Boswell High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boswell, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1958 volume:

300 BOSWELL ITES ALL WITH THE SAME GOAL TO WORK - TO STRIVE - TO SUCCEED This school year has been eventful and colorful at home and abroad. We waited anxiously for the arrival of Queen Elizabeth and her handsome husband, Prince Phillip. The conflict in Tunisa and South America alerted the entire world, and the Civil Rights issue was bubbling in Little Rock, Arkansas. The largest epidemic of influenza in many years spread around the world this fall given the name Asian flu. The first dose of vaccine was made possible only 82 days after the virus became available—a remarkable achievement. A satellite broke the gravity bearer and sailed into space. The excitement at school was terrific, but U.S. tried after the first failure and succeeded in sending Explorer I 600 miles higher than Russia's Sputnik. The Milwaukee braves won the World Series, rock h roll and the stroll stormed the music world and tne 1920 look appeared in fashions. Our teen-age world revolved about our home, church, and school. But like the rest of the country we were interested in hi-fi, T.V. spectaculars, best-sellers, flu shots, and the new sports car. We enjoyed class-room discussions and extra curriccular activities and followed the Hoosier craze for basketball. Yes, we three-hundred Boswellites had a lot 6f fun this year, but beneath the gay exterior of fads and trends, we realized that we all had one common goal for the betterment of ourselves and our changing world—to work, to strive, to succeed. Here to remind us of the class hours, and school activi- ties that made this year eventful for us, is the 1958, ECHOES. We, the annual staff members of 1958, hereby dedicate this edition of Echoes to the retired teachers, Margaret Silvers, Kathryn Rector, Clarence Smith, Mabel Hall, Nell Rigdon, and Mr. Edgar Burnett, a former principal and teacher of the Boswell High School for 38 years. Their unceasing patience and sincere helpfulness has contributed greatly to- ward the happiness and success of our grade and high school careers. Principal's Message One of the factors which has made the United States a great nation is its system of free public education. Our American democracy is practically the only great state in which there exists an educational ladder reaching from the kindergarten to the university, in which all parts, elementary secondary and higher are so organized that an individual may freely pass from one to the other. As far as education can accomplish it, our democracy aims to give every individual the opportunity to make the most of his native abilities. We, as students and as teachers are indeed fortunate in hav- ing the opportunity to participate in this great endeavor which has helped to make our nation outstanding. Faculty H. LOWELL FOSTER Agriculture, Science, Biology B. S.—Purdue University I ESTHER TINGLEY Home Economics, Phys. Ed. B. S.--Indiana State HAROLD R. SEVERNS HIGH Health and Safety, Coaching SCHOOL B. S.—Indiana University FACULTY HAROLD ORMAN Coaching, Mathematics B. S.—Indiana State ETHUS W. BURTON English, Civics B. S.—Union College M. A.—University of i JOHN G. JOHNSON TYPEWRITER KEYBOARO Principal, Speech B. S.—Indiana University M. S.—Purdue University LAWRENCE THOMPSON English, Art, French, | Science B. S.—Indiana State JAMES M. HOBAUGH Physics, Mathematics B. S. Purdue University ROBERT HANNA Social Studies B. A.—Wabash College LOIS KRILL € eooeooe©e ww Business Education GRADE TEACHERS KENNETH MORGAN Sixth Grade B. S.—Indiana State FLORENCE EDGERTON Fifth Grade B. S.—Indiana State ROSEMARY HOOKER Fourth Grade B S.--Ball State FIRST AND SECOND GRADES Frederick Albertson, Virginia Albertson, Randy Allen, Delores Burton, John Campbell, Mary Chaney, Richard Childress, Brenda Clifton, Richard Cox, John Dimmich, Dawn Flynn, Dennis Gall, Philip Goodwine, Connie Green, Joseph His- lope, Eugene Howard, Diana Hudson, Dennis Kincade, Kristen Kramer, Nancy Leak, Danny Martin, Gerald Patterson, Lana Rainwater, Louise Rhodes, Steven Ross, Richard Sallee, Arthur Sullivan, Londa Taylor, Tony Trimble, Darrel Webster, Michael Wilson, Charles Wilson. James Albertson, Linda Albertson, Barbara Brost, Cheryl Eberhardt, Genet Fix, James Gastineau, Janet Gerrick, Carol Helmerick, Janet Hoaks, Rex Hurst, Larry Jones, Dennis LaBounty, Barbara Lawson, Carla Kay Leak, Linda Martin, John Mitchell, Gary Mounce, Anita Newston, Barbara Parker, Deborah Rosenbarger, Lyndon Saylors, Gary Stone, Larry Stone, Rose Vice. THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR — BUTLER IMPLEMENT COMPANY THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Steven Allen, John Anderson, Mary Brost, Joyce Carlile, Cheryl Clifton, Charles Cooper, Terry Davis, Constance Flynn, Michael Flynn, Glenn Gall, David Gretencord, Stephen Hislope, Carol Knight, Terilyn Krill, Diana Lawson, Christie Little, Connie Little, Mary Martin, Shirley Martin, William Miller, Kenneth Patterson, Leslie Rainwater, Mary Reynolds, Brenda Rhodes, Linda Rhodes, David Richardson, James Ross, Paulette Saylors, Wetonna Saylors, Christine Smith, Gary Stone, Joyce Taylor, Donald Webster, Joyce Wilson. •  • 1- jt a n . a t£- 0 a rv ■■RSP p Jit a 4 1 n _■ A , ’ V n • r It - . 1 t i i A t. ' rs a 1i . in r .Ht A JfTjr 15 y 1 fvWtV O n V) A a c a A. i a a Mickey Anderson, Vivian Buchanan, Kathryn Butler, Johnny Carden, Pamela Sue Cox, Rickie Davison, Gary Dowling, Marilyn Dowling, Carolyn Falwell, Joyce Fix, Jill Fletcher, Pauline Flynn, James Goodwine, Martin Goodwine, Alice Hoaks, Russell Howard, Billy Hudson, Gary Ishmlel, Mary Johnson, Clayton King, James Krill, Tom Martin, Phyllis McKinney, Cynthia Minnick, Darlene Newtson, Den- nis Nunnally, Senora Schackelford, Donald Smith, Michael Stetler, Paula Sturgeon, Chr ten Tartei Shir Tay r Bil Vic je W on FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES Laura Albertson, David Brost, Darlene Burton, Linda Clifton, Jennifer Cooper, David Dimmlch, Marie derrick, Max Gretencord, Richard Hoaks, Alice Howard, Dianne Hudson, Linda Jennings, Lana Johnson, Ronnie Knight, Carolyn Martin, Edwin Martin, Joyce McDaniel, Gary McKinney, John A. Nern, Allen Shepperd, Elll Stetler, Barbara King, IN MEMORIUM The faculty and student body were saddened this year by the death of Tommy Davis who died Decemb® 1957. We shall always remember Tommy as a good friend and student. Gerald Albertson, Karen Carden, Wayne Crumbaugh, Christine Falwell, Patricia 2: PeUlf,tte TlynS’ Nan°y Goodwlne, Bobby Hawkins, Ella Kay Helmerick, Ivan Tore Lort°n Darlene McDaniel, Susan Mclntrye, Jane Miller, Jeff Mitchell, Michael Morgan. Patricia Pratt, James Reynolds. Evelyn Schilling. •£?£ £ ’tonald Taylor’ “°nna Vlce Rollln ««•. THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR — SAUTER«S DRUG STORE Junior High Harold Orman. Shirley Wilson,Chester Martin, Edith Pratt, Dick Barrett, Gloria Clark, Wayne Tarter, Jean Hubbard, Dennis Foster. Carol Jones, Eric Allen, Clara Albertsor Martha Reynolds, Dale Anderson, Linda Newstor Dennis Rolan, Sharon Gastineau, Larry Chaffee, Howard Little, Vanda Boardman, Nancy Nesbitt,Loretta Hudson, Mike Foster, Barbara Gillen, Robert Howard, Betty Gillen, Russell McDaniel, Ajina Jane Crumbaugfy Don Nesbitt, Kay Knight, Janet Liptraft Rozanna Little, Donna Gretencord, Lorna Campbell. Robert Hanna, Violet Buchanan, James Clark. Marcia Morgan, Jerry Miller, Louise Sheppard, James Helmerick, Marilyn Burton, Russe31 Sumpter, Richard Nerr Marilyn Schilling, Daniel Kramer, Lisbeth Cooper, Darrell Daultor Judith Howard William Barrett, Sandra Jennings, James Schackelford, John Dimmick, Thomas Anderson, William Eberly, Betty Abolt President Sharon Griffis Treasurer Don Howard Kay Matthews Student Council David Yuill Vice-Pres ide nt Beverly Lee Student Council Mary Alice Vlce Maureen Stone Gary Clifton Wayne McDaniel Nancy Pratt Ronnie Harper Carolyn Vice David Williams Mila Robinson Franklin Orr Larry McMahon Laura Ford Wilda Wesley Charlene Boardman Elnora Boardman John Orr Maurice Cripe James Rush Pat Barrett Secretary Della Short Patty McIntyre fftfk k David Fletcher ti iJ Scott Cooper Bill Ward PRESIDENT Joseph Yuill VICE-PRESIDENT Jack Dalton TREASURER Wanda Nern REPORTER Paul Allen Carole Hurst SECRETARY Donna Witt STUDENT COUNCIL Linda Reynolds STUDENT COUNCIL Larry Dimmich Joyce Campbell Melvin Helmerick Janet Vice Jerry Gillen Myrtle Albertson Kathy Alberts Becky Dimmich Jerry Anderson THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR — THE RUDHMANS i m President Danny Poster Carol Matthews Robert Pry Jerry Hall 19 Treasurer Linda Rush Student Council Larry Barrett A. k David Little 4k Vice-President John Ford Steve Mitchell Reporter Shirley Clark Student Council Carlene Mathis Don Burton k rW ) Secretary Vandene Dalton John LaBounty Mary Short THANKS TO ODR PAGE SPONSOR — SANDER'S RESTAURANT Board of Education Charles Nunnally, Roland Dimmich, Worth Johnson, Ermal Liptrap. School Secretory Irene Dimmick, school sec- retary has a full time job— sometimes, overtime. May I have change for a quarter! May I have an excuee for class? How much balance is there In the senior class fund? I would like a lunch ticket, please. These are the familar words as Irene entersher office. We are all happy to have a schooL secretary who js as faith- ful and efficient as Irene. Mrs. Irene Dimmick THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR — THE 1 1 FLORAL SHOP NON ACADEMIC Cafeteria Workers Lila Dawson, Blanche Johnson, Myrtle Williams. Clark Stovall J Clyde Eberhardt a n • i t o r s ACTIVITIES Musical Activities 1 A H The Blackhawk Band, directed by James Brown, ha3 forty-five members. Through- out the basketball season it played at all home games It was received very well as it marched and presented a half-time show for the Boswe11-Fowler game. The band presented some very fine music in the annual Christmas Concert on December 16, 1957. Some from the band entered the Solo and Ensemble Contest at Fowler on February o p 195o• On March 13 the band participated in the County Band Festival at Gilboa. As the climax to a very profitable year, the band, with the high school chorus presented a Spring Concert on April 15. At the left is Kay Dahlquist, lead- Janet Kay Dalhquist in® drum majorette of the band. FIRST ROWr Linda Rhodes, Cindy Minnick, Pam Cox. SECOND ROW: Jane Miller, Ellen Kay Helmerick, Nancy Goodwine, Darlene McDaniel. Chorus THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR — GREEN'S 51 TO $1.00 STORE Girls' Physical Education An attractive group of lassies, the girls' Physical Ed. class, under the direction of Mrs. Esther Tingley, plays ball with the hearts of true athletes. Softball, kick ball and volley ball have been their main competitive sport for the year. Most class periods begin with a warm-up of exercises which seems to bring a few sore muscles to all the girls. Folk, modern, and square dancing have helped the girls in poise and gracefulness. Two years of physical education is a requirement for graduation—some girls enroll for a longer time because they are healthy and active girls who enjoy sports. THANKS TO OCR PAGE SPONSOR — LAYMAN FARM EQUIPMENT Student Council SEATED: Sponsor, Mr. Hanna, Janet Llptrap, Maureen Stone, Violet Buchanan, Carlene Mathis, Dale Anderson. STANDING: Linda Reynolds, Larry Dlmmich, David Yulll, Dwight Mor- gan, Larry Barrett, James Clark, Connie Reynolds. Librarians a Alice Albertson, Linda Reynolds, Mr. Burton, Maureen Stone, Shirlty Clark, Carlene Mathis. THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR — AMERICAN IZGION AUXILIARY Boys' and Girls' 4-H Clubs FIRST ROW: Dale Anderson, Chester Martin, Don Nesbitt, David Brost, John Dimmich, David Dimmich, John Nern, Larry Chaffee, Max Greten- cord, Mr. Foster. SECOND ROW: Dennis Foster, Richard Nern, John Liptra Jerry Ander- son, Bill Cook, Jerry Gillen, Donald Burton, Dan Kramer. THIRD ROW: Tom Anderson, Scott Cooper, Franklin Orr, Jerry Hall, Danny Foster, Larry Barrett, Neil Cooper, Larry Dimmich, Gary Clifton. FIRST ROW: Leader, Irene Dimmick, Jennifer Cooper, Jane Miller, Sharyn Gastineau, Barbara Gillen, Laura Albertson, Linda Jennings, Paulette Flynn, Linda Clifton, Esther Tlngley, Leader. SECOND ROW: Marie Gerrick, Darlene McDaniel, Mary Alyce Vice, Pat Pratt, Nancy Lee, Janet Liptrap, Donna Webster, Alice Howard. THIRD ROW: Donna Witt, Evelyn Schilling, Jean Hubbard, Betsy Coop- er, Linda Reynolds, Nancy Nesbitt, Betty Jo Abolt, Donna (k’etencord, Gloria Clark. , , _ FOURTH ROW: Betty Gillen, Connie Reynolds, Janet Vice, Beverly Lee, Becky Dimmich, Wanda Nern, Carolyn Vice, Nancy Goodwine, Ella Kaye Helmerick. _ , . _ FIFTH ROW: Violet Buchanan, Nancy Pratt, Sandra Jennings, Charle Boardman, Judy Howard, Linda Rush, Nancy Patterson, Marcia Morgan, Marilyn Schilling, Marilyn Burton, Carol Jones. THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR — DALLAS SHELL SERVICE FIRST ROW: Loweu rosier, Wayne McDaniel, Gary Clifton, Jerry Gillen. Pat Barrett. ’ SECOND ROW: Larry Barrett, Ronnie Harper, Foster Sturgeon, Donnie Stone, Franklin Orr. THIRD ROW: James Rush, John Liptraft David Little, Ernie Albertson. Jackie Dalton. ’ FOURTH ROW: Elmer Bowen, Bob Fry, John Ford, John Orr, Jerry Hall. Maurice Cripe, Donald Burton. SEATED: Co Editor, Linda Rush; Business Manager, Shirley Clark; Editor, Louise Fry; Art Editors, Vandene Daulton and Carol Matthews; Social Editor, Darlena Elmore. STANDING: Novelty Editor, Sandra Boardman; Grade Editor, Mary Short; Sports Editor, Ernie Albertson; Mimeograph Operators, Foster Sturgeon and Ronnie Nattinger; Circulation, Morris Bowen. THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR — CORN BELT FEED COMPANY INC. CHEERLEADERS Gloria Clark, Donna Gretencord Violet Buchanan, Marcia Morgan, Marilyn Burton. THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR — GROVE'S STANDARD SERVICE Cheerleaders Carol Matthews, Darlena Elmore, Stella Barrett. COOL CAT CUN CLUB An active pep club , the Cool Cat Clan, really gives out the noises when our cheerleaders lead the yells. This club cheers the team all the way— win or lose. There are 57 members. The club was organized by Darlena Elmore, Carol Matthews, and Stella Barrett. The executive council is made up of the cheerleaders, Mr. Johnson and Mr. Orman. The club's treasurer is Dolee John- son, and the business manager is Kay DdllXClllXS t • THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR — GRIFFIN'S IGA A LONG TIME AGO Varsity Team FIRST ROW: Neil Cooper, Larry Barrett, Jerry Hall, John Ford, Larry Dlmmich. SECOND ROW: Coach, Harold Orman, Dwight Morgan, Lanny McDanlal, Bill Patterson, Russell Robinson, Donald Smith, Principal, John G. Johnson. B Team FIRST ROW: David Fletcher, Jack Daulton, Larry McMahon, Bill Cook, Donnie Burton, Jerry Anderson, Scott Cooper, David Williams, Pat Barrett. ’ SECOND ROW: Ernie Albertson, Steve Mitchell, Joe Yuill, Franklin Orr, Danny Foster, Russell Abolt, David Yuill, Gary Clifton, Mr. Severns. Grade Team FIRST ROW Dale Anderson, Wayne Tartar. SECOND ROW: Bill Eberly, Don Nesbitt, Dick Barrett, Chester Martin, Dennis Foster, Robert Howard, Richard Nern, Jerry Miller, John Dim- mlch, Larry Chaffee. THIRD ROW: Russell McDaniel. Denny Roland, Bill Barrett, Tom Ander- son, Mr. Severns, Jim Helmerick, Mike Foster, Danny Kramer, Russell Sumpter, Darrel Daulton. THANKS TO OCR PAGE SPONSOR — BOSWELL HARDWARE Baseball Team FIRST ROW: Jerry Anderson, Bill Cook, Gary Clifton, Jack Dalton, Bill Ward, Larry McMahan, David Williams. SECOND ROW: Coach, Harold Orman, John Ford, Jerry Hall, Dwight Morgan, Bill Patterson, Russell Robinson, Neil Cooper, Larry Bar rett, Donnie Smith, Manager, Pat Barrett. Track Team FIRST ROW: Larry McMahon, Scott Cooper, Gary Clifton, Don Howard, David Yuill, Bill Cook, Jack Dalton, Bill Ward. _ SECOND ROW: David Williams, Steve Mitchell, Franklin Orr, Larry Dimmich, Neil Cooper, Joe Yuill, Ernie Albertson, David Little, THIRD ROW;rSDick Fletcher, John Ford, Larry Barrett, Jerry Hall, Dwight Morgan, Danny Foster, Bill Patterson, Russell Robinson, Lanny McDaniel, Donnie Smith, Russell Albolt, Mr. Orman. THANKS TO OUR SPONSOR — THE DIMMICH AGENCY GUESS WHOI QUIET PLEASE I GETTING UP IN THE WORLD ROBERT NEIL COOPER NEIL President 1; Vice-Presi- dent ! ; Student Council 2, 3? Track 1,2,3,! ; Base- ball 1,2,3,hi Track High Scorer Trophy 2; Basket- ball 1,2,3,! ; Band 1,2,3, U; Chorus 1,2,3,! ; Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2; Geometry Contest 2;Mathe- matics Award ! ; Science Award ! ; Band and Chorus Award 3; 1+-H 1,2,1 ; pep Club 3,] ; School Daze Editor 2. President Vice President ICHARD LOREN FLETCHER DICKIE orus 2; Class Presi- nt 2,! ; Class Business nager 3; F.F.A. 1,2; ack ! ; Citizenship Award Leadership Award 3 ternate Boy's State 3 aual Staff ! ♦ CLASS OFFICERS MOTTO A quitter never wins and a winner never quits. FLOWER Pink Rose COLOR Green and White Secretary DELORES DARLENA ELMORE DAR-LENA Cheerleader 2,l ;Secretary of Class 2,3,! ; Student Council 1; D.A.R. ! : Girl Stater 3; Pep Club i ;Band l;Speech 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Music Award 1,3;Candldate for Prom Queen 3 Co. Editor of School Daze 35 Sweater and B Award for Cheerleading 1 . MARGARET LOUISE FRY LOUISE Chorus 1,2,3 !  Chorus Award 3; Student Council 1,2; Vice-President 3 Treasurercf class ! ; Ameri- can Legion Contest Winner l;Algebra Contest l;Style Show 1,2; Echoes Staff! ; Editor of School Daze ! ; School Daze Staff 3. Treasurer DWIGHT DUNLAVY MORGAN DWIGHT Baseball 3 + Basketball 2,3A;Track 2,3, +5 Trophy for Track 3; Pole Vault Winner 3; Boy's State 3 Scholarship Award 3? Band 1,2,3jDance Band 2; Choir 1.2,3; Class President 3; Student Council 1, 5 Speech Contest; Business Manager of Echoes ;Pep Club 3 Reporter STELLA LEE BARRETT STELLA Chorus 3;Cheerleader 3,1 ; Class Reporter 1 ; Student Council 3; Candidate for Basketball Queen 1; Can- didate for prom Queen 3; Pep Club 4; Alternate Girl Stater 3;Sweater and Letter Award for Cheer- leadering I ; Annual Staff u. LOIS KRILL Student Council CONNIE SUE REYNOLDS ■CONNIE Class Reporter 3; Studen Council 4; Chorus 1, 2 Style Showl,2,3,U; Echoes Staff 1 ; Service Award 3 Science Award! :Math Awar Ui 1 -H 1,2,3,4; Indian State Fair Girl's Schoo 2; i -H Junior Leader 1,2 Basketball Queen 1 . JAMES HOBAUGH Student Council THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR — ROBINSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY RONALD LEE NATTINGER RONNIE Basketball 1,2; Track 1, 2; Chorus k. ERNEST LEE ALBERTSON ERNIE Student Manager 2,3, +; F. F. A. Member 1,2,3, ; Chorus 3As Track 3A Sports Editor of School Daze BARBARA KAY TARTAR BOB Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3, 1+; U-H 1,2,3,U; Junior Leader 2; Pep Club 3 U. Science A ard U FOSTER LEE STURGEON FOSTER Chorus 3,lf;F.F.A. 2,3,1+; School Daze Staff JOSEPH MICHAEL Me INTYRE MIKE Annual Staff U;Basketball 1; Track 2; Chorus 1,2,3, U SANDRA KAY BOARDMAN SANDIE Chorus 1,2,3, +; Annual Staff Editor +; Novelty Editor of School Daze 3, +; Style Show 1,2; Pep Club 3, +5 Speech 1,2} Chorus Award 3 JANET KAY DAHLQUIST KAY Class Vice-President 1; Alternate Girl Stater 35 Student Council2;Band 1, 2.3, +; Treasurer of Class 3;Business Manager of Pep Club +;Editor of School Daze 3; Candidate for Basketball Quem 2;Chorus 1.2.3, +;Drum Majorette 3 {Majorette 1,2,3, +; +-H 1; Style Show 2. ALICE JANE ALBERTSON ALICE Chorus 1,3; Assistant librarian 3 +; + H Member 1,2,3, +; Candidate for Basketball Queen 3? Style Show 1,2,3, + DOLES ALISS JOHNSON DOLEE Chorus 1,2,3,hi treasurer of Pep Club 4; Speech Contest 1,2,3,4! Style Show l,2,3,4JAnnual Staff k; U-H 1,2. BILLIE WILLIAM PATTERSON BILL Baseball l,2,3,U;Lettered 1,2,3«Basketball 1,2,3,1+} Lettered l,2,3 i4;Track 1, 2,3,U; Lettered 1,2,3,14} Treasurer of Class 1; Pep Club 3,U; Chorus 3 1+ ELMER MORRIS BOWEN MORRIS’ F.F.A. 1,2,3 l4J Vic e -Presi- dent cfF.F.A. 3;Treasurer of F.F.A. I4; U-H lj Track 2; Student Manager 3, Speech 2,3,U; Chorus 2; School Daze Manager lj; American Legion Speech Contest 3 JAMES RUSSELL ROBINSON RUSSELL Basketball l,2,3, ;Letter 3,k‘, Track l,2,3,U;Letter 2,3thi Baseball 1,2,3,U; Letter 2,3,U; Baseball Trophy 37 Chorus 1,2,3 U Band 1,2,3,U; Won Essay Contest 2; Dance Band 1, 2; pep Club 3,U; Math Award 4; Science Award lj. LANNY ROSS McDANIEL LANNY Basketball l,2,3,i+; Base- ball 1; Track 1,2,3, 1 5 Treasurer of F.F.A. 2; Band 1,2,3,it; Chorus 2,3, 1+; Vice-President of Band 2; I -H 1; Pep club 3,U Dance Band 2, DONALD LEE SMITH DONNIE Baseball l,2,3,i ;Track 1, 2,3 UjBasketball 1,2,3 U; Lettered In Baseball 3; Lettered In Basketball 2; Lettered In Track 2; Won Trophy 1 ; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,U; Pep Club 3,ht Dance Band 3. THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR — TERRELL'S MARKET, PINE VILLAGE ANNUAL STAFF Sandra Boardman - Editor We found ourselves learning as well as having fun as we pi± the 1958 Echoes together. Striving to make a good yearbook through good design and perfect typing, we found it quite difficult at times. We have worked hard but we have en- joyed it and now we are a bit reminiscent as we put the final edition on the shelf and start to think of next year's theme. FINISHEDl SITTING: Write Up, Becky Dimmich; Write Up, Stella Barrett: Co- editor, Linda Rush; Editor, Sandra Boardman; Picture Collection, Dick Fletcher; Art, Vandene Daulton. STANDING: Pictiore Collection, Connie Reynolds; Sales Mgr., Mike Mclntrye; Sales Mgr., Larry Barrett; Business Mgr. John Ford; Business Mgr., Dwight Morgan; Art, Louise Fry; Picture Collection, Wanda Nern; Sponsor, Mrs. Lois Krill. BOSWELL TV SALES I SERVICE PHONE UN 9-5655 Joe McIntyre Willard Gerrick Boswell Indiana feo otell Jlui UocJz Ga. WOODROW BARRETT, MGR. BoJxuell, 9 uAia ta Livestock Auction Every Friday Office Ph. UNion 9-5999 Daily Hog Market Phone UNion 9-5071 GRAB-IT-HERE Congratulations STORE Seniors (fp r from YUILL FUNERAL HOME Boswell, Indiana Boswell, Indiana COMPLIMENTS OP TOLEN TRUCK LINES Common Carrier I. C. C. P. S. C. I. Permits Office UN9-5853 - Phones - Residence UN9-506l 893 9U.,7n Uanft BOSWELL GAS SERVICE Bulk and Bottle Gas for cooking, heating and tractor fuel Gas and Oil Appliances A L17 f c AND Boswell, Indiana Phone UN9-5939 KLEMME FEED AND FERTILIZER Fertilizer and Feed Dealer Livestock Hauling Dean Klemme Fowler R.R.2 Phone 516-R-3 On u. S. 1+1 100 Miles South of Chicago BOSWELL hot s MO TEL 81+ Miles North of Terre Haute Air-conditioned Saf-air heating. Carpeted T V. in some units Phone UN9-506O the hub Home Made Pies Nickel Coffee The Farmers Merchants Bank Boswell, Indiana Phone UN9-5335 Boswell, Indiana Campbell Chevrolet Sales Phone UN9-5263 Boswell, Indiana MONET UME UNO! Jones Plumbing Heating Sheet Metal Work Phone UN9-51+25 _____Boswell, Indiana_______ Feeds for All Needs Pine Village Feed Co. Feeds-Poultry Supplies Custom Grinding Phone Dudley 5-2 25 Pine Village, Indiana BOSWELL GRAIN COMPANY Gra in-C oa1-Fence Master Mix Feeds Phone UN9-5732 Boswell, Indiana Compliments of HILDA'S CAFE GROCERY For those who want the best Pine Village, Indiana DEANS MOBIL SERVICE Lubrication-Wash Accessories LAW MATHIS GARAGE General Car Repairing Diesel Gas Tractor Service All Work Guaranteed Phone UN9-5716 Boswell, Indiana MULLIN'S MARATHON SERVICE Armstrong tires Phone UN9-9571 - Boswell, Indiana Gas, oil, lubrication, AND complete car service Boswell, Indiana NESBITT MOTOR SALES Your Ford Home Sales and Service Boswell, Indiana UN9-5UOU WASHBURN'S BONDED PRODUCTS Where to buy it Fuel Oils—Diesel Oils Lubricating Oils—Gasoline Greases Prompt Tank Wagon Service $5,000 Bond Quality Guarantee WASHBURN'S BONDED PRODUCTS - Phone Un 9-5121 Tarter’s Cities Service 'CITIES’ SERVICE, Tlres-Batterles-Accessorles-Washing Lubrication-Motor Tune-Up Phone UN9-9589 (Night UN9-537D Boswell, Indiana THANKS TO OUR ADVERTISERS WHO HAVE MADE THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE Boswell TV Sales Boswell Livestock Commission Company Grab-It-Here Store Yuill Funeral Home Nesbitt Motor Sales Washburn's Bonded Products Tarter's Cities Service Tolen Truck Lines Boswell Gas Service Klemme Feed and Fertilizer Boswell Motel The Hub The Farmers Merchants Bank Edgar Burnett Campbell Chevrolet Sales Butler Imp. Boswell Lumber Company The Rudhmans Green's 5 f to $1.00 Store The Dimmick Agency Witts Service Garage Jones Plumbing Heating Pine Village Feed Company The Village Agency, Pine Village Hilda's Cafe Grocery, Pine Village Boswell Grain Company Dean's Mobil Service Law Mathis Garage Mullin's Marathon Service American Legion Auxiliary Terrell's Market, Pine Village Sanders' Restaurant Robinson Implement Corn Belt Company Inc. Layman Farm Equipment Griffin's IGA 1 Floral Shop Grove's Standard Service Dallas Shell Service Sauter's Drug Store Boswell Hardware :: m-. INTERCOLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers Cover Monulotlurers Book Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansas City