Queen Candidate. Junior Senior -Runner-up BETTE OWEN SHARON MITCHEL National Honor Society Band GLENNA SKELTON BRENDA CARTER Booster Club STACEY DANNER - Flower Girl CARLA THOMAS FRANKIE DANSER - Crown Bearer .. ;5, l l $2119. H ,unmmnxnuaann KAY? ' : JIM GREEN JEWELL JACKSON 1 Valedictorian Valedictorian English Award Spanish Award Math Award Math Award I Dare You Award Home Ec. Award 12th Gr. Stalker Award :1 , . I TERESA WHEELER BRENDA CARTER JOYCE HELBIG Commerce Award Salutatorian Shorthand Award I Dare You Award D.A.R. Award Balfour Award DON FA RABEE MA RYLIN TACKETT ROLAND KING Scholastic Athletic Award Betty Crocker Award Batting Trophy xi. . . I - 2!? x . '3 Ii'lliw A x If STEVE TAYLOR SANDRA BOOTH Boy's State Award Bookkeeping Award BAND CERTIFICATES J. Jackson, B. Carter, B. Terrell, R. King, D. Nicholson, R. Lewis, G. Burns, and J. Green. MARYANN BEYL ANITA BROWN Typing I Award 11th Gr. Stalker Award t .K 7 THERESA RAKE DANNY MCKINLEY DEBRA BROWN 10th Gr. Stalker Award 9th Gr. Stalker Award 8th Gr. Stalker Award American Legion Award VICKY KNASEL 7th Gr. Stalker Award American Legion Award Elutes Martin, Penny Thomas, Carla VanGilder, Luvenia i'Smith, Karen Geswein, Susie Eb Clarinet +Terre11, Betty Bb Clarinets +Carter, Brenda VanGilder, Diana Dick, Judy Brown, Debbie Smith, Mary Jo Farabee, Kathy Wilson, Debbie McKinley, Jim Sullivan, Sandra Eb Alto Clarinet + King, Roland Bb Bass Clarinet Smith, Connie Eb Alto Saxophones Leach, Kennita THE BORDEN HIGH SCHOOL Concert Band Wade , Gary Nicholson , Betsy Bb Tenor Saxophone Daily, Roger Eb Baritone Saxophone Rake, Theresa Bb Trumpets +Lewis, Roger Lewis, Rick Hill, Mike Guinn, Radford Fordyce, Melody Rake, Marilyn Jacobi, Patricia Thomas, Tim Daily, Vernon Eicher, Darrell Koetter, Darlene ' Smith, Sam French Horns +Jackson, Jewell Nicholson, Jody Hall, Susan Green, Joey Knasel, Vicki Trombones Thomas, Richard Jacobi, Jim Hoke, J. D. we; +Nicholson, Darry Booth, Janet Book, Joann Basses McKinley, Danny Schleicher, Mark Coffman, Gene Percussion and Tympani Alexander, Tom +Burns, Greg +Green, Jim King, Ted Sears, Tim Alexander, Kenny Purlee, Danny Richards, George Rake, Mark - Not Pictured + - Seniors, 1967-1968 BRASS SEXTET Rick Lewis, Roger Lewis, Jewell Jackson, Dan- ny McKinley, Richard Thomas, Janet Booth ,; j CLARINET QUA RTET Brenda Carter, Diana VanGilder, Betty Terrell, Ro- land King SOLOISTS Danny McKinley - Tuba, Greg Burns - Drums, Tom Alexander - Drums, Mel Fordyce - Trumpet, Deb- bie Brown - Clarinet, Jewell Jackson - French Hom, Roger Daily - Tenor Saxophone, Mark Schleicher - Tuba, Mike Hill - Trumpet, Rick Lewis - Trumpet, Penny Martin - Flute, Janet Booth - Baritone, Jim Green - Marimba and Drums .41.- . BAND OFFICERS B. Carter - Sec. , D. Nichol- son - V-Pres. , B. Ternell - Pres. REMEMBER . . . Helen S. as Peaches .. . Ralph H. in a negligee . .. Jim I. taking pictures and not get- ting in any . . . Donna Cavin's ebo-lay-lay- . . . Jim Jacobi's sweet little old mother . . . the little girl who saved the day . . . that sneaky lady sheriff from Pekin . . . the innocent couple who let their innocent nephew have their house for a week-end .. . Bette O. and Steve T. messing up their lines about chicken and duck . . . Zombies--A-nita B. and Richard T. . . . B111 Cooper's glorious death scene . . . LEFT: Without the aid of Mrs. Gordon the dinner could not have been successful. CORNER: The Freshman lent a helping hand in serving the meal. BELOW: A11 anxiously awaited for the meal to be served. b 715.14 M'tLuai ' -pw,-'n.rv- - '- - .: - Faculty Vs. Seniors One activity during the year, which everyone looks forward to at Borden, is the basketball and volley- ball games between the faculty members and Seniors. It never fails that the faculty comes out ahead in every game! As you can see by the pictures, the faculty put forth much effort to win those games. Everyone knows, of course. that the Seniors could have won the games! ! 'l nupttwv' new. '5' n-. .5. hrit m wiif? -5 ?e;z;:'2'l:;:a'i354mw' nor Under the Direction of Mrs. Gloria Gordan A'I'IJI ETII'C H I I ILL I ILJ The Cross Country team warms up before the con- ference meet. Cross Country The Braves completed the 1967-68 Cross Country season with a record of eight wins and seven losses. Jim Green, Borden's top runner, won the Dixie -Monon Conference for the sec- ond straight year. His victory also marked the third straight season that a Borden runner has won the confer- ence meet. Left at Right: Coach Joe Thompson, Eddie Thomas, Mike Crone, Tim Sears, Jim Green, Mark Schlei- cher, Anthony Hardy, Don Farabee. Left to Right: Coach Larry Johnson, Manager Don Booth, Dennis Schad, John Everage, Scott Rehmel, Robert Crabtree, Lawrence Wilcher, James Book, Don Farabee, Roland King, Darry Nicholson, Greg Burns, and Manager Bob Lee. Head Coach - Asst. Coach - Jr. High Coach - LARRY JOHNSON EUGENE STINSON JOE THOMPSON Hardwood Highlights The Braves opened the 1967-68 season by traveling to Vevay, where they defeated Patriot 92 to 55 with five players scoring in double figures. Borden then lost it's first game, a one point loss to conference-opponent Medora. Borden went on to win it's next two games in overtimes over North Central and rival New Washington. Borden then lost it's next 5 games. The Braves got back on the winning trail by defeating Deputy in the consolation game of the Henryville Tourney 62-60. Coach Johnson's squad then went on to down Lanesville but lost to a tall Crothersville squad. Borden went on a four game winning streak by defeating Clearspring, Marengo, Deputy, and Henryville before losing to Morgan Twp. The Braves then traveled to Fayetteville, lost a high scoring 110-89 contest, and then lost it's last two games of the season. Borden drew New Albany in the Jeffersonville Sectional. Although New Albany was highly favored, a fired up Borden team gave New Albany a close game for three quar- ters. Three of the Brave statters fouled out of the game which allowed New Albany to sprint to a 73-58 final margin. DON FARABEE - Senior Patriot Medora New Washington North Central Eastern 63 Heltonville 65 South Central 56 Milltown 65 Lanesville 74 TOURNAMENT New Washington 49 Deputy ' 1 GREG BURNS - Senior DARRY NICHOLSON - Senior Schedule Crothersville Clearspring Marengo Henryville Deputy Morgan Twp. Fayetteville Lou. Country Day Tunnelton SECTIONA L New Albany '4 overtime LAWRENCE WILCHER - Junior WE 53 71 54 60 59 56 89 64 38 58 DENNIS SHAD - Sophomore THEY '71 56 53 54 58 87 110 84 64 73 JAMES BOOK - Junior Roland brings the ball up against a press. T U 0 S k C 0 1 b d n a 1 0 R S a d n .U 0 b e .1 a n W 0 d S .I. 11 . u a p n h 0 VJ Don puts in 2 of his 381 points. 60 21 Coach Johnson calls time to settle team down during Milltown game. Scott grabs a rebound in the Patriot game. JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1: Ted King, Pete Beyl, Gary Wade, Mike Koerber. ROW 2: Coach Eugene Stimson, Anthony Hardy, Radford Guinn, Jim Book, Scott Rehmel, Mike Kirk, Student Manager - Kevin Akers. FRESHMAN TEAM: BOTTOM: Andy Lewis, Larry Everage, Doug Lawson, Kenny Zumstein. TOP: Eugene Stimson - Coach, John Burton, Terry Jackson, Raymond Tackett, Bruce Wright, Tony Rehmel, Allen Booth - Student Manager. vlw'f'n . .' Z ' V. I x'f '73 ' Wefre Proud of Our Team, Wefre Gonna Shout It BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS Diane Rake - Secretary-Treasurer, Glenna Skelton - President Sharon Mitchell - Vice President Miss Nicholson is Head Chief of Squaws . Varsity TERESA WHEELER JANICE KOERBER BETTY TERRELL KATHLEEN KOERBER Captain I h. M 3 J unior Varsity MARY ANN BEYL - Captain MELODY FORDYCE DARITA JACKSON JODY NICHOLSON - A1 ttttttt MARCIA JORDAN - A1 ttttttt e Athletic trophy winners are Jim Green, Conference Cross Country Winner; Don Farabee, Basketball Most Valuable Player; Robert Crabtree, Varsity Free Throw; John Everage, Basketball Sportsmanship; and Radford Guinn, Junior Varsity Free Throw. Senior Athletes who received Honor Jackets are Roland King, Bruce Callam, Darry Nicholson, Greg Bums, Don Farabee, John Everage, Don Booth, Paul Stumler, Jim Green, and Bob Lee. 66 Ted King lays down a good bunt against Clearspring. g1 V Baseball t67368 Borden lost its first two non-conference games but came back to win its next seven games, and took the Western Division of the D.M.A.C. with a 4-0 record . . . The Braves then lost in the con- ference championship game to Medora. Borden had four players on the Western Division All-Conference team. They were Roland King - Catcher; Pete Beyl - Second Base; John Everage - First Base; and Don Farabee - Outfield. Conference Record Braves ------- 5 Fayetteville - - -.4 Braves ------- 18 Clearspring - - - - 6 Braves ------- 9 Tunnelton ----- 2 Braves ------- 24 Eastern ------ 15 Conference Championship Braves ------- 1 Me dora ------ 9 FRONT ROW: Larry Everage, Dwight Ingle, Kenny Zumstein, Bruce Callam, Pete Beyl, Don Booth, Tim Sears. BACK ROW: Coach Eugene Stimson, Radford Guinn, Mike Kirk, Don Fara- bee, John Everage, Roland King, Ted King, Bob Sizemore. Roland King catches warm -up pitches be- Don Booth gets set to hit in New WaShing- fore start of inning. ton game. .,M . 91 'rt 1n. l .35., .. - . . , 2N. Yw 2-..v 5 qusm; U,. . ., ' . . V. ' .Li .1. -IR .A' '31:, 1' ....' - 4;- , John Everage holds runner close to first as Don Farabee prepares to deliver pitch to the plate. 68 The 1967-68 Track Team Borden opened the season by traveling to Bedford for a triangular meet with Shaws- wick and Tunnelton. The Braves rolled up a score of 108 compared to 37 for Shaws- wick and 8 for Tunnelton. Coach Johnson's squad then lost dual meets to Pekin and North Central. The team came back to win their next three meets, including two over Me dora. The Braves placed fourth in the Dixie-Monon Conference Meet at Austin. Two con- ference records were broken by Borden trackmen, Jim Green in the mile run and Paul Stumler in the low hurdles. There were also four school records broken. Paul Stumler broke both hurdle records and Jim Green set a new time in the half mile. John Ever- age established a new season record for points scored with a total of 105. '1 FRONT: Tim Sears, Jim Green, Fred Burns, Mike Crone, Larry Everage, Dwight Ingle, Doug Lawson, and Mark Schleicher. BACK: Manager Conrad Bishop, Ted King, Greg Burns, Eddie Thomas, Junior Drury, Mike Kirk, Don Farabee, John Everage, Paul Stumler, Anthony Hardy, Terry Jackson, and Coach Larry Johnson. Paul Stumler shows his record form in the hurdles. Jim Green is informed that he has fin- Members of the track team relax between their running ished the third lap of the mile run. events. II IkIInD UIBLI JUIVIUR IIIUII my -u1!2-'- -k-4-m - - A 72 Von Lee Balentine Debbie Brown Charles Crane Roger Daily Vernon Daily Linda Danner Darrell Eicher Joyce Emery Kathy Farabee Anna Hardy Pauletta Hardy Carol Hurst Sam Hurst Ricky Johnson Kenneth Knasel Kennita Leach Steven Martin Billy Mattingly Michael Moore Bill Norris Jerry Porter Debbie Potts Danny Purlee Carol Robertson Mike Sizemore Mike Temple Luvenia Van Gilder David Wells Peggy Whitson Jill Wilkins Seventh Grade Kenny Alexander Sharon Burns Donna Coats Eugene Coffman Charles Darnell Thomas Dudley Elizabeth Dunaway Joey Green James Hardy Pamela Hurst Stanley Hurst Anita Jackson Vicki Knasel Susan Lamb Melinda Lee Clifford McKinley Kenny McKinley ' Betsy Nicholson Bill Orman Carol Pixley Russell Rehmel George Richards Brenda Robertson Dale Seelye Rita Sneed Connie Stewart Allan Taylor Jackie Thomas Timmy Thomas Donald Wilcher Michael Wilcher Debbie Wilson Connie Winters A IN HR I L mm L I w I ,R J? x wmgmmwgg meuymmx;xa Y ?;?;;v v 2 Third Grade Sixth Grade MRS. OPAL BAKER Second Grade MRS. LENA BROWN MR. FOSTER CALLA HAN MRS. LORETTA ROBERSON First Grade MRS. MARILYN MCKINLEY Fifth Grade . :2 smuygsk Kindergarten Fourth Grade MRS. CATHY GRANINGER MISS LULA PETREY MRS. BETTY THOMAS Jody Akers Deena Alexander Debra Beckett Wendell Bishop Gerald Blalock Jeanette Burns Paulette Burns Robert Deirth Denny Coats Matthew Crane Kenny Cullins Gerald Daily Dennis Dudley Sue Everage Rebecca Farabee Joyce F oster Yvonne Guinn Jeffrey Hurst Clarence Hall Patricia Hurst Kevin Jackson Timmy Jackson Jay Jordan Kenny Leach Glenda Mattingly Marietta Monroe Mike Morrow Mark McKinley Teresa Norris Sue Orman Rhonda Porter Roger Potts Theresa Potts David Sears Calvin Sprinkle Lonnie Wilson Sixth Grade F ifth Grade Jerald Adams 1 Jeffrey Akers Gary Alexander Peggy Alexander Terry Beckett Stephanie Blackman Marcia Beckett Beth Brown Jeffrey Callam Rose Ann Campbell Randy Coats Terri Coffman Walter Crane Tim Dean James Dunnaway Tommie Dunnaw ay Carlton Dyer Marla Hoke ,p'm Steve King Allen Kirtley Paula Lamb Kathy Lewis Otis McKinley Debbie Money David Monroe Mark Ooley Kent Pixley Floyd Porter Vickie Potts Brenda Richardson Johnny Schleicher Ricky Schleicher Sharon Sizemore Kris Smith Cynthia Taylor Gilbert Wilson Mike Wells Jerry Wright Brenda Cullins Sheila Deirth Keith Foster Reba Hardy Peggy Hoke Jeffrey Hunt Richard Jackson Troy Jackson Joey Jordan Lynn Lamb Laurie Lee Jamie Maisttison Judith Mattingly Tommy Mattingly Rena McKinley Joseph Ooley Dean Pixley Cathy Rice Randy Sprinkle Aundray Stew art Terry Taylor Larry Wade Timmy Waggoner Chris Wilson Myra Wright Lonnie Alexander Theresa Carter Karen Coats Eddie Cooley Third Grade ;: Donnie Balentine Randall Beckett m David Blackman Frank Brown Teresa Casey Kevin Coats Susan Coffman Denise Conrad Rudy Cook : g Bruce Cooley Kathy Dunaw ay Dale Dyer Donna Everage Jeffrey Floyd Bryce Garland Sherry Davis E i ; Michael Harned Mary I-Iigdon Ronnie J acobs Penny Knasel Judy Leach Bobby Lee Connie Martin i Melanie Martin Lee Ann McKinley Lu Ann McKinley Lonita McKinley Rodney Moore Ronald Nance Kimberly Nicholson 2 Melinda Nicholson Tami Norris Janice Potts David Priddy Ricky Radcliff Terri Rehmel Timmy Rice David Robertson Nancy Sanders Julie Sears Anita Thomas Amanda Trainer Romonda Van Gilder Glen Weir Darita Bierly Robert Campbell Pamela Casey Ronald Casey Freeman Coats Melita Coats ' Ralph Irvin Gibson Steven Irvin Gibson Lynn Hardy Tommy Higdon Lita Hurst Vincent Hurst Charlotte Jackson Derek Jackson Tommy Kirtley V Charles McCutCheon David McKinley Micah McKinley Ronette Nance Jeffrey Nichols Kathy Norris Shawn Ooley Reba Pixley Perry Porter Larry Potts Jerry Potts Linda Richards Cathy Sparks Sandra Wade Jeffrey Walton Debra Wells Sandra Weir Amanda Wilson Roy Dale Wells Shalania Wheeler J ane Wolfe Second Grade Marsha Alexander Kelly Akers Bradley Akers . First Grade Susan Boha Mary Coats Sue Cooley Kevin Cooper Aaron Crane Linda Cullins Mike Everage Corrina Floyd David Harned Linda Higdon Lori Ann Hurst Rhonda Jackson Tommy Jordan Johnny Knasel Teresa Knight Joy Lamb Jamie Markland Rickey Martin Monty McKinley Deanne Nance George Pixley Sheron Potts Tracy Potts Debby Purlee Todd Quinn Randy Rehmel Sandra Rehmel Dennis Rickard Monty Sanders Tammy Sneed Andy Sparks Vincent Sprinkle Kathy Standiford Timmy Standiford Julie Waggoner J 0y Wilson John Paul Ruth Ann Booth D F16 enor T itchell S. Kelmel K Marcia Jewell mmwmmmwmmuwmw? A Day in the Year of the Braves Begins . . . L . a. $ . . t! 41!; .. . g. a . 4 .w J, n;:wm: . B A q . . T r.... x: n h tt...x.um . . p p. . When the peaceful valleyts silence is broken by the sound of the 505 students arriving. gaxyawm w A xmmii 5y fmnyx f ?i .23, L xmaxaxxazsz WWWMWHWN 3 Egrnggmgaxwmwmwmxsi Once inside, we find a seven-foot basketball hero gathering his books for the first class . . . gag, ; a $32 Snaummygm.325$??qu mw WWVWENMM V a And early-morning strategy being planned for the day. Ten-minute speeches in senior Eng- lish always held the fascinated in- terest of all - interest in Who would be the most nervous! i i 1;; ? g. 44. Here's a typical class . . . at a typi- cal school . . . on a typical day. You can see how dull and lifeless ; it looks. Do you get the impression that a teacher just walked in? 86 Mrs. Schleicher mead ticket punchen wonders if she can beat the students to the cafeteria this time. Fourth period for Band students means a rush to the Museum Band Room - Band, are you ready? A one and a two! Happiness is cornbread and beans! A trip to the art room finds boys weaving? Must be Granny Day at B. H. S. 3 A serious moment - rare in typing class! ' ' ; Ready - Begin! And once again a sewing student hears Well, you'll just have to rip it out. 88 k i WW 92:2,; 223;: $22.; a N pf, ; 22m, 2,, 32;, s izsua, ; 2w, x 2,2, 22 8,323; X; 2 2242222222,; '22 m: w; 2225,; 9,5 29:23, 2 22 wavy; 22 m, ,7 2, gm 4,2252; 2 w 2 2;, e 2;; 2 C 12:22:; M22 ,3, a , ,Zm; 2322,2232, ,W, $522,222 iv;,,2; unwungyga a 22, 22,222,222 .52 2,2, ,,2, 2,1252 2, 2 a , 2 25 u 5;,223; 3 2,22,, ,2 , :22; ,2 2 25,1, 22:3; 277,323: :2,2;2 22;,2M322W2 w,- ww,;am;,f M 2:21: m2: m; 122; 2,2; 9, $2,232,227; 5 y 22m: N; a ,3, 2,, ,2, 9.2 i L , ,i. n, ,3, 3, 325; 2 2,2,? 222232;: ;,,, 2:223, 2,3,2 , 7 ,, , . 2 2,22,22,22 22,122,522, 22;, 2,225,; N, M22 242, g 22, S, 53,; 2,4;,,, ,3, .5229 .22 2,224,222,121; 2:252; , 9222;222222 2:5,;Z, 222222;; 2, , R , 2,52 cf; 2 qzwx;;;; 22,225,223. ,2 v. $22,242 9, ; 2f$3$,$e 2, J EDT Ix IIJLR FDTIC L , WEBB AND LEE 1 ELECTRIC SERVICE, INC. Specialist in Electric Wiring Electric Heating and Insulation for Both Old and New Houses CHARLES LEE, President Three Locations Route 2 Borden, Ind. Charlestown 133 South 6th Street M't h 11, I d. Phone: 246-3393 256-2087 1 C e n Phone: 849- 2323 MOORE MOTOR CO. Salem '. ' BATA SHOE COMPANY CO. i MID-WEST DIVISION Salem Indiana GUY BURNS 66 PHILLIPS Highway 60 and 31 W. Phone 246-9491 BAIRD MOBILE HOMES Salem Indiana 92 THE BORDEN CABINET CORP. Manufacturers of Quality Contract Furniture and Cabinets Borden, Indiana Compliments of ROBERT HAGEST VALLEY VIEW FARMS Indiana 92 YEARS OF SERVICE Monuments JOHN VERNIA $ SON Corner of Pearl and Elm St. 'Phone New Albany, Indiana 944-6032 Serving Clark and Floyd Co. Genuine Real Pit Barbecue Steak - Sandwiches Since 1946 Pekin, Gateway Plaza 283-8075 Ind. HICKORY HOUSE Complete Bar Service Party and Banquet Rooms - Grant Line Road at Daisy Lanes New Albany, Ind. Compliments of CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING Complete Water Softening Filtering and Iron Removal Free Water Analysis Sales and Service 490 N. Clark Blvd. Clarksville, Ind. Phone 283- 7913 WASHINGTON COUNTY RURAL TELEPHONE coop. 653-3210 NORGE CLEANING 8: LAUNDRY VILLAGE K-Mart Plaza 945-7738 Congratulations C135 5 of '68 HIGDON6S HARDWARE Borden, Indiana Phone 965-6881 -Since 1931- BREWERS Fine Food and General Merchandise r Frozen Locker Service Borden Indiana DINNER BELL RESTAURANT FINE- FOODS feymmi 57 EXPERT S Salem, Indiana 5 ; Owners: MR. and MRS. GLEN SKELTON 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 96 ,, 3. 415 EAST COURT AVE. ,, JEFFERSONVILLE, IND. PHONE BU 345114 B 8: R BODY SHOP JIM PARRIS, Owner Painting Glass Installed Free Radiator Inspection Body Work Radiators Repaired Guaranteed Work Jeffersonville 210 6th St. BU 3-3183 HAMMOND AGENCY Insurance - - Real Estate 418 Court Avenue Jeffersonville, Indiana BUtler 21373 HEUSER for Hardware and Sporting Goods BU 3-8144 Jeffersonville Indiana 97 CLIFF'S TRUCK STOP : ! RESTAURANT i E s I Open Phone: BU 2-1379 Interstate 795 65 , 24 Hours BU 2-1370 Jeff, Ind. RICK4S SUNOCO WW 500 E. Spring 4or4 Phone: Daisy Lane and Grant Line Rd. 945-8987 New Albany, Ind. 945-8805 CLARKSVILLE A 8: W World's Best Root Beer Good Food BENNETT4S Shoes, Clothing, and Furnishings 43- Salem, Indiana ?QPhone: 883-4502 98 Headquarters for Color T.V. EHRINGER APPLIANCE CO. Phone BU 3-32.44 ' Spring at Chestnut Jeffer sonville , Ind. FRISCH1S BIG BOY 515 E. Spring New Albany Street Indiana IRION 81 WOLF JEWELERS Diamond Rings Styled to Sell Priced to Sell Exquisite Exclusive Design 131 East Spring St. New Albany, Ind. WH 4-2893 PETERY-HEDDEN COMPANY 4 Typewriters Adding Machines 1 Office Equipment Cash Registers Founded in 1914 415 Pearl Strreetxnxx Phone WH 5-5215 New Albany, Ind. 333333 774xag , ' Phone 583-7897 99 . w .3 - , I .1 3: -15 Lll-'P FLOYD CO. BANK 1702 E. Spring St. New Albany, Ind. 80665 8: JUSTI, INC. Salem Indiana Borden Indiana Compliments of JOHNSONS' BARBER SHOP ZENE LARRY FLORENCE'S FLOWERS S. High Street Salem, Ind. Ph. 883-3204 IOO WASH-SCOTT CO. FARM BUREAU CO-OP Pekin, Indiana 4 Phone 653-3488 The Most Important Thing That Goes Into 3. Shoe Is the Foot STEIN1S SHOE STORE New Albany, Ind. Since 1867 DAISY BOWLING LANES Highway 150 ' New Albany Bulova Watches Diamond Rings WEBER1S JEWELRY 117 E. Utica St. Seller sburg, Ind. Watch Repair Ring Repair '0' BORDEN BRANCH SELLERSBURG STATE BANK Borden 965- 7111 ! Complete Banking Service g r l u 3 b 3 s 3 r . e 6 U. 4 e 2 S Ex! - s V. 1 kW '3 I 31111111133. t... x l02 Glasses From $12. 50 Contact Lenses Single Vision or Bifocals With Frames WABASH OPTICAL, INC. 129 Spring St. New Albany, Ind. Phone WH 5-0440 C. I. ALLEN, Optician CALLISTUS SMITH INSURANCE AGENCY General Insur ance 3426 Paoli Pike New Albany, Ind. Borden, Ind. WI-I 4-6753 965-6387 ZINK BROTHERS Furniture, Appliances, and Rugs Phone: Pekin 653-3698 Pekin, Indiana Martinsburg Road BOB and MAE LEE Highway 60 Compliments of 965-9888 BORDEN TRUCK STOP 8: RESTAURANT Cafeteria Short Orders l03 named one of Americds . . . top ten furniture stores . LE. QVIAK xxxxxx. l- --g mm MEI!!! young homemakers look to Schmist ' .. for name brand home furnishings at budget prices Easy Terms Arranged to Suit Your Personal Budget . . . on the furniture corner State and Main in downtown New Albany dial 944-2285 I04 , . Wk ENQwWashianon State Bank New Washington Henryville Member F. D. I. C. Phone PR 3-3321 Phone 796-6560 Money is the most useful thing that you can own. Use it right and it is your servant; abuse it and you are its slave. Get started right when you are in school, with a savings account in our bank. l05 KRATZ SPORTING GOODS Everything For The Sportsman Sporting and Athletic Equipment BU 2-5400 335 Beckett at Clark Boulevard Clarksville, Indiana BILLY MARTIN3S STORE GENERAL$ELENRIC Applianc e s and Furniture Carpeting 653-4600 Pekin, Ind. DIAMOND RINGS AWA RD.- W1N$g3,.i The name you can mist in CARPET and ? FURNITURE gig CLEANING 3;, :13 Mo soaking N0 scrubbing same day! Duracleandb The ONLY cleaning mnlhod honond by ALL THREE 01 then coveted ulls. DIANA ..... FROM $100 for FREE quotation, call ' '09 risk anemia PHONE NO. Mcf'uu's cmd DEALER NAME HERE PARENTS' Au lllll .1 ml mu- mum Wdyk .g u-u-u-gu. JEWELRY KENNETH COOPER fine 'ewelr for a uarter centur Borden, Ind. J V q y Salem ' New Albany WAGONEWS RESTAURANT The Teenagers Favoritd' COOKIN. AT Borden, Indiana Phone 965-6385 GUS and MILLIE SOMETHI NG- l07 Salem Pekin $2 Inucxs sf 6th and Michigan St. l08 NEW ALBANY OFFICE MACHINES, INC. 604 Vincennes New Albany, Ind. Phone 944-3443 Sales - Service - Rentals McGLOTHLIN OIL COMPANY Sinclair Heating Oils Phone 883-4902 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. Salem Campbellsburg OSBORN BROS. GMC, INC. Jeffer sonville, Ind. Trucks from NZ Ton to 60 Tons Phone BU 2-1365 DENNIS MORTUARY -' The Friendlier and More Reverent Way Borden, Indiana Salem, Indiana 1-65 and 31 W a Sellersburg, Indiana Where Customers Send Their Friends IIO Compliments of CLARK CO. REMC Your Locally Owned and Operated Rural Electric Cooperation Selle r sbur g, Indiana RANDALL MARTIN S Borden, Indiana l ! l -l I l i Compliments of HILLTOP SUPER MARKET Washington County's Newest and Finest The store that brought lower Grocery prices to Washington County. South Main and Beck Mill Road Salem Indiana BORDEN GARAGE Borden, Indiana i V. L. BLACKMAN Phone 965-6226 ; Tirest 3 33: i 33 Compliments of n GILSTRAP3S DAIRY CASTLE DRIVE-IN Q3 Ph. 883-4004 601 South Main Salem, Ind. F TYPEWRITER TERMINAL, INC. 316 State St. New Albany . . . 944-7827 3 . Royal, Standard, and Electric Typewriters . Victor Calculators and Adding Machines 3' . Desks . Chairs . Files . Duplicators . Free Office Planning and Layout Service ; HUBER'S HIGH SPEED AUTOMATIC CAR WASH 3 Budget Rent- : 33 a-Car $6 Per . 31 Car Day and 695 Per Mile. 3 3 Wash Reduced Car Wash Price With Purchase of Our Texaco Gasoline HZ ACE SETS THE PACE HARDWARE PAINTS Phone 944-6633 1905 Charlestown Rd. - New Albany, Inc. 47150 Q WALTER LOUDEN PRODUCE co. Bedford Indiana Compliments of EASTERN BOWLING LANES Clarksville Indiana COATS' WELL DRILLING Pekin, Ind. 653-4646 ll3 ll4 New Albany 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. SMITH CABINET CO. Salem, Indiana The Finest in Contract Furniture Indiana 1 NUNN4S COUNTRY STORES Two Locations Fishing and Camping Supplies Groceries and Soft Drinks Shell Gas and Oil Live Bait Near Deam L ake Route 764 Z Borden, Indiana 246-3276 R. W. CRAIG FORD MERCURY Mustang Cougar Falcon Cornet Fairlane Montego Torino Monterey Ford x - Mont Claire Thunderbird Murguis 402 E. Market Phone New Albany, Ind. 945-0201 Ford Trucks Parklane THOMPSON4S QUALITY , . CHECKED 011,11.er 01mm . DAIRY PRODUC TS 283-3591 -+-3k-+- ' 238-3592 437 Spring St. +0 .0 . 4A 0 4 ' Jeff. Ind. 0 Pt 0 60 o JQ-Ip a Day , Ego JAR 86R 93 90 B 2:30;- Z X; 0,: 4. - . 4 HANGER'S , , - ., , . f; . DRUG STORE ,' 4 Free Delivery and Free Parking in Rear of Store H5 ..-'.- P. O. Box 309 llb Foremost in Powder Metallurgy WILLIAM8S CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. Salem, Indiana 47167 Phone 883-2400 Area Code 812 MASTERQE AUTOMOTIVE CORP. Remanufactured Automa'ic Transmissions AMERICAN i REBEL i AMBASSADOR SALES - SERVICE - PARTS 945-9138 Corner Vincennes 8. Market ' New Albanw Indiana The Modern Fuel . . . Wherever you live! AMERICAN - STANDARD FURNACES - BOILERS Free Estimates Call - 282-8849 Jeffer sonville , Ind. BUtler 2-9356 '13; . KING BOTTLED GAS SERVICE Ranges - Heaters - Water Heaters Complete Dome stic Heater s Borden, Ind. Immediate Service Ph. 965-6621 and Delivery ou'lo BARROW OPTICAL 3 HEARING SERVICE 492 Quality Plus Service Jeffer sonville , Indiana 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 STARLITE CABINET CO. INC. Borden, Indiana Custom Built Free Estimates EDWARD RAKE President 923-8809 428 Spring Street H7 CARLAS A. HAAS FUNERAL HOME, INC. Ambulance Service 1245 Indiana Ave. Sellersburg, Ind. STEPHEN? SHELL SERVICE Phone 883-4003 Salem, Ind. Main and Sm all HUGHES TIRE SERVICE Salem Indiana Building Supplie s JACOBI'S SAWMILL, INC. Borden, Ind. Ph.: 965-6644 II8 REISZ FURNITURE Warehouse Store Visit With and See Our The Largest and Most I New Pilgrim Shoppe Complete Early American 1 Home Furnishings 141-146 E. Main New Albany Guild BARROW OPTICAL AND HEARING SERVICE Optical Quality Plus Service BUtler 2-9356 428 Spring Street Jeffer sonville , Indiana Hats Off to Borden High Seniors Good Luck Always ws LM Salem, Indiana ll9 Compliments of TRI-CITY AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 506 Pearl St. New Albany, Ind. Stores in New Albany E Jeffersonville E E and E , Sellersburg LE MARSHALL'S GROCERIES Groceries - Paint - Gulf Gas and Oil Phone Pekin 3 - 3404 E Martinsburg, Indiana , LOY AND FORDYCE INSURANCE AGENCY E Borden, Indiana E EE Office Phone 965-6707 'E E EE g E McCAMMON-PRATHER MOTOR CO., INC. E For Modern Farm Machinery E EE Sellersburg, Indiana E Phone CH 6-3524 Allis-Chalmers - Tractors and Equipment E?: 120 GUTHRIE 8 JORDAN REAL ESTATE .1 . Conner's Shopping Center Clarksville, Ind. DON JORDAN JIM GUTHRIE Office: 945-0237 C. P. SALES CO. I 421 State New Albany J DISCOUNT PRICES .7 Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Housewares - Appliances - Luggage Toys - Mowers - Air Conditioners and Hundreds of Other Items SAVE U3 TO 60070 l2! i . ' 111w. 142 W. Main 215 Pearl Street New Albany, Ind. 113 E. Utica St. Sellersburg, Ind. 319-321 Pearl Street 122 LAMBERT,S DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Wholesale Candy - Paper Products Tobacco - Drug Sundries New Albany, Ind. FASHION SHOP Home of Bobbie Brooks Sportswear Lovlier Fashions at Lower Prices Phone WH 4- 649 5 Phone CHerry 6-2871 McKINLEY For Particular People - Demanding the Fine st Miracle Finish for Modern Miracle Fabrics H8 6 44291: 3.1M New Albany, Ind. We Welcome Your Business FIRST BANK OF CHARLESTOWN Member of F. D. I. C. and Federal Reserve System Charle stown, Indiana GUTHRIE'S BUILDING SUPPLY Plywood, Windows, Doors, Lumber, Etc. Everything in the Building Line and at Big Savings Phone: 796-6310 Henryville, Indiana Smartest Men's Wear for You BOB-A-LOU Jantzen H. L S. Van Heusen Farah Featuring Better Known Brands West Side of Square Salem, Indiana 66$ TOMMY LANCASTER,S RESTAURANT 1629 E. Market St. New Albany, Ind. WH 5-5723 l23 T Salem Indiana CLARWS FROZEN FOOD Salem SALEM POULTRY, INC. Salem Indiana DAWALT FUNERAL HOME DAN KELLY 3 CAUBLFS FLORAL 8 GIFT SHOP Salem Indiana l24 Compliments of SELLERSBURG STONE CO. 129 E. Utica Street Sellersburg, Indiana Compliments of k? 9 Home Loans FF?- 1' Insured Savings 1 ust,Federal 202 E. Spring St. AND LOAN New Albany, Ind. 47150 7 AM. 0 Sawngs gassmlgrm HOOSIER LIME 8: STONE INC. Crushed - Commercial Lime Concrete Blocks - Sand - Cement Ready-Mixed Concrete Phone 332 Salem, Indiana i25 Fountain Service W Russell Stover Candies Gifts l26 Catering Service Banquet Facilities 4- J PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE SELLERSBURG, CH 6-342! W$LK'5 Revlon, Coty, Max Factor Cosmetics A GLAMOROUS NEW CAREER AWAITS YOU! THE NEW ALBANY BEAUTY COLLEGE A Nationally Accredited School 4 322 Vincennes St. New Albany, Ind. Tel. 944-0353 ETTA M. HART, Owner THE LOUISVILLE COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE 226 W. Walnut St. Louisville, Ky. Tel. 587-6493 ETTA M. HART, Owner YANDELUS Clarksville, Indiana to 150 Rehearsal Dinners - Wedding Receptions Phone: BU 3-8086 GREEN PRINTING BOOSTERS Weilbater Jewelry Harrison Co. Bank Palmyra, Indiana Palmyra, Indiana W. C. Campbell Store Pekin Dairy Bar Pekin, Indiana Pekin, Indiana Crockett's Barber Shop Pekin Roller Rink Pekin, Indiana Pekin, Indiana Inter-City Auto Supply Jacobi Sales, Inc. New Albany, Indiana Palmyra, Indiana Scotty's Barber Shop Haley-Leist Corner Drugs 410 Popp Avenue 461 Spring Street Sellersburg, Indiana Jeffersonville, Indiana The Fair Store New Albany, Indiana JOE McCARTIN GULF SERVICE CH 6-2077 Highway 31-W Hamburg, Ind. l27 wr-b- - ' .Jl'