Bowling Green High School - Pioneers Yearbook (Bowling Green, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1954 volume:

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Third: I, Paul Schiele, bequeath to Mark Morrow my ability to ride a bicycle. To Neal Keiser my ability to sleep in class. Fourth: I, Joe Heffner, bequeath to Russell Knox my Ford cars. To Janet Powell my ability to fall down on skates. Fifth: I, Burl Keiser, bequeath to Virginia Parrish my height. To Myrna James my motorcycle and first aid kit. Sixth: I, Don Moon, bequeath to David Schopmeyer my quick think- ing. To Linn Killion my awkwardness. Seventh: I, Ronald Powell, bequeath to Mary Ann Funk my long curly hair. To Kenneth Hauser my mechanical drawing ability. Eighth: I, James Skelton, bequeath to Richard Clark my ability to get to school on time. To Victor Steiner my ability for walking. Ninth: I, Patricia Buck, bequeath to Mary Lou Royer a pair of Levis to replace her blue jeans. To Gerry Boyce my ex-dreams for letters. Tenth: I, Ramona Clarke, bequeath to Fred Thomas my ability to get along with the teachers. To Wilma Clingerman my blushing. Eleventh: I, Virginia Lunsford, bequeath to Pat Morrow my ability to work in the office. To Don Funk my ability to make errors ln typing. Twelfth: I, Carol Crafton, bequeath to Janice Wheeler my charming and influential personality. To Leroy Lints my quietness. Thirteenth: I, Marcella Chambers, bequeath to Byron Halfhill my height. To Clyde Ogborn my ability to charm and influence teachers. Fourteenth: I, Betty Myers, bequeath to Jo Anne Swalley my -blonde hair. To Sheldon Spelbring my height. Fifteenth: Iyffane Skelton, bequeath to John Steiner my ability to write left handed. To Russell Knox my ability to sing. Sixteenth: I, Doris Meyer, bequeath to Rosalie Clarke my ability to drive a tractor. To Linda Hauser my ability to stay out late and not get caught. Seventeenth: I, Marilyn Jordan, bequeath to Doris Hauser my ability to wear false teeth. To Clyde Halfhill my ability to back a car into trees. 2 2 6 Fi if ii Q 4 Q 5 S 3 AA . We, the Senior Class of 1954, bequeath our love and appreciation to our parents and teachers who made this book possible. We close this last will and testament of the Seniors of 1954, all being a sane mind, and we hereby sign on this 19th day of February, 1954. 00 fum inf? ZZ! ,ll X 2 , :ff 31 L 5 CLASS HISTORY We had 18 members in our class upon graduating from the eighth grade, and entered high school with 20 members. Mrs. Heck was selected as our sponsor the first year. Our officers for this year were Doris Meyer, President, Pat Buck, Vice President, Marilyn Jordan, Secretary-Treasurer. To make money during the year, we sold popcorn at the ball games and at Christmas time we raffled off a cake. We started our sophomore year with 19 members. This year our spon- sor was Mr. Killion and our class officers were as follows: Pat Buck, Presi- dent, Ronnie Powell, Vice President, Doris Meyer, Secretary-Treasurer. One of the highlights of the year was the class party held on March 19. Spring Carnival time rolled around April 4, and we had a freak show, spook show, and a cake walk, all of which we had a lot of fun out of and made some money too. We started our junior year with 18 members and Mr. Killion was again chosen as our sponsor. Our class officers for this year were Ronnie Powell, President, Doris Meyer, Vice President, Pat Buck, Secretary, Vir- ginia Lunsford, Treasurer. This year we had charge of the concessions at the ball games. Our class play, Everybody's Crazy, was presented to a large and ap- preciative audience on December 18, 1952. We should add that the whole class had more fun than you can imagine at rehearsals, including those at night during which we almost froze to death, but we would gladly have put it on again. A skit between acts, Coon Creek Courtship, was given by Ramona Clarke and Marilyn Jordan. Now in 1953 we have come back to school as SENIORS after 12 years of hard work and a lot of fun. Mr. Killion is our sponsor this year and our class officers are, Ronnie Powell, President, Paul Schiele, Vice President, Ramona Clarke, Secretary, Virginia Lunsford, Treasurer. To make money to take our Senior trip, on which we leave for Wash- ington, D. C., the 30th of March, we sold magazine subscriptions. Three of our class sold enough subscriptions to earn prizes-Doris Meyer, Burl Keiser, and Paul Schiele. On March 19th we will present our class play, A'Feuding Over Yon- der. We have not started practicing on this yet, but we're sure that it will be a success and a lot of fun. Some of the other highlights of this year for our class has been get- ting and decorating the Christmas tree, ushering for the Junior class play, getting ads for our annual, also baby rattles, and cleaning the gym for the Christmas program. We will leave school by way of baccalaureate on April 18th and com- mencement on April 23rd. Of the 23 members who entered school back in September of 1942, 17 of us will graduate. We leave here with great an- ticipation to the future and a glance of regret backwards. Good-By to all of you from all of us. , :X I - x . , Y bi 1 A E 34 wg S: TZ f ,, ,af i ? EQ gk, Yi is 5 A lag Q 3, i . fi 44 sq 4. Zi? 2? is E CLASS PROPHECY While on our senior trip riding towards Washington, D. C., we began discussing our various plans for the future. We thought it might be well to have a class reunion in twenty years. By that time we could determine whether our hopes, ambitions, and dreams had at least partially been realized. In the year 1974 each of us received an invitation from Virginia to have the reunion in her spacious twenty-three-room mansion located on the banks of Eel River where she operates a big farm with her husband and eleven children. Marcella was the first to arrive, having received her invitation while passing through the vicinity with a big circus in which she is a star acrobat. Jim Skelton soon buzzed in driving a new car built from spare parts from a big garage in Las Vegas where he is head mechanic. Doris becanfe a famous opera singer in New York but since the death of her invalid husband is now teaching music in a select girls' school in Boston. Ronnie finally realized his ambition, graduated from Annapolis and is now head of Navy Intelligence Service. Marilyn is an old maid but a very successful designer of clothes for a New York store. She says she is still looking for a perfect man. Paul became a very successful writer. His best seller has been the book entitled How to Spend Your Leisure Time. Betty lives in Arizona with her husband and five children, where she operates a large dude ranch. Jim Brown became a successful farmer but sold out and now is presi- dent of the First National Bank' in Tulsa, Okla. NO, he isn't married yet but-. Joe introduced us to his wife and six children. He and his wife are running a big dairy farm near Chicago. Ramona married a rich oil man from Austin, Texas, and is the town's society leader, besides serving two terms as state representative. Carol became a nurse, married a doctor and now they have their own hospital in Memphis, Tenn. Patricia graduated from college, taught social studies, lectured on philosophy and is now in charge of the Dorothy Dix column for the New York Times. NO, she never married. Jane became a portrait painter and made a big success in Hollywood where she lives with her cowboy actor husband. As we were talking over old times a big car sped up the drivewayg on the side we noticed painted in flashing colors-KEISER, MOON AND SWALLEY CORP., CRASH AND STUNT DRIVING. They remarked that they had successfully toured the U. S. and abroad where Keiser was a big drawing card with his motorcycle acts. After dinner as we sat around talking over old times and as the time drew near for us to depart, we received a surprise from Jim Brown as he invited all of us to his wedding next June. QL 5 'z sl ff, XY Q5 G4 1 , ,V 33. ,4 g l fi fi V5 Sig, - Y na: A I? 1 21, 'Q l H K 4' ,N ,gp gn, Qui WSH ., -. . ., ,A 4 4 f-A .1 gulf' my Q X 'f' Y Yue , K .mkgxn , Q ,jx 'Q'-egg, - 5 Q- 'YN' 'dxf :' ,.!'iq1 .ww ...du K . ., 5 sky? .. K 11- if if S54 N 3 , Q5 JT VY ' -4 i 5 Q5 3 Si .., wi gi 5 ff? K 1 W? 4-XSQQ. ,Uh-n-LM .- 'Q .aa 5 UWM w 1,1-fi AWK? 'X S '-'K -H1 in 41 F .,.g,,, min rj ,Lx K rg M ,M . , me mM,,,,,.g af xl 5 CLASS OF 1955 First Row-Gerry Boyce, Don Funk, Byron Halfhill, Doris Hauser, Kenneth Hauser. Second Row-Neal Keiser, Russell Knox, Leroy Lints, Pat Morrow. Third Row-Mary Lou Royer, Bob Schroer, John Steiner, Janice Wheeler. an ai I 1 U TS 3 ' 2 f 'fu ., 1 w '76 lf ti .Q :f .3 A 3 1 5. 'F Thirteen Freshmen kids entered B. G. H. S. in the fall of 1951. We chose Mrs. Shaul as our sponsor. Our officers were: President, Bob Schroer, Vice President, Ken- neth Hauserg Secretary-Treasurer, Doris Hauser. At the Spring Carnival we pre- sented a play, BOBBY SOX, to help our ailing funds. When we returned in our Sophomore year we had lost a member, Oran Clark, and gained one, Pat Morrow. We chose Mr. Klinger as our sponsor and our officers were as follows: President, Mary Lou Royer, Vice President, Gerry Boyce, Secretary, Doris Hauser, and Treasurer, John Steniner. This year we had a booth and a minstrel show at the Spring Carnival. When we came back in the fall of 1953 we were, believe it or not, Juniors!!! We chose Mrs. Powell as our class sponsor and the following officers were chosen: Presi- dent, Bob Schroerg Vice President, Mary Lou Royer, Secretary, Pat Morrow, and our Treasurer is Neal Keiser. We have the concessions stand at our home basketball games and at the games Ashhoro plays at B. G. Before Christmas we had a lot of fun and earned some nice money by presenting a class play, DATE BAIT, on November 10. We have every right to be proud of our class as we have one yell leader, seven basketball players, one majorette, five members in the hand and two girls in chorus. GIRL' PHYSICAL EDUCATIO First Row-Pat Buck, Betty Myers, Virginia Lunsford, Ramona Clarke, Carol Crafton, Marcella Chambers. Second Row-Pat Morrow, Mary Lou Royer, Myrna James, Mrs. Powell, Instructor, Janice Wheeler. Third Row-Doris Hauser, Rosie Clarke, Virginia Parrish, Gerry Boyce. . 4. ,. M, - .. . ' X. L 3 24.4, wr, x ' 1' .mi 22'-24 ' 'nmi . -,- -.uf .4 1- 3 yy mb w J 1 731 311. E, 4 ..m,.'. ,Y w-N-XS! QQ? gg, - x- ' NNN Q39 ,.. -I ,. sd, ,ay K , 55'-f.V.L fvX45,',Q9Qi M, Af, Q N rf 5 Q bg! t2lL'f:.3 H1 R , ' -f 'HA-,f kia , I K I S lfllly' 1 f uf ' Vi, ,. . Fl- . I' J ..,....,,.,-S 3 , K' 4 ,A 'X xr' ' . '. 1 ,, X . . wg K -a-.uf - , HN 'rv N-J ., XM ' . Nfgiff- H'wgfs'g-fig. .it-.,,A , ' Y.. 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To help solve our financial problems this year five mem- bers gleaned corn one Saturday. gi x ,lf ig K i if is A Y is 'K . E I . 1 v E v E Q 5 3 4 V M un, ... I I M ., L 7 .X ,. s, ., M-my .. ... 4 fl W lf .- tai- -, ,. ..:'.: ,,. .,,. A... W-tide shaggy, 1 K-.1 W ,wav 3 . .ik ix it i Q' .ir if E S il us e CLASS OF 1956 First Row-Rosalie Clarke, Richard Clark, Clyde Halfhill, Myrna James, Linn Killion. Second Row-Virginia Parrish, Sheldon Spelbring, Jo Ann Swalley, Fred Thomas. In the fall of 1952 nine green Freshmen entered B. G. H. S. We chose Mrs. Stigler as our sponsor. Later that year we had a new member but lost her the next year. Linn Killion was our President this year and Jo Anne Swalley was our Vice President. At the Spring Carnival we gave a play, LOVE HITS WILBUR. When we came back to school this year as Sophomores we elected Mr. Trueblood as our sponsor. Our class officers are as follows: President, Myrna James and our Secretary-Treasurer is Jo Ann Swalley. 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', A iq, V mf- .il V N z, :,3'L' -,K S L jp? f 134 , f ' '- f , ' yi, ' w ,- m .QV 1 , A . .-PEE'-1f g' 'x ,v , N4 . Q A, .1 2 , 6 , , . 3 f , ffifxff Q a , Y f Y 4 . . K V akfff. LP, Y, ' ,nf ,Q .' . gr Jr' K f ' . 1' fl: , 0 , if ,L f'fSQ+ v L ,A 1 l CLASS OF 1957 First Row-Wilma Clingerman, Mary Ann Funk, Linda Hauser, Mark Morrow. Second Row-Janet Powell, Clyde Ogborn, David Shopmeyer, Victor Steiner. In the fall of 1953, eight of us enrolled in the B. G. H. S. as Fresh- men. We elected Miss Ahlemeyer as our sponsor. Our officers are as fol- lows: President, Janet Powell, Vice President, Linda Hauser, Secretary- Treasurer, Mary Ann Funk. At Christmas time we gained a new member, Richard Elkin. Our class has a finger in nearly every pie with three in the band, one yell leader, three girls in the chorus and two of our boys on the basketball team. v ,, -T l . JT 5, 14 fn is 55 .4 'A R? Q. 55 c fi e. 'S ,. 9. El H QI P41 -Q 12 L3 -n if 5. is -5 :E ? '? 3 53 E., :S gii li T45 F7 M Q 55 li W W 'fr ui E2 L:J'Wfr,. .' T X If ,, 'K+-6, Q- ff.. ., H il FW v 4. f KJ 5' .-J I Tgi'-Q 5. I f J xv, , wx 'V . 1 'T . 'lr' , .va ,m fe' N4 Wi' , .ig V X 1 1 3, V G -.K4,,e . ,T 4 ' i Jw ur-V gli' . 1 .ki4 :A 1 .1 gf ' Q gh R :Hof wiv! Pr'i W , ' 1 ,- , 1144- in ' A .fi 1 .J F, , 1 A 1 H ,, md,- 'y?'?4- 3 3 X r Q f X ' Q. val 1 wg J. xn 4- 3.1 1 rl .B 5 if W Af Q, pa E, FL :ig Vi M Q Q. W f wif F! Us ' 1 I ,. , '53 his i Q V4 gf. VH S23 N fit 1' S Q53 3 6751 FIR T GRADE John Blubaugh Jack Boyce John Boyce Patty Grafton Beverely Figg Jeanie Kay Carole Moberley Rickey Moon ,,,:,.. y W ,..,,.,: . .. E :I ,. V- - - ' .... . ' rf H .5 I , ,A Q . jf, ' La k J K f N , if I f x N L Q9 K , a 33615, .H John Sands Carolyn Steiner Therren Zumpe 1. ,.. J! M -M VF fi vi , ,, 1? :L us -? 2 fi? 'X '4 ,L rs rs Q -1 ,df if si 's L. H. A QI Wi Bi 31 Fl' ,JH J Qs .5 - 'z ,X X, , , 1 1, in s , r If .,, . J , i SECO D GRADE Barbara Fender Frankie Fender Norman Keiser Diana Meyer 3 l 1 Kathy Morrow Rosie Mustard Harold Schroer Virginia Shaffer Charlene Silvers Johnnie Sowers Kent Weber' Nancy Kay Elkins moved here after pictures were taken. , 125 rm THQ, ' 'Nm .T P , Tn 1, 5. X t vs! 35 li 3. T. an ..,1..f THIRD GRADE Jeannette Bothwell Owen Chambers Mona Sue Emmert Sandra Figg Johnnie Fisher :Z .!'lv , e .e,- Q P: E r 1. gif: X. Gary Frances Ken Robert Killion Vonnie Minnick Juana Moon Loretta Moon Donald Rains Gerald Rogers Johnnie Silvers Sandra Snapp 1 4 r 1 -V 41 -1 u 4 1- uf ' + vs E9 ,ie , A C . . . A 4. , . rf Y F0 RTH GRADE Janie Brown 4 K.--v-l ,, E V'A airs r -.'.. 1 - . ii Faye Clark Maye Clark Judith Godfrey David Hauser Martha Hauser Danny Jordan Helen Sowers Paul Spelbring Dean Swalley Jean Swalley Camilla Elkins moved here after pictures were taken. F2 . , 'in 'lt T! gs N. M 1:1 -1. 'Z U 5 si' FIFTH GRADE Charles Brown Elizabeth Clark Edna Mae Fender Charlene Halfhill Judith Hamvai Forest Keiser Jane Mace Linda Mace Carl Steiner Robert Skelton Albert Zumpe Tony Elkins moved here after pictures were taken. .LMI1 a 1, L JSP ' Q' vy 1 TV- K W ve'-y- . If V4 4 xi' . :ff , 'z , ,qt . ,X , ' ,',', EJ- g' -.1 ,iff- We s ' A i ,4- rg, H G. WZ 4 fri 'a ,. , DY' ' A 'fx L ki ff ,ya '. ,K- 'ff , ,X W SEVENTH GRADE Rodney Brown Kathy Bryant - , E3 ' . 'I 0 1 :,, .- if .1 am.,-0, V I H j Y ,, Q? Q Ng E the wi' if ,A l x 3 'ffwiw : X z 5 Qi i i we '54, 'gf fa 4 1 aw KJ V 5 'ww w Annabelle Cox Melba Jordan Billy Knox Tony Lunsford I f Q aff? , ' 4 we ' . T , ie. fll lmji , k -A .e -SLS' .lzii .,,, fm H. ay -If if Y Eg ,ff Y 1 -:E x zlvu V Adele Moon Carolyn Skaggs Benny Sowers Meriann Elkins moved here after pictures were taken. Gilbert Clark was absent when pictures were taken. Barbara Hochstetler. NW Betty McCutcheon 'Q Mary Jo Thomas 2, E 3:7 3 R 'IL P r i' . . F . ,W 531, N 35 Til 'n A si J, EIGHTH GR :lf , M ,,-,', -ZH ., ,..:. I DE wi , n '85 , 1 - A Mb Q . m First Row - Billy Brown, Sue Dowty, N Q, I Aff David Figg, Linda Halfhill, Sheldon Huber. lv ' ,V ,ar ? 'A Second Row - Norma Killion, Lyman Q A -::-f , m 'i if f ? Lints, Lillian Penrod. WMM' '1 'M' A ,Y .FI Michael Elkins moved here after the ' -'W r W pictures were taken. 4' 5 ii' f M 1-A- -v ' , We , 7, ,.,,. ni eiii i S , A I lr Nw . J, :: ,, ,.,-. Q '.-l: : 1,25 E Q. ' ---h-,- '-v Q s Y K ,W-'xnxx ' li as 'WMTY9' E55 M.--fr' X gl S we -. . Z W First Row-David Brown, Rodney Fipzgr, Bill Hoch- stetler, Jean Huber. Myron James. Second Row-Norma Smith, Elaine Spelhrimr. 5 . Sf fb K, ia A fl- +'-'f,- ' 'iff '- , XQ F? 'V fit? ., .433 L: ,, , I v--L HM, .. -r ff y . -. H- N KJ C-Q b r- D Ot: ,Jr f Q ,,' 4 'V V - , - .., 3,:f2'... 'fig ' 211.1 , ' -7 V' f , f f4ff4,p:m, ,141 ' .i: f1 '-J H4 f' 4'44 -1,3 , h. .4v' , LL 1, , J. , ,ff -, '.',', , , ,, fy,'f1 - 1 ki. - ,K f , ' ft 5 ?'f'f1f,'J, . .' 1 '.: by B H-., ' .. .,NJ,.'..gf ,3..,-Ji f, - . ,, ,V A, ,, f., , :, A4 'f . ' .fv -. ' ' . ff, 34' , ' xl 4. 1, ,. 3 Aff ,Ny 1 fr Wf. , , ., ,. . .1.f,..s,, 4 f, ,A q 11, V , . 1 f' . ig. fx 'fxf . 1 -. 'nf Milf ,,-. BA .... .UM 4' A xl si' No A A Z, ,, if X ,5 3' 35 , Z il? hi B? +1 EF E , Q FIR T TEA Standing,-Ronnie Powell, Mamigerg Roy Swalley, Don Moon, Kenneth llauser, Hola Scliorer, Burl Keiser, Mr. Tl'Lll'lll00ll, Coach, Byran Halfhill, l'anl Schiele, Neal Kviser, .lim Brown, Joe Heffnc-r. Kneeling' Gerry Royce. Myrna James, Janet Powell. GRADE BA KETBALL TEAM Mr. Powell, Coachg Benny Sowers, Mike Elkins, Tony Lunsford, Sheldon llulmer. Bill Brown, David Figg, Lyman Lints. Linda Halfhill and Barbara llochstetler, yell leaders. 4 x I lm f 1 H E, 1 -1 1 a E Sp -,M an if mL 511 a L+? 1 X 51 ,3 35 ks ,, Y. ,, F, EE W BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS Bowling Bowling Bowling Bowling Bowling Bowling Name Paul Schiele Bob Schroer Joe Heffner Roy Swalley BASEBALL Years Played Position n F1524 Ease Catcher -lentg Fielder A Catcher 1 yearg Second Base 3 years Jim Brown A-,Left-Fielder Don Moon Right Fielder Neal Keiser Third Base Don Funk Shortstop Sheldon Spelbring Shortgzop Burl Keiser Pitcher SCORES Green ........ ....... 7 Ashboro ..... Green ........ ....... 5 Cory ........ ,.. Green ........ ....... 1 8 Coalmont ....... Green ........ Green ........ Green ........ Van Buren ........ Staunton ........ Clay City ...... BASKETBALL V The Schedule for the Year 1953-'54 Nov. 3 Bowling Green ................ 41 Clay City ...... Nov. 6 Bowling Green ................ 47 Van Buren ....... Nov. 13 Bowling Green ....... ...... 4 8 Ashboro ........ Nov. 18 Bowling Green ....... ..... 3 5 Freedom ........ Nov. 20 Bowling Green ....... ...... 4 6 Coal City ...... Nov. 25 Bowling Green ,...... ..... 5 5 Cory ,,,...,,,,.,,,, Dec. 4 Bowling Green ....... ..... 4 5 Coal City ......... Dec. 16 Bowling Green ....... ..... 5 7 ' Patricksburg .... Jan. 6 Bowling Green ................ 46 Van Buren ........ Jan. 15 Bowling Green.- .............. 39 - Ashboro ........ Wabash Valley Tourney Jan. 20 Bowling Green ................ 60 Staunton ...... Jan. 22 Bowling Green ................ 40 Cory ...,.....,.... Jan. 27 Bowling Green ....... ..... 4 4 Freedom ............ Feb. 3 Bowling Green ....... ...... 6 0 Patricksburg .... Feb. 11 Bowling Green ....... ...... 4 1 Martinsville, Ill Feb. 12 Bowling Green ................ 44 Staunton .......... Feb. 17 Bowling Green ................ 33 Reelsville ...... Feb. 19 Bowling Green ................ 34 Cory ................. We drew Gosport for the sectional. Our yell leaders for the year were: Gerry Boyce, Myrna James and Janet Powell. Tl Q QQ xi -A 'S PE 55 f V ak 13? Ek ff 1 rw ff-fa.: swim g? -my 'f ,f wp in 935+ , 74',r,f, Q, , J-52 '-'f ' ' -I L- fj j g 1, 13355 1.f'ff ' A 2 5? 74rLl'f5'ffff ff? j 7Lf'fi17'fEg '15 75L5 l ' V 4-,JJ-r :A ' A , .4 ',X A - '41'. ' , ,,,f, .-. ' . . ., .V 2 ,. .-,, .. Q' '.:f , ' f A y y . , '- .f:'S':. 11 '11, , K L -s 1 L N ' , 1 1, L, v,- be H? Eff ,Q 'P Sa fi' iff 5 , X hi 1: . Q :. 5? Lis sg 55' aj Q! A-'fl 94 -11 R 5. me 535 I Pv F22 E: 1 i GIRUS CHORU Mary Lou Royer, Pat Morrow, Myrna James, Rosie Clarke, Linda Hauser, Wilma Clingerman, Janice Wheeler. Mrs. Powell, Marilyn Jordan, Virginia Lunsford, Doris Meyer, Nlareella Chambers, Janet Powell, Jane Skelton, Virginia Parrish. A K x Q f ii:-af, z...,,,,.'X r ECO D TE Standing:-Mr. Truehlood, Leroy Lints, David Schopmeyer, Clyde llalfhill, lion Funk, Linn Killion. Kneeling-Sheldon Spelliring, Jim Skelton, Vic Steiner, Russell Knox. :yi lf 91 mf- , f V , rf' f 'Q L, 55 V i L, Q-ii Li r is 3 'Q , v v ' f Q , 1 ii' fi? v A 1 L ' 1 Ii. N. L . gif' 54315 LH' , .. V W. L. V , L, 5- 514 1 fl ,. . 1 ull, .J Qs A xml Mrs. a l Taylor, Janitors LX, wi' 2 iff X ri er i m Opal Fisher, June Skelton, Freda W1-lwr. NVilma Clingermzm. 4-oaks and helners. t. ,Q ,' ,v ,aw Argcl ill2lllllHlll'5. Roy llulwr, l'l2ll'l Svhivlv. Ixus drivers. X , I . 7' M f I 1 HS , 4 J N 4 4 1 1, Q if , 3, rf F! wi QQ ' 1 5+ i . Fw ,Wx t , 55 E A E ei, E, W i, ei Q ,. 5 11 ?' ' Clin Mr. and Mrs. I 1 a Opal Fisher, June Skelton, Freda XVelwr, Wilma german, rooks and helners. Taylor, Janitors SG, i Arg: drivers. el Vlizliiilu-i's, Huy llulwr, liarl Svhivlo, luis .J 3 if M if ba. F U 5 ,. ,f S .3 5, 1 .2 1 11 51 fl rj a 1 1 gi QE 'ia 1 4 W, L9 .v 1 'ff' Ma J uz f W 1 .1 f sf .- ,, ,X 1 1 4 Q ,f K ji ,f Vw wird ' i'f'?2'Q ' K4 fp mi 1' EA! 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BOTTLERS OF ROYAL CROWN A NEHI BEVERAGES BEST BY TASTE TEST COLA DONIT BREAD SAY HOLSUM SAY A-A . , ,xf 41x ui 1 5-Q ' .V SPENCER MONUMENT WORKS FOR FINE QUALITY MONUMENTS, WORKMANSHIP, AND CONSTRUCTION UNEXCELLED ON STATE ROADS 67 - M5 SPENCER INDIANA PHONE 91 MACK C. MORRIS, PROP. BURKE MOTORS COMPLIMENTS OF DODGE PLYMOUTH DULING SERVICE STATION DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS 71M WEST MORGAN STREET SPENCER, INDIANA SPENCER INDIANA PHONE 65 PHONE 557 COMPLIMENTS OF THE KROGER CO. TM WEST MARKET STREET SPENCER, INDIANA NEEDY ELECTRIC WHIRLPOOL LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT KELVINATOR APPLIANCES FLETCHER AVE. SPENCER INDIANA PHONE 5O - W WALLY'S SERVICE STATION SOUTH MAIN STREET CLAYTON WINDERS 8 SONS SAND - GRAVEL AND CONCRETE BLOCKS - CRUSHED STONE AND AGRICULTURAL LIME SPENCER INDIANA DUMP TRUCKING WALLACE COFFEY S SOUTH SYCAMORE MANAGER SPENCER INDIANA wg ,. 5? fi Q91 ,, Qfv A fl: :?'f W , , W. , V COMPLIMENTS OF KATTMANS GENERAL STORE POLAND , IND IANA POLAND ROLLER MILLS HAROLD H. NEES FEED FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS POLAND, INDIANA POLAND HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE FURNITURE SKELGAS POLAND, INDIANA SEE LAWRENCE SCHROER AND SON FDR DEPENDABLE TRUCKING SERVICE LIVE STOCK HAULING A SPECIALTY ALL LOADS FULLY INSURED PHONE: POLAND IZILI KELLY SEED CORN FEDERAL FERTILIZER SALESMAN HOVEY O. BROWN CENTER POINT, INDIANA LAKE GREYBROOK GOOD FOOD AND COKES CHARLES KING FROPRIETOR A. R. HOFFA GROCERY BOWLING GREEN, INDIANA v .,,, 4 I 5 ,, 14 X j ag: fu . If: M. . fia- ..m - a.-in COMPLIMENTS OF BROWN'S CLEANERS CLAY CITY, INDIANA CRIST JEWELRY STORE CLAY CITY, INDIANA SCHOPPENHORST FUNERAL HOME DEPENDABLE FUNERAL AMBULANCE SERVICE CLAY CITY, INDIANA PHONE IM- 29-O5- CITIZENS COIvIPLIIvIENTs CF SCHOPMEYER IMPLEMENT 8 TRUCK SALES CLAY CITY, INDIANA PHONE CLAY CITY CITIZEN T18 BOB LOWE MOTORS AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER CLAY CITY, INDIANA RR LOWE PHONE 15lL COMPLIMENTS OF JOHNNY AND ANN'S PLACE POLAND, INDIANAV COMRLIMENTS OF POLAND STATE BANK POLAND, INDIANA if M g , X i 5 1 1 '1 A 1 if , A 1 5 I . ' i Q 1: , 2 ' Wi i . K 1 1 x 6 vi . I k 4 + f 3 1 li : 1 a ' . Y S 1 F3 3 'Fc 2 fl J QV, 5.51 ' V :V ii:- 2-.. QL , T., iw 5 54 OALTON'S AUTO SERVICE UNITED MOTORS SERVICE BROWN COAL CO. NO ROCKS, SOME CLAY, IT ALL BURNS AS GOOD AS HAY. CLAY CITY INDIANA PHONE 27 HIGHWAY 59 WM. T. 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L2 WE 15 G pa if if E PLUNKETTS FEED STORE CENTER POINT INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF MOONIS PACKAGE STORE CENTER POINT INDIANA PHONE IM FORD TRACTOR A DEARBORN FARM IMPLEMENTS ANDERSON TRACTOR SALES CENTER POINT INDIANA COMPLIMENTS PROM LUCY'S BEAUTY SHOP POLAND INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF HFOR EVERY WALK OF LIFEH VELVET-EEZ AIR CDSHIONED SHOE D - X STATION ED MINOR ASHBORO INDIANA SALINE CITY INDIANA GUY MCCULLOUGH GENERAL MERCHANDISE VALENTINE'S MOBILE GAS A OILS TERRE HAUTE INDIANA SALINE CITY, INDIANA 3 3 3 53 5 gi N-1 RE ,Q '1 A H F55 P! 51 f ri ,gl 'T E-2 'E m 5 fx :Sf 3 L. i U ,4 ri COMPLIMENTS OF SAMUEL C. MCQUEEN STATE SENATOR SMITHIS CLEANERS QUALITY CLEANING 8 PRESSING SUITS TAILORED TO MEASURE FOR BOTH MEN AND WOMEN BRAZIL INDIANA FLICKIS RICH HOME MADE ICE CREAM MANUFACTURED BY FLICK'S DRIVE IN BRAZIL INDIANA COMPLIMENTS OF MENOENHALL'S NO. I PHARMACY INC. 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S BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY BOOSTERS A FRIEND BRAZIL HOLLOW BRICK 8 TILE OO RUMBLEY'S wEE TOTS PIETERSON HARDWARE ECONOMY STORE LAWRENCE RHODES MOSS 8 MONEY JESSE HOUK MR. 5 MRS. DICK MOON MR. MAx MUSTARD Zudlcitoac 117444414 Bznnv-mmvsn mo com-mv, mc NIIIIDI, IANIAI 1 . 5 A , , --g 4 . f , J . 6 1- E. .v if f Tl 1 1 3 fl l r v1.L.-..-.ik .A