Boswell High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boswell, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1959 volume:

E CII II ES Echoes. Student enrollment has increased to 350, the Blackhawks played a winning year, and scholastic achievements are surg- ing ■ iVe hope to capture these memories of the 1958-59 school year in the following pages The Annual Staff proudly dedicates this 1959 edition of the Echoes to I Robert Hanna. A dedication is always earned and we feel Mr. Hanna has more! than earned his by examples of scholarship, character, and industry. He is not a great public figure but to every student of Boswell High School, he is Mr. History of Today. SCHOOL SECRETARY The sweet smile of our office secretary is a true representation of her person- ality. Always ready to do some- thing for one of the teachers, plus the work for Mr. Johnson, Stella Barrett has proved to be a very good secretary. Be- sides keeping books for the school.Stella types the letters, sells the lunch tickets, runs the ditto machine and various other tasks for the school. Stella graduated with the Class of 1958. Stella Barrett BOARD OF EDUCATION Vestal Dimmich, Carl Kramer, Trustee, Wayne Anderson P Uuell Public School Member North Central Association of Secondary.'. Schools JOHN G. JOHNSON PRINCIPAL To the Class of 1959: I am happy to have this opportunity to congratulate you, the members of the graduation class of Boswell High School, upon the successful completion ofyour work here. If we have done our task properly, you will know that what you have learned in the classroom and in our school community is only the beginning of a process of growth which will continue for the rest of your lives. We hope that your years at the Boswell school have been new areas of understanding to you and that you will depart with a better knowledge of yourself, of other human beings, and of the world in which you livejthat you will have acquired a sense ofyour place in the great stream of historyjand that you will have developed new and strong inna’spiritual resources to guide you in the years ahead. We hope that you have grown in wisdom and that what you have learned here will enable you to serve your school, your country, and your fellow man. The seniors of 1959 are about to leave Boswell High School. uur years have been most enjoyable in spite of all the work and worry, and now that we are about to leave, we take time out to reminisce and look inro our past—-here is a resume of what we see. Out of the 25 that enrolled in the first grade—way back in 19 7� we are happy to say that 9 of them are still here. They are as follows: Russell Abolt, Donald Burton,Shirley Clark, Robert Fry, Martin Hubbard, Carlene Mathis, Carol Matthews, Linda Rush, and Donnie Stone. To complete our class of 17 there are: John LaBounty, Jerry Hall, Larry Barrett, Vandene Daulton, Steve Mitchell, Danny Foster, David Little, and John Ford. As usual, our junior and senior years have been full of activities. We held dances, cake walks, sold pen sets and candy to make money for the prom which we chose to be Springtime in Holland. At the beginning of our senior year we elected our officers as follows: President, Larry Barrett, Vice-President, Johnny Ford,Secretary, Vandene Daul- ton, Treasurer, Shirley Clark, Reporter, Carol Matthews and our members to the student council were Carlene Mathis and Steve Mitchell. Our advisors have been Miss Miller and Mr. Burton. To raise money for our trip we, guided by our sponsors, Mr. Burton and Miss Miller, have had cake raffles, record hops, slave auction, sold Christmas cards and presented our Senior Play entitled, Let Me Out of Here. Left to Right: Shirley Clark, Treasurer, Vandene Daulton,Secretary, John Ford, Vice-President, Carol Matthews, Reporter, and Larry Barrett, President. Chorus 1,2,3� Band 1,2.3, ; Majorette 3,Drum Majorette 4; Student Director 4; Girls' State 3; Editor of Annual 4; Co-Editor 3; Co-Editor of School Paoer 3; Candidate for Basketball Queen 2; Candidate for Prom Queen 3; Math Award 4; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4; Science Award 4; Speech 1,2,3; +-H 1,2,3, 4,5; Junior Leader 1,2,3; County Junicr Lead® Officer; Treasurer of Class 3; Student Council Typing Award 3? Math Contest 1; Style Show 1,2,3; Pep Club 3,4; Secretary of Pep Club 4; Elks Scholarship Award 4. ROBERT FRY BUZZ F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Treasurer 4. Basketball l,2,3, +;Free Throw Trophy 3;All-County 3;Letter- ed 3, -;Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bat- ting Trophy 4;Lettered 2,3, +; Track l,2,3, +;County 2,3; +-H 1,2,3; Secretary-treasurer 2, Vice-President 3; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Reporter 2. President 3; Pep Club 3,4; student Council 1,3; Vice-President 3; Chorus 1,3; Annual Staff 3, +; Presi- dent of Senior Class; Report- er of Sophomore Class; Boy's State 3; Speech 1,2,3, +; Win- ner 1,2;Citizenship and Lead- ership Award 2; Scholarship Award 3; Math Award 1,2,3,4; Elks Scholarship Award 4. SHIRLEY ARLENE CLARK SATCH Class Reporter 3;Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Candidate for Prom Queen 3; Librarian 3,4. JOHN EDWIN FORD JOHNNIE Basketball 1,2,3,4; Letter 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2,3, 4; Letter 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter 2,3,4; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2,3,4. CARLENE GAY MATHIS CARLA Band 1; Chorus 1; Student Council 3, 4; Annual Staff Member 4; Librarian 3,4; Li- brarian Award 4; Style Show 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; 4-H 1; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. RANDALL DAVID LITTLE DAVID F.F.A. 1,2,3; F.F.A. Reporter 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Science 1, 3,4; Shop 1,2,3,4. MARTIN HUBBARD MARTY Basketball 1, 2, 4; Letter 4; Track 1, 2, 3, Letter 4; Math Award 4; Science Award 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Artist School Daze 1. DANIEL EARL FOSTER DAN Basketball 1, +; Baseball 1,2, +; Track +; Chorus 1; Won Speech Contest 3; FFA 1; +-H 1,2,3; Math Award +; Vice President 2; President 3; Award Jacket JOHN HENRY LABOUNTY JOHN Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Alternate Boy's State;Basket- ball 1,2; Track 1,2; Business Manager 3; Pep Club 3, b; Scholarship Award 2; Legion Essay Award 2. JERRY LEE HALL JERRY +-H 7 years; President and Vice-President; F.F.A. + years, President; Chorus 1; Basebal 1.2.3, +; Lettered 2,3, +; Bas- ketball l,2,3, +;Lettered 1,2, 3, +;Track 1,2,3, +; Lettered 1, 2.3, +; Trophies l,2,3;PepClub 3, ; Math Award +; Science + VANDENE M. DAULTON DENE Secretary of Class 1, 3, +; Treasurer of Class 1; Girl State Alternate 3; Pep Club 3, +; Chorus 1,2; Chorus Award 3; Artist of School Daze 3; Artist of Annual Staff 3, +; Style Show 1,2,3, +; Basketball Queen +. STEPHEN EARL MITCHELL STEVE Basketball 1,2 3,4; Letter 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letter 2.3,4; Baseball 4;Letter 4; Football l,2;Student Council President V; Pep Club 3,4; Speech Contest 3; Annual Staff 4; Typing Award 3 5 Math Award 4; Science Award 4. CAROL ANN MATTHEWS NIGHTOWL Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pep Club 3� 4; Chorus 1,2; 4-H 1; Prom Queen 3; Secretary-Treasurer 2; Vice President 1; Reporter 4; Basketball Queen Candidate 1; Annual Staff 4; School Daze Staff 3; Speeoh Award 1; Typing Award 3� DONALD LEE BURTON DONNIE Chorus 1,2,3,4; Chorus Award 3; Band l,2,3,1+5 Band Award 3; Student Manager 2,3,4; Science Award 4; Pep Club 3� 4; President of Class 2; 4-H 1,2,3,4: President of 4-H 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3� RUSSELL LEE ABOLT RUSS Band 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 4; Chorus 1,2.3,4; Basketball i� 2,?� 1 ; Letter 4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Letter 3,4; Ensemble Contest 1; F. F. A. Member 1,2; 4-H 1; Speech 1,2, 4, Science Award; Math Award; Student Council 1; Pep Club 3,4; Band Award 3; Chorus Award 3� BRENDA ROBERTS Chemistry B. S.—Dickinson College MARILYN MILLER English B. S.—Indiana UniVo - ROBERT HANNA Social Studies Bo A.—Wabash JAMES M„ HOBAUGH Physics, Mathematics B. S.—Purdue University JOHN FINDLEY Agriculture, Shop B. S.—Purdue University Farmers Future of America B. S.—Indiana State Coach, Driver Training B. S.—Purdue —Ohio State Univ. JIM RIDENOUR GRADE RUTHVEN MORGAN First Grade De Pauw LILLIE LADSON Second Grade Indiana State INEZ GOUTY Third Grade B. A.—Central Normal ROSEMARY HOOKER Fourth Grade Bo S.—Ball State KENNETH MORGAN Sixth Grade B. S.—Indiana State TEACHERS FLORENCE EDGERTON Fifth Grade B. So —Indiana State Senior Off Guard! Eussutessi ‘illi MUSICAL ACTIVITIES The Boswell Blackhawk Band, under the direction of James Brown has forty-four members. It be- gan the year by going to Hoopes- ton, Illinois, to march in the National Sweetcorn Festival par- ade. This began the year by being seen by several thousand people. The band performed on the floor for six home games, including the All-Star Basket- ball game. It was received very well at each show. Also, on the schedule was the annual Christmas program on Dec. 22, 1958. Here the chorus along with the band again presented a fine portion of the program. Entries in the Solo and Ensem- ble Contest this year included some from both the instrumental and vocal departments. Entered from the vocal was the Freshmen Trio which received excellent rating. Included in the trio were Marcia Morgan, Violet Buchanan, and Marilyn Burton. Entered as a saxophone solo was Janet Liptrap who also received an excellent rating. Janetalso entered the piano contest and received a superior rating. On March 12, the band parti- cipated in the County Band fes- tival at Boswell. As the climax to a very busy year, the band, with the high school chorus pre- sented the Spring Concert on April 28. Seated: Barbara Brost, Pam Cox, Mary Brest, Linda Rhodes, Louise Rhodes. Standing: Marie Gerrick, Ella Kay Helmerick, Darlene McDaniel.__________ BAND AND CHORUS First Row: Lorene Clement, Kawilda Tarter, Louise Shepperd, Donna Witt, Becky Dimmich, Wanda Nern, Judy Muller, Mr. Brown, Linda Rush, Betty Jo Abolt; Marcia Morgan, Violet Buchanan, Marilyn Burton, and Betsy Cooper. Second Row: John Dimmick, Jack Dalton, David Little, Leslie Coffey, Carole Hurst, Nancy Patter- son, Kathleen Alberts. Joe Yuill, Jerry Gillen, Don Burton and Russell Sumpter. Third Row: Darrell Daulton, Maurice Cripe. Melvin Helmerick, Jim Helmerick, David Yuill, Russell Abolt, Scott Cooper, Paul Allen, Donnie Stone, and James Clark. First Row: John Liptrap, Jerry Anderson, Violet Buchanan, Louise Shepperd, Marilyn Burton, Mila Robinson, Kathleen ilberts. Second Row: Lorna Campbell, Martha Reynolds, Carole Hurst, Marcia Morgan, Jim Helmerick, Donnie Burton, Joe Yuill, Janet Liptrap, Betsy Cooper. Third Row: Bill Eberly, Jerry Miller, Suzie McIntyre, Ella Kay Helmerick, Larry Dimmich, Tom Anderson, Larry Fisher, Bette Jo Abolt, David Williams, Dennis Foster, Steve Smith, Jim Reynolds, Ivan Helmerick, Don Nesbitt, James Clark, Dan Kramer, Scott Cooper, Gary Clifton, Bill Cook. Standing: Linda Rush, David Yuill, John Robinson, Paul Allen, Melvin Helmerick, Maurice Cripe, Mr. Brown. GERMAN BAND Left to Right: Larry Fisher, Violet Buchanan, John Liptrap, Maurice Crinp Bill Cook, Melvin Helmerick. p ’ JUNIOR BAND Sitting left to right: Darlene Burton, Sharon Coffey, Karen Coffey, Vivian Buchanan, Pam Cox. Standing left to right: David Richardson, Dennis Nunnally, David Gretencord, Mr. Brown, Jennifer Cooper, Max Gretencord, Linda Clifton. THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—BAUMER' S STUDIO—KENTLAND, INDIANA LIBRARIANS Mr. Burton, Shirley Clark, Carlene Mathis, Myrtle Albertson, Maureen Stone SCHOOL DAZE STAFF The second year typing class has been responsible for the production of the School Daze. Becky Dimmich has served as the editor, Wanda Nern, co-editor Carole Hurst, Linda Reynolds, artists, Larry Dimmich, Kathleen Alberts, An n Patterson, typists. Myrtle Albertson, new idea page, Donna Witt, social editor, John Ford, sports editor, Melvin Helmerick, Jack Dalton, Robert Fry, circula- tion managers. Jerry Anderson, Jerry Gillen, and Don Stone have been our mimeo- graph operators, with Jerry Anderson as the chief operator. Production of the paper takes a lot of planning, writing, typing and, of ccurs co-operation. The staff has tried to produce a paper that will be a good repre- sentation of our school� .. . . _ „ .. The student council helped in selling and distributing of the paper thisyean We are grateful to them for this help and feel that we have had a successful yean IJ rallow Rim :o ' Wc.r STe, GIRLS’ 4-HCLUB First Row Left to Right: Beverly Lee, Sandra Jennings, Marcia Morgan, Violet Buchanan, Marilyn Burton, Wanda Nern, Donna Witt, Linda Rush, Becky Dimmich, Linda Reynolds, Mrs. Tingley. Second Row: Darlene McDaniel, Maratha Reynolds, Sharon Gastineau, Alice Howard, Nancy Lee, Marie Gerrick, Jean Hubbard, Nancy Pratt, Wilda Wesley, Nancy Goodwine, Nancy Patterson, Judy Howard, Carol Ann Jones, Ella Kay Helmerick, Nancy Nesbitt, Pat Pratt, Donna Gretencord, Joyce Fix, Janie Miller, Mary Ann Reynolds. Third Row: Pauline Flynn,Linda Clifton Laura Mae Albertson, Cheryl Clifton, Linda Jennings, Susie McIntyre, Marilyn Dowling, Joyce Carlile, Donna Webster, Barbara Gillen, Janet Liptrap, Kathy Butler, Vivian Buchanan, Christen Tartar, Barbara King, Cindy Minnick, Pam Cox. BOYS’ 4-HCLUB First Row: Mr. Findley, Don Burton, Larry Dimmich, Jerry Anderson, Kenny Patterson Jim Krill. Gary Dowling, Mickey Anderson, Dave Dimmich, Max Greten- cord, David Brost, Richard Hoaks. Second Row: Gerald Albertson, Larry Chaffee, Don Nesbitt, Larry Fisher, Pat Barrett, James Townsend, Jerry Gillen, Richard Nern, Dennis Foster, John Robinson, Dan Kramer, Charlie Brier, Eddie Findley, Bill Eberly, Dick Barrett, John Nern. Third Row: John Scolley, Tom Anderson, Gary Clifton, Tony Robinson, Don Howard, Ronnie Harper, Maurice Cripe, Wayne McDaniel, Jim Rush, John Orr, Franklin Orr, Bill Cook, Russell Sumpter. FUTURE FARMERSof AMERICA First Row: Mr. Findley, Donnie Burton, Robert Fry, Larry Barrett, Jerry Hall, John Ford, Pat Barrett, and Gary Clifton. Second Row: Larry Fisher, Ed Findley, James Shackelford, Maurice Cripe, Frank Orr, John Scolley, Robin Warren, Charles Brier, Carl Bowen, David High, Russell Sumpter, Richard Nern, John Dimmick, and Darrell Daulton. Third Row: Bill Barrett, John Robinson, Jerry Miller, John Orr, Donnie Stone, Jim Helmerick, Ronnie Harper, Jim Rush, Donnie Howard, Tony Robinson, Wayne McDaniel, Jerry Gillen, and James Townsend. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Carlene Mathis, Sherry Griffis, Bill Cook, Mr. Hanna, Steve Mitchell, Linda Reynolds, Dale Anderson, Nancy Lee Standing: Steve Smith, Louise Shep- PHYSICAL EDUCATION First Row: Martha Reynolds, Barbara Gillen, Janet Liptrap, Jayne Crumbaugh, Sharyn Gastineau, Sherry Stone, Darlene McDaniel, Jane Miller, Nancy Carol Scolley, and Mrs. Tingley. Second Row: Susie McIntyre, Janet Crawford, Louella Wilson, Donna Vice, Evelyn Schilling, Vanda Boardman, Donna Webster, Betty Gillen, Marilyn Schilling, Jean Hubbard, and Carol Jones. Third Row: Nancy Lee, Donna Gretencord, Patty Pratt, Kay Knight, Nancy Nesbitt, Nancy Goodwine, Ella Kay Helmerick, Patrica Flynn, Rozanna Little, Gloria Clark, and Lorna Campbell. The girls physical education class is made up of 69 girls. The season started with lots of sore muscles as the girls began softball. The exercises that Mrs. Tingley, physical education instructor, counts out for -the girls added to the soreness of these muscles. The other sports played during the year were: volleyball, kick ball, relays, and folk dancing. This is one class that all of the girls like and it gives them a chance to show their athletic ability. ATHLETICS BASKETBALL QUEEN Queen. Vandene Daulton. Marilvn Burton. Kawilda Tarter, Mila Robinson THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—BAUMER'S STUDIO--KENTLAND, INDIANA BLACK H AWRS II AC T IO I The Boswell Blackhawls completed the 1958-59 basketball season with a successful 12 wins and 10 losses. This js the firstwinning year that's been recorded in 13 years. The highlight cf the year was an overtime victory over Veedersburg who was the only team to defeat Ambia during the regu- lar season. The school can be very proud of the boys. With hard work and determination, they gave Boswell a winning year. They are a great group of kids, don't you think so? The B team also had a wonderful year. Their record stood at 16 wins and 3 losses. The school can expect to see a great deal of basketball fromthese boys in the next few years. The only losses came by thehands of Kontmorenci, Otterbein and Veedersburg. They also won the B team tourney by defeating Ambia in the final game 28-20. Larry Fisher, Dan Kramer, David Fletcher, Darrell Daulton, Coach Ridenour, Frank Orr, Eddie Finley, Larry McMahon, Bill Barrett Back row: Bill Cook, Tom Anderson, David Yuill, Scott Cooper, Ronnie Harper, Jim Helmerick, Leslie Coffey, John Robinson, Gary Clifton, Jerry Miller A A” TEAM Russell Abolt jllrl 77 ™' artin Hubbard, Coach Ridenour, D a n � «■ Ford Pa‘ B8rr !tt’ Jaa Foster, Dalton, THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR--ROBINSON IMPLEMENT B team Left to Right: Dell Short, Marica Morgan, Laura Ford. CHEER LEADERS • • . A’ TEAM Left to Right: Carol Matthews, Marilyn Burton, Beverly Lee. THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—GREEN1S 5 t to $1.00 Howard Little, Larry Chaffee, Denny Rc Ridenour, Mike Foster, Richard Coffey, Ronnie Vice, Donnie Taylor, Ivan Helm Wayne Tarter, Mike Morgan, Terry Meek, dick ------- Scolley, Dale Anderson, Jim Reynolds, Jeff Mitchell «Oil - BASEBALL TEAM Left to Right; Jerry Miller, Maurice Cripe, Dave Williams, Dave Yuill, Coach Ridenour, Jerry Anderson, Larry Dimmich, Steve Mitchell, Dan Foster. Second Row: Russ Sumpter, Tom Anderson, Jim Helmerick,John Ford, Larry Barrett, Gary Clifton, Bill Ward, Jerry Hall, Larry McMahon, James Rush, Bill Barrett, Bill Cook, Jim Townsend, Jack Dalton. TRACK TEAM First Row: Dan Kramer, Larry Fisher, Darrell Daulton. Second Row: Joe Yuill, Dan Foster Gary Clifton, Larry Dimmich, Jack Dalton, Coach Ridenour, Steve Mitchell, ’Larry Barrett, Jerry Hall, John Ford, Frank Orr. Third Row: Pat Barrett,’Ronnie Harper, Maurice Cripe, Don Howard, Dave Fletcher, Russ Abolt, Bill Cook Scott Cooper, Jerry Anderson, Martin Hubbard, Don Burton. Fourth Row: John Robinson, Bill Barrett, Jerry Gillen, Leslie Coffey, Russell Sumpter, Jim Helmerick, Dave Yuill, Jim Townsend, Dave Williams, Tom Anderson. THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR-DAILY'S DRUG STORE Junior Class Officers The Junior dess elected Joe Yuill President, Jack Dalton Vice-Presiient, Wanda Nern Secretary, Becky Dimmich Treasurer, Jerrv Anderson Heporter, and Paul Allen and John Liptrar Business Managers as class officers for the year. Mrs. Tingley and Mr. Findley were the class sponsors. As is the tradition the Junior class sold concessions at the basketball games. In the fall the class sponsored two record hops. The class sold Blackhawk plates for the front bumpers of the cars. The class also sold white sweatshirts with the Blackhawk insignia and the words Boswell Black- hawks across the front. The class sold concessions at the Band Festival in March. „ . . . All of these projects were to raise money for the Junior Prom which closed the events of the year for th6 class. Donna Witt Larry Dimmich Nancy Patterson Jerry Gillen THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—BUTLER IMPLEMENT Kathleen Alberts Myrtle Albertson Kawilda Tarter Shirley Coffey COMPANY The sophomore class officers elected this year were as follows: David Yuill as President, Kaureen Stone as Vice President, Mary a.nn Leuck as Secre- tary, and Beverly Lee as Treasurer. 'Ve sold chances on a cake for our money making project this year, too. During the year we had a nice Christmas party at which Mr. Hobough and Mr. Brown, our sponsors, treated us. 'Ve are very proud of our boys who took part in winning the B team tour- ney and we hope they do as well next year. V.’e have ordered our class rings and are looking forwurd to becoming Cun- iors, helping with the school paper, and making money for our Senior trip. Sophomore Class Officers Laura Lee Ford John Scolley Maurice Gripe William Ward John Orr David Fletcher Della Short Jim Rush Mary ulice Vice Larry McMahon Don Howard Wilda Wesley Nancy Pratt Franklyn Crr Wayne McDaniel Pat McIntyre Gary Clifton Mila Robinson David Williams Sherry Griffis Ronnie Harper THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR--THE RUDHNANS The Freshmen Class has elected the following officers: Tom Anderson, presi- dent; Marcia Morgan, secretary; Lorene Clement, treasurer; Larry Fisher, re- corder. A cake raffle was our only money making project for the year. We had the honor of having one of our girls, Marilyn Burton, represent us as attendant for the basketball queen with Tom Anderson as her escort. OurChristmas party was a big success with plenty of refreshments, the latest records, and a gift exchange. Mrs. Roberts and Mrs. Krill have been our sponsors this year. We are looking forward to a bigger and better year as Sophomores next year. Freshmen Class Officers Bette Jo Bill Carl Charles Violet Marilyn Abolt Barrett Bowen Brier Buchanan Burton James Lorene Betsy Darrell John Bill Clark Clement Cooper Daulton Dimmick Eberly Edward James Richard Jim Russell Dan Findley Townsend Kern Kelmerick Sumpter Kramer Robin Carolyn Varren Yatkins Judy Louise Tony Leslie Howard Sheppard Robinson Coff ' THANKS TO 01 ?. FAGE SPONSOR—LAYMAN FARM EQUIPTKENT EIGHTH GRADE Eric Dale Richard Lorna Larry Gloria Allen Anderson Barrett Campbell Chaffee Clark Anna Jayne Dennis Mike Sharyn Barbara Donna Crumbaugh Foster Foster Gastineau Gillen Gretencord Jean Hubbard Carol Anne Jones Kay Knight Janet Liptrap Howard Little Denny Roland Rozanna Little Don Nesbitt Nancy Nesbitt Linda Newtson k-A. Martha Reynolds Tarter Schilling THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR--AMERICAN LEGION Vanda Boardman 1 Paulette Flynn Betty Gillen Karen Leslie Patricia Carden Crumbaugh Flynn SEVENTH Nancy Shirley Bobby Ella Ivan Lorretta Goodwine Halcomb Hawkins Helemerick Helemerick Hudson Nancy Paul Chester Darlene Sue Jane Lee Lorton Martin McDanial McIntyre Miller Jeff Mike James Evelyn Lawrence Nancy Mitchell Morgan Reynolds Schilling Scolley Scolley Steve Smith Donald Ronnie Taylor Vice THANKS TO OUR PAGE Donna Louella Webster Wilson SPONSOR—DIMMICH AGENCY Donna Vice SIXTH GRADE Gerald Albertson Laura Albertson David Brost Darlene Burton Jennifer Cooper David Dimmich Marie Gerrick Max Gretencord Jerry Holcomb Alice Howard Linda Jennings Barbara King Ronnie Knight Carolyn Martin Edwin Martin Gary McKinney We are just about ready to depart forthe upstairs—a big milestone for the sixth graders. We will miss our recesses and all our friends in the grades but we will be making new friend, a little more as w high school. John Nern and growingup just move to the junior '.lien Sheppard THANKS TO OUR PAG7. SPCHSC: _CH V' '3 STANDARD STATIO: Linda Clifton Richard Hoaks Joyce McDaniel Bill Stetler . Mickey Anderson Vivian Buchanan Kathryn Butler Johnny Carden Larry Pamela Cockrell Cox Linda Dalton Marty Goodwine % I II Alice Hoaks Billie Hudson Gary Ishmiel .Mary Johnson Pauline Flynn James Goodwine Clayton King James Krill Mike Paula Stetler Sturgeon Christine Shirley Tarter Taylor Billie Vice Sharon Coffey Leo Tom Wilson Coffey Karen Coffey Steve Allen FOURTH GRADE Mary Brost Joyce Cheryl Carlile Clifton Charles Cooper Connie Flynn Teri Krill Michael Flynn Diane Lawson Kenneth Patterson Leslie Rainwater Glenn David Gall Gretencord Chrystie Shirley Little Martin Mary Brenda Reynolds Rhodes Jim Ross Wetonna Saylors Paulette Saylors Steve Scolley Steve Hislope Connie Little Linda Rhodes Dale Sharp Gary Stone Joyce Wilson SHANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—BOSWELL HARDWARE Ann Daulton Carol Knight Bill Miller David Richardson Christine Smith DonaId Webster James Albertson Carol Helmerlck Deborah Rosenbarger Joyce Taylor Barbara Brost THIRD GRADE Cheryl Genet Eberhardt Fix James Gastineau Linda Martin Lyndon Saylors Anita Newtson Linda Scolley John Mitchell Doyle Sharp 2 Mary Martin Gary Stone Janet Gerrick Barbara Lawson Barbara Parker Vernon Stone Rose Vice THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—CORN BELT Rickie Cox n Joseph Hislope Art Sullivan SECOND GRADE Delores Burton Johnny Mary Campbell Chaney Richard Brenda Childress Clifton Mark Dimmich Eugene Howard Dennis Kincade Kristen Kramer Philip Goodwine Nancy Leak Connie Green Daany Martin Kathleen Louise Dorinda Reynolds Rhodes Robinson Steven Richard Ross Sallee Londa Tony Taylor Trimble Darrel Webster a Charles Wilson Michael Wilson THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—TERRELL'S MARKET, PINE VILLAGE Frederick Albertson Gary Carlile Pamela Lawson Danny Sumpter Ruthann Anderson FIRST GRADE Jeanette Robert Beckett Boardman Robin Dallas James Daulton Judy Daulton Bruce Butler Linda Roe Catherine Taylor Donald Rosenbarger Larry Vice Irene Sparkman Jane Nern Sandra Scolley Ja mes Witt Steve Carden Jane Dimmich Linda Lawson Gary Patterson Lanona Sharp Brenda Wilson THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR— +l FLORAL SHOP BUS DRIVERS Larch. CAFETERIA WORKERS Left to Right: Mrs. Dorothy Rolan, Mrs. Lila Dawson, Mrs. Blanche Johnson. COOK Myrtle Williams JANITORS Jim Reynolds Clark Stovall Hard Worker ANNUAL STAFF The following people worked on the annual in the following capacity: Linda Rush, editor; Wanda Nern, co-editor; Becky Dimmich, Donna Witt, Kathleen Alberts, Larry Dimmich, typists; Larry Barrett, Steve Mitchell, advertising agents, Vandene Dalton, Sherry Griffis, Paul Allen, Joe Yuill, artists for the ads; Linda Reynolds, Carol Matthews, Carole Hurst, Laura Ford, Melvin aimerick; page make-up; Martin Hubbard in charge of snapshots and Myrtle Albertson, Bill Cook, Beverly Lee, subscription editors, Ann Patterson, John Ford page-make-up. The staff worked together well and in many different capacities. They have worked hard to complete the annual. This is an extra cirricular job which has taken much of their time. Although cutting each letter for the ads, perfect typing, pasting as accurately as possible and composing the write ups gets ra- ther rough-going at times, we have met our deadline and have completed our job. We hope that everyone enjoys it as much as we enjoyed putting it together. Compliments of GRIFFINS IGA MARKET The trend today is to I.G.A. Boswell, Indiana Tarter’s Cities Service 5 ‘CITIES’ .SERVICE, Boswell TOLEN TRUCK LINES Common Carrier - - I. C. P. S. C. I. Permits Office UN 9-5853 - Phones - Residence UN 9-5061 Boswell, Indiana BOSWELL GRAIN COMPANY Grain-Coal-Fence Master Mix Feeds Phone UN 9-5732 Boswell, Indiana On U. S. 41 100 Miles South of Chicago BOSWELL MOTEL 84 Miles North of Terre Haute Air-conditioned Safe-air heating, Carpeted T. V. in some units Phone UN 9-5060 FARMERS MERCHANTS RANK Boswell, Indiana We pay 2% on Time Deposits Phone UN 9-5922 BOSWELL LUMBER SUPPLY COMPANY Pita � : 9-5 33 SoAuteM 9 tdiatta. DALLAS SHELL SERVICE JONES AND 'SHELL; PHONE UN 9-5155 BOSWELL, INDIANA PLUMBING HEATING PHONE UN 9-5425 BOSWELL, INDIANA GRAB-IT-HERE STORE SMITTYS BARBER SHOP WE NEED YOUR HEAD IN OUR BUSINESS BOSWELL, INDIANA PINE VILLAGE Compliments of FEED STORE HILDA'S CAFE GROCERY V atifouA Az u ice.) Phone DU 5-21+25 For those who want the be3t Pine Village, Indiana Pine Village, Indiana SANDERS WITT'S SERVICE RESTAURANT STATION J. P. Parris Phone UN 9-9578 Boswell, Indiana Phone UN 9-5335 Boswell, Indiana YUI LI'S CAMPBELL'S FUNERAL CHEVROLET SALES HOME Phone UN 9-5263 Boswell, Indiana EDGAR BURNETT WASHBURN BONDED HOOSIER SCHOOL MASTER PRODUCTS Boswell, Indiana Phone UN 9-5121 Boswell, Indiana DAILEYS DRUG STORE Phone UN 9-5183 FRIENDLY SERVICE Boswell, Indiana BOSWELL GAS SERVICE Bulk and Bottle Gas for cooking, heating and tractor fuel Gas and Oil Appliances DEANS MOBIL STATION NESBITT MOTOR SALES Phone UN 9-5UOlj, Boswell, Indiana Armstrong tires Phone UN 9-9574 Boswell. Indiana GRADUATES OF CLASS OF Irvin— 27 Lorene— 27 Evelyn—� 55 Don—?T BOSWELL TV SALES AND SERVICE PROPRIETORS feoAweil Jlio UocJz GamsfuAtia+t (3a. HoAuteil) 9 u£ia ui Livestock Auction Every Friday Offioe Ph. UNion 9-5989 Woodrow Barrett THANKS TO OUR ADVERTISERS 41 Floral Shop Grove 's Standard Station Dallas Shell Service Boswell T.V. Sales Boswell Livestock Comm. Co. Grab-it-Here Store Yuill Funeral Home Tolen Truck Lines Boswell Gas ServiceButler Imp Boswell Motel The Hub Boswell Lumber The Rudhmans Green's to $1.00 Dimmich Agency Edgar Burnett Boswell Grain Co. Dean's Mobil Service American Legion Robinson Imp. Corn Belt Layman Farm Equip. Griffin's I.G.A. Law Mathis' Garage Nesbitt Motor Sales Washburn Bonded Products Tartar's City Service Farmers Merchants Bank Jones Plumbing Heating Witt's Service Station Campbells Chevrolet Sales Daily's Drug Store Boswell Hardware Smitty's Barbershop Hilda’s Cafe, Pine Village Pine Village Feed Store Terrell’s Market Pine Village The Village Agency R. G. Wilier Sander's Restaurant INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers Cover Monulocturers Book Binders FACTORY HOME OFFICE Kansos City PRINTED IN U S A ■ ••• :a ■ • v:y '