Brazil High School - Brazilian Yearbook (Brazil, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1949 volume:

Bedication To the graduating class of 1949 these well-worn steps are a symbol. They signify the advancement we have made during the last four years as step by step we have tried to become more fitted for this day when we must go forth into the world. , - ' 'Q We hereby dedicate this issue of the Senior Student to all the futurejfg graduating classes' hoping that they, too, will be' inspired by these steps they climb toward their goal-graduation. - . ' 5: .: 'fs:, , i' if if P ' 5 Kenneth Mi President il F? Lucia Pierce Sponsor i Q ,X +L, if C. C. Sexton George 'Kerr Principal B. H. S. .Principal J. H. 8. l j scHooLaoAno y l er Ray McCullough George Pell Stanley Cooper Treasurer Superintendent Secretary Q 'riser'-ff . il Orville Melbourne Sponsor - p FACULTY Mary Buckley Mildred Penman fx,r Art Comme: A l RiCh0l'd BGYTOU M0 9oret Rowland Isabel Bard Miss Burns Catherine Chalos Commerce Commerce Elllilh , English Speech rscuurv J Katherine Raab Juanita Shearer as Ethel Bowles null-li English Bveeeh History Y ' Hllfvrr .-.-- - Silas Penrod Ruth Loveless History History Home Economic! Adam Bowles Alriculturc Roy Garrigus Industrial Arts Helen Slack I ustrial Arts ibrary Latin , J e as J ..- Ruth Godwin nd ' L Spanish 'Orville Melbourne Sw Mathematics Hazel A Lucia Pierce A Myron Johnson Mathematics Mathematics A S Music Catherine Currie Mr. Moser Mr. Jenkins Harold Wheeler Physical Ed Science Science Science Irma -Watts Music Mr. Sherer l Science .. A Laurel Angletorl COMMERCE Ra Von: Thespians A mah of worth. Patricia Atkinson t COMMERCE ' , Office l'48-'49I, Hash House l'48, '49l , Glee Club, Special Chorus, G. A. A. lpres. '48, '49I lState award winnerl I know what's what. William Bell ENGLISH F.F.A. lReporter '47, '48I He hath a heart as sound as a bell. Anna Blackburn ENGLISH Jr. High Office l'48, '49I, Hash House l'49I, Glee Club, Tri-Hi-Y Her faults are few. Jack Leroy Boetjer SCIENCE Football l'47, '48, All-Val- ley honorable mention '48I,- Baseball l'48, '49, Second All-Western Conference team '48l Hi-Y lVice-pres. '49l I 'll try anything once and some things twice, '-1- James Boor ENGLISH ' Football l'47, '48, Capt. '48, Pell Award, Hi-Y Foot- ball Award, All Valley Hon- orable Mention '47, '48I Track l'46, '47, '48, '49l, Basketball I'46, '47, '48, '49, Capt. '48, AlI-Western- Conference Second team '48I Hi-Y IPres. '49, Sec. '48l My appetite comes to me while eating. I ' Betty Boyce ENGLISH Sr. High Office '49, Student Staff l'47, '48, '49l Ra Von, Thespians A good heart's 'worth gold. Robert Boyd ENGLISH Hi-Y Bye and bye is easily said. Kenneth Brackney ENGLISH Football l'49I, Track l'47, '48, '49I Hi-Y lSergeant-at-arms '48, Sec. '49I A man as true as steel. Phyllis Brackney ENGLISH Library '49 Tri-Hi-Y, G.A.A., Ra Von, 'Thespians As true as I live. Robert H. Britton 'ENGLISH Wit and wisdom are born with a man. ' ' J I A Betty Joan Brown coMMERcE Glee club i'46, '47, '48i Her deeds, not words, count ' ' 4 Donald Bucholz ENGLISH Men of few words are the best of men. Nancy Buck SCIENCE Band l'47, '48l5 Orchestra l'46, '47ig Glee Club, l'46, '47, '48, '49lp Special Choir l'46, '47, '48, '49i Story League isec. '49lg Tri- Hi-Yg Ra Von, Thespian A good mind possesses a kingdom. .Lester Owen Burch COMMERCE Hash House '49 f Track '48, Cross Country l'48, '49l ' 4 I Never say more than is necessary. ' ' Honor Society . Fred H. Burke coMMERcE Band i'47, '48, '49i The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. ' I 5 Nlla Burns COMMERCE . Bank l'48, '49l ' Glee Club l'46, '47, '48, '49l She must be known to be appreciated. ' ' Helen Burrell COMMERCE Jr. High Office i'47, 48l: Jr. High Library '49 The quiet mind is richer than a crown. ' ' ' John Bussing LANGUAGE Hash House lmanager '49l 5 Student Staff '48, '49 lCo- business Manager '49l Class President '49 Nothing succeeds like suc- cess. . Tom Cameron AGRICULTURE F.F.A. 'ireporter ,,,, '46, Vice- resident '47, president '49l Don't worrsy .me with girls. ' ' Barbara J. Campbell COMMERCE Office '48 Glee Club i'47, '48, '49l3 G. A. A., Tri-Hi-Y Hitch your wagon to a star. ' Gaylia Dickerson ENGLISH Office '48: Student Staff '49 Tri-Hi-Y lsecretary '49l7 Stoisy League lvice-president '49 Ra Von,,Tespian Manner, not gold, is wom- an's best adornmentf' Robert Dierdorf ENGLISH A man of worthf' ' Betty Donath SCIENCE Office l'48, '49l7 Hash House '49 Tri-Hi-Yp G. A. A.g Story League: Ra Von, Thespian Few things are impossible to diligence and skill, Betty J. Dowell COMMERCE Hash House l'48, '49l7 Stu- dent staff '47, '48, Glee Club, G. A. A. ivice-presi- dent '48, ,secretary '49lg Tri-Hi-Y ' ' Efficiency plus. ' ' Jim Doyle ENGLISH Hi-Y lpresident '48l If silence is wisdom here is wisdom personified. Herman Emmert ENGLISH f Band l'47, '48, '49l ilst place in solo District Con- test, Znd place in solo State Contestl Hi-Y ichaplain '49l, Ra Von, Thespian The man that blushes is not quite a brutal John Emmert SCIENCE Band '46 Football l'47, '48l lHon- orable mention in Wabash Valley '48l Men are only bots grown J tall. Norman Emmert AGRICULTURE F. F. A. I am- sure care 's an enemy to life. Joanne Evans LANGUAGE Office l'46, '47, '48l Tri-Hi-Y lpresident '49l Ra Von, Thespiang Story Lea gue Football queen '47, Class vice-president '49 She walks on the sunny side of the street. ll Sl' John T. Forrest SCIENCE Football '47 ' ' Good Sam. ' ' l . Joan Gallez ENGLISH Band '47p Orchestra l'46, '47lg Student staff '47 Tri-Hi-Yg Ra Vong Thespian She'll find a way. Lester Garcia ENGLISH A man of action. Edith Ellen Gard Office l'48, '49l Tri-Hi-Yg G. A. A. lsecre- tary '48lp Ra Vonp Thespian She tried the luxury of doing good. Peorl Nancy Garrison COMMERCE Bank i'48, '49i ' 'She 's a real Pearl. Nolan Wayne Gentry AGRICULTURE He's the small silent type. Margaret Gullifor COMMERCE Jr. High Office '48 ' 1 Glee Club l'46, '47, '48, '49l To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Julia J. Gunnison ENGLISH Library l'47, '48, '49l7 Student staff l'46, '47, '48, Editor '49i5 Class Secretary- tregnsurer '49p Vice-president '4 TriLHi-Y5 Story League ,C lpresident '49l 1 As quiet as a 'Mouse'. Marilyn June Hadley LANGUAGE J Office '49 - She's small, but mighty. Charles Hapenny ENGLISH A penny for your thoughts. ' ' Ronald J. Hoopingarner ENGLISH Student staff l'47, '48, '49l Football '48 Hi-Y ltreasurer '48l The thing he does with a great deal of skill is noth- ,i,ng.n - Dorothy Hopper . ENGLISH Student staff l'48, '49l7 Glee Club '46 G. A. R.: Tri-I-li-Y ' ' Lanah 'yourself into stitches. ' ' - William R. Houk ENGLISH Baseball '49 Every 'man has his devil- ish moments. Suzanne Hunter ENGLISH Office l'47, '48, '49lp Yell Leader I'-48, '49l5 Stuclent staff l'48, '49l5 Tri-Hi-Y ltreasurer '49l I f a woman has long hair, tt is a glory to her. June E. James COMMERCE Tri-Hi-Yp G. A. A. Silence more musical than any song. Lillian M. Johnson COMMERCE Glee Club l'47, '48l G. A. A. He profits most who serves best. Jim King SCIENCE The greater the man, the greater courtesy. ' ' Virginia Kiser ENGLISH Student staff l'48, '49l Tri-Hi-Y Second thoughts are ever wiser. ' ' Constance Knapp COMMERCE Jr. High Office '49 Glee Club l'47, '48, '49I ' ' Silence 'is golden. ' ' Harold Knox AGRICULTURE F. F. A. lpresident '48, vice president '49, sentinel '47l What manner of mart! Patricia Krampe LANGUAGE . . Office l'47, '48, '49lp Spec- ial Choir i'47, '48, '49l7 Mgxed Chorus '485 Glee Club '4 Tri-Hi-Y: G. A. A.: Ra Von: Thespian ' ' A girl with a lovely voice. Wanda M. Kuehl ENGLISH Hash House '49 Tri-Hi-Yp G. A. A. Laugh if you are wise. Betty Pickett Kumpf ENGLISH Student staff i'48, '49l Glee Club i'46, '47, '48, '49l Her heart 's already won. Shirley Ann Lalen COMMERCE Glee Club l'47, '48, '49l Tri-Hi-Yg G. A. A. Small and quiet, but great is her worth. Rosemary Latham ENGLISH Paddle your own canoe. Olive Ann Leitch ENGLISH Student staff l'48, '49l Tri-Hi-Y, Story League The very pink of perfec- tion. 'Dolores Ann Lister ENGLISH' Band ldrum maiorettel i'46, '47, '48, '49l5 Orchestra l'46, '47, '48, '49i Tri-Hi-Y5 Ra Vong Tespian Music from the spheres. Donald R. Lucas ENGLISH Oh, yer fadder's mus- tache. Richard Marshall SCIENCE Band i'45, '46l Football l'47, '48, 2nd team W. l. C., '48l Never put 077' 'til toinor- row what you can do the day after tomorrow. Gertrude McCoy coMMERcE Library l'47, '48, '49l Tri-Hi-Y It takes less energy to smiley-','tltan frown. ' ' 'wif' ' Ruth I. McLain COMMERCE Office '47p Bank I'48, '49l ' 'No sooner said than done. V I Richard Mercer COMMERCE Football I'4'l, '48I Let it be understood that I am Don Juan. . . I l Earl S. Mercer ,ENGLISH Basketball l'46, '47, '48, '49l I'm. not in the role of common men. - Joyce Arm Mershon ENGLISH Jr. High Office '49f Student staff l'-48, '49l ' Trouble never troubles me. -..H . Earl Metz coMMERcE A friend of friends. s 5 3 , . l F ' Jack D. Metz SCIENCE Band I'fl6, '47, '48, '49Ig Orchestra I'46, '47, '48, '49i Class vice-president '47 Hi-Y Baseball l'47, '48, '49I I only speak right on. ' Hazel E. Miller ENGLISH Office I'47, '48, '49I ' 'Such a quiet and studious girl. ' ' A Kathleen A. Miller ENGLISH Band l'46, '47, '48, '49l7 Orchestra l'46, '47, '48, '49l7 Tri-Hi-Y Ichaplain '49Ig G. A. A.: Ra Von: Tespian . A daughter of the Gods, divinely tall. Robert N. Miller ENGLISH Student staff I'47, '48, '49I Baseball I'47, '48, '49I7 aBsketball '49 Hi-Y He has that certain some- thing. ' Rosalee A. vMilIer ENGLISH V Office I'48, '49I I Soecial Chorus I'46, '47, '48, '49l Ist price B. G' P. W. Poster Contest '46 Her 'virtues are taken .for granted. ' ' Ruby Minnick ENGLISH . Library '49 Sweet and steadfast as can be. Robert Mishler COMMERCE Band I'46, '47I Cross Country Icapt. '48I Hi-Y A little nonsense now and then is relished b the best r il of men. Jacquelyn J. Ooley ENGLISH Jr. High Office '485 Student staff I '46, '47, '48I, Co- business manager '49 Tri-Hi-Y Happiness is a part of her nature. ' ' Patricia Ann Pell ENGLISH Student staff I'48, '49Ig Office I'46, '47, '48ip Class president '46, Secretary- treasurer '47, '48 Tri-Hi-Y5 Story Leagueg Ra Von: Thespian A dish fit for the gods. Maxine Anita Peterson ENGLISH Jr. High Library '48p Spec- ial Chorus I'46, 47, '48, '49I1 Glee Club Tri-Hi-Y5 Story League As good as gold. Charles Price ENGLISH Hash House I'48, '49I He handles the 'cold cash'. Dolores Price coMMERcE Glee club i'4s, '47J Tri-Hi-Yp G. A. A. Rea-headed, but true blue 'f Bob Quigley ENGLISH ' ' Ask and learn. ' ' Donald E. Raab sclENcE Student staff '485 Sports Editor '49 Let come what will. Eula Reeves I ENGLISH y The secret of success constancy to purpose. '08 Jack Rentschler ENGLISH Basketball l'48, '495 Ki- wanis Award '48lp Baseball i'48, '49i Hi-Y Will there be more like him? Betty Moe Sanderson COMMERCE Glee Club '49 Quality comes in small packages. Yvonne Schultz LANGUAGE Library i'47, '48, '49i Tri-Hi-Y ivice-president '49l Basketball queen '47 My man must be an ath- lete. ' ' 0 'LaVonne Sue Siner ENGLISH Glee Club l'47, '48lp Yell Leader l'48, '49lg Ra'Vonp Trespian H The 'very flower of youth. Phillip Slack ENGLISH Glee Club i'46,. '47l Hi-Y5 Ra Von, Thespian He has a great 'under- taking '. Betty M. Smith ENGLISH Office i'48, '49ig Glee Club l'47, '48, '49lp Special Chorus l'47, '48, '49l Tri-Hi-Y isong Ieaderlp G. A. A. lsecretary-treasurerl Football queen '48 D. A. R. Good Citizen A mind content both crown and kingdom is. Roddy Smith sciENcE g The world tried to conceal him by naming him Smith! Bob Stearley AGRICULTURE F. F. A. -itreosurer '47, '49, secretary '48l Yon stand in your own light. Tom Talbot ENGLISH Band '47, '48, '49 I was no gentleman born: Dorothy Thomas LANGUAGE Office '48, '49 ' ' Determination is her strength. ' ' I Elmer Trout ENGLISH ' Band l'46, '47, '48I The salt of the earth. Robert Turner ENGLISH Band l'46, '47l5 Student staff l'47, '48, '49I7 Base- ball l'48, '49g Basketball '495 Hi -Y ' 'At last-Success! ' Arden Wade ENGLISH Yell Leader '49 Football 48p Track '49 Hi-Y ltreasurer '49Ig Ra Vong Thespian I love my books, but, oh, you girls. Joanne K. Walker ENGLISH Tri-Hi-Yg G. A. A. Little friends may prove great friends, I Verla Watson ENGLISH A Library '485 Glee Club l'46, '47, '48, '49l E Quietly and softly she does her work. Eloise Williams ENGLISH Jr. High Office l'48, '49I G. A. A. A good mind possesses a E Y kingdom. John Willman LANGUAGE Men who know much say little. I E Charles Yockey ENGLISH I'm a hale-fellow-welb met. W ji Q I, .f 'N fl It J! . . 6 , ff XI' kj I 1' i I y SENIORS HONOR STUDENTS' yogi!!! ,,.f-.f7vv-s- 5. r-f' V Betty M. Smith Hazel M. Miller Valedictorian Salutatorikm ss:-non cuss orrncsns Julia J. Gunnison Secretary-Treasurer John Bussing Joanne Evans President Vice-president CLASS HISTORY Looking backward over our four years of high school, we recall many fond memories and gay times. During our freshman year we found ourselves at Senior High with the upper classmen due to the burning of Junior High. Thus we had one entire year to accustom ourselves to the life of a Senior High student. Along came our sophomore year with our class sponsors, Miss Pierce and Mr. Melbourne. Jack Rentschler became our president, Jack Metz, vice-president, and Pat Pell, secretary-treasurer. Betty Dowell wrote appropriate words to the popular tune of '47, Five Minutes More. We were proud when Yvonne Schultz was crowned Basketball Queen of '47. September, l948, found us downstairs in room 25 as juniors, ready and eager to handle the responsibilities of a junior lass. We started the ball rolling by re-electing Jack Rentschler as president. Judy Gunnison was vice-president, and Pat Pell C .. secretary-treasurer. During this year we showed our superior salesmanship by crowning Joanne Evans Football Queen. On May l7 we accomplished our greatest feat by presentnig our Butterfly BalI which was enjoyed by all. Finally, we entered the last lap of the journey, reigning in room 26 as seniors. Sharing the honors of class officers were John Bussing, presidentg Joanne Evans, vice-president, and Judy Gunnison, secretary-treasurer. We expressed our regret in leaving by our class song written by Dolores Lister to the tune of Till We Meet Again. Again, as seniors, we captured the football crown as Betty Smith became Football Queen of '48. Thus, we have completed our years at B. H. S. Years that are full of fond memories never to be forgotten. Sensors See Old Santa X.,': X X E L Q1 X X X X Q S X XX K in S xx XX Qs X Edxiixggtxsxfs . NWN sew. Q . i Row Row Row Row Row CLASS DF '50 X X X X S A . , T .x 5 M' , ...L 'si :fu . 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J ' WT X A f 5 365 - S..-,XX ' X . . r X - ' , I-Alice Lamb, Helen Lamb, Fanchon Latham, Barbara Lawson, Mary Lawson, Robert Liddil, Ann Longshore, Joan Lord, Betty Lumsdon, Kenneth McClellan, Dale McCullough ll--Mary Kay McCullough, Evelyn McDonald, Edrie McKenzie, Donald Miller, Delores Minnick, Barbara Murphy, Mary Murphy, Kyle Myers, Betty Neal, Allan Nelson, Delores Nussel Ill-Rachel Ollie, Joanne O'Neal, Martha Payne, Thomas Reckerd, Joseph Redenbarger, Margaret Rice, Doris Robbins, Lois Robinson, Patricia Robinson, Ramona Russell, Mary Ryan - IV-James Sanderson, Russell'Schnurpel, Violet Schopmeyer, Joann Siegelin, William Simes, Floyd Smith, Joyce Somheil, Joetta Spelbring, 'Clyde Stearley, William Stewart, George Swindle V-Margaret Stigler, Norma Stinson, Marilyn Syester, Charlotte Trackwell, Dorothy Trout, Kenneth Turner, Lester Urbain, William Videll, Loretta 'Walker, Darlene Watson, Norma Webster Vl-Geraldine Williams, Mary Jane Williams, Georgeanna Wood, Donald Woods, Mary Lou Woods, William Woolf, Evelyn Youngblood ' Members with no pictures-William Blakemore, Ernest Felty, Edward Pearce, Jack Smith Row Row Row Row Row CL,ASS or 'si i t l . i ' l F F 'A F 1 i , ' l Le A A g OFFICERS President ............. ............................,, M ary Marks Vice-president ........ ........ F rederick Coons Secretary ............. ........... P atsy Moran Treasurer ...... ............... J acqueline Hill Sponsors ....... ....... M iss Catherine Chalos ' Miss Margaret Rowland l-Harry Bolinger, James Brackney, Jack Brown, Barbara Bowles, Norma Buck, Charles Clift, Delores Cole, James Cox, Wayne Craig, Dale Crewes, Theodore Coons ll-Mary K. Dempsey, Everett Estes, Phyllis Featherston, Donald Hadley, Ann Hicks, Joann McMurray, Lea- etta Medaugh, Robert Minnick, Glenna Muncie, Patsy Moran, Evelyn Nees lll--Barbara Reffett, Lois Riley, Marion Simpson, Robert Sinders, Dorothy Spurr, Karl Swartz, Rex Tucker, John Walker, William Whitner, Patricia Williams, Betty Willoughby I IV-Elma Adams, Marie Addy, Joan Alfred, Veleda Atkinson, Harold Beaseley, Ned Bell, Patricia Berry, Betty Brown, Robert Brush, Beverly Buck, Patricia Bullerdick V-Mary Burnett, Barbara Burris, Joann Cheeseman, Evelyn Cooper, Betty Cornwell, Joan Coward, Arlene Crafton, Frances Deal, David Dellacca, Walter Duregger Q Row Row Row Row Row Row c CLASS QF '5l ,- ' 'I r . 1 'V I V f , , S' X, - C N J l-Jack Eldridge, Barbara French, Joan Gentry, Phillip George, Charles Girton, Joan Green, Joe Grissom Shirley Gullifor, Dale Hall, Hazel Head, William Hice ' ll-Jacqueline Hill, Jesse Hill, Jack Houk, Betty Hunter, Donald P. Johnson, Jack Johnson, Mabel Johnson Theodore Johnson, Cris Koehler, Mary LaForce, Mary Ann latham v lll-Edward Lawhorn, Leland Liston, Charlotte Lofstrom, Donald Lorenze, Mary Marks, Virginia McCall Virgilee Mattox, James McHargue, Morgan McMichael, George.Meharry, Dale Miller h . IV-Dorothy Mitchell, Glenn Modesitt,'Delores Murphy, Rosemary Mustard, Kenneth Nees, Wilma Newport Charles Pershing, Marilyn Price, Cecil Raab, Rita Ragoshlde ' V-Rebecca Riddell, Dorothy Ridgeway, Nancy Riffle, Wayne Ringo, Marjorie Ryan, Kenneth Scherry, lmol gene Schultz, Margaret Short, Robert Siegelin, Helen Snyder, Ethel Spears VI-James Stearley, Nancy Strunk, Thomas Thomas, George Trout, Althea Trump, Earl Turner, Pauline Vanatti, Camilla Weddle, Donald Wegner, Catherine Wilson Class members with no pictures--James Kiser, Norman Pritchard I I I I TH BRAZIL ILY I' , , . VOL. XXXVI Brazil, Indiana May 18,1959 NO, 16 L BUSSING DEDICATES NEW HIGH SCHOOL The new Brazil Senior High School was dedicated this aft- ernoon by Mayor John E. Bussing, who had summoned his classmates of the Class of '49 to help with- the ceremony. Following the dedication a class reunion was held in the auditorium. The chairman of the entertainment committee was Mrs. Dolores Lister Rentschler whose husband, Dr. Jack Rentschler, is a well-known professor at the University of Chicago. The other committee members were Misses Vir- giania Kiser, Betty Sanderson, and Ruby Minnick. I Mrs. Betty Dowell Bell, famous composer, wrote a song especially for the occasion which was sung by Misses Rosalie Miller, Betty Smith, and Patricia Krampe. They were accompanied by Miss Patricia Atkinson. The audience was honored with the presence ofa two of Chicago's great speakers, Mr. Robert Boyd and Mr. Lester Garcia, who pre- sented an interesting discussion on Why We Are Bachelors. The celebrated Cuban dancer, Miss Dorothy Jane Hopper, held the guests spellbound with her fas- cinating rhumba dances. When asked to what she accredited her succes , she replied, I give all the credit to my former dance 'instruc- tor, Gaylia Dickersonl' The dance was followed by a short demonstra- tion of The Art of Making Love by Mr. Phillip Slack, who is known as the screen's greatest lover. Misses' Shirley Lalen, Constance Knapp, and Helen Burrell, employed as air hoatesses by T.W.A.-held an open discussion for airline host- esses. The reunion was officially closed by the Rev. Herman Emmert who led the group in prayer. Imme- diately after the closing Mr. Wm. Richard Houk, manager of the Citizen's Theatre Company, pre-. sented complimentary passes to all his classmates present. Many of the Class of '49 return- ed for the dedication. Dr. Jack Metz, dentist at Indianapolis, escort- ed a former Brazil girl, Miss Betty Donath, who is a nurse at the Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Robert Miller, the friendly under- taker, was present with Miss Olive Leitch. Miss Leitch is the harpist at the mortuary. Mr. Ronald J. Hooping-arner of television fame at- tended the dedication, but was un- able to remain for the reunion as he had to return to Kentucky for a broadcast. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ell fSue Sinerlpwere here to say that their three children will be future yell leaders. Miss Suzanne Hunter, elementary teacher, stated that they are showing great progress and will be a credit to B.H.S. ALUMNAE RETURN Mrs. Dolores Lister Rentschler' and Misses Patricia Pell, isuzanne Hunter, Olive Leitch, Julia -Jean Gunnison donned' the garbof their high school days to take part in the dedication of the new building. SOCIETY NEWS At a recent meetingl of the Matron's Sewing Circle, Mrs. Gertrude .McCoy Bell was elected presiden-t of the organization for the coming year. Her campaign managers were Mrs. Marilyn Had- ley Waxler, and Mrs. Betty Pickett Kumpf. Other members present at the meeting were Mrs. Eloise Wil- liams Siner, Mrs. Eula' Reeves Evans, Mrs. Barbara Campbell Deakins, Mrs: Joan Gallezi Sneddon, and Mrs. Verla Watson Riggle. The Bee Ridge Ladies' Aid wishes to thank the townspeople for making their recent frummage sale a great success: Phyllis Brackney, Ellen Gard, Pearl Gar- rison, and Wanda Kuehl had charge of the sale. They especially want lCon't. Page 85l l FAMOUS ENTERTAIN- ERS WILL PRESENT PROGRAM Next Monday evening, May 28, 8 P.M., on the stage of the Cooper theatre, Brazil will be honored with the presence of several famous entertainers, all graduates of B.H. S. in the class of '49. The main event of the evening will be shortened presentation of Lady MaeBeth. Miss Joanne Evans will be shown in the leading role. Other Brazilians in the company are Patricia Pell in charge of make-up and Miss Dorothy Thomas as wardrobe director. One of the feature attractions will be Mr. Arden Wade, the fam- ous vaudeville comedian. Mr. Wade's stage career began with High School where he was end man for stunt nights. B FAN FOUND IN CURIOUS CUCUMBER Norman Emmett and Harold Knox, joint owners of the large Knem farm south of the city, shave announced that a large cu- cumber curved like a B grew in their garden. It will be placed on display at the Brazil High School. DQLORES PRICE BEcoMEs c.P.A. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price of this city announced that their daughter plans to graduate from Business College this spring with a certificate of a Certified Public Accountant. With her training and the experience she has gained these past years, she is assured of a pros- perous career. DON'S CAFE Be Entertained While You Dine by 'THEM SINGING SISTERS Maxine Peterson Joyce Mershon Nancy Buck DON RAAB-Proprietor Waiters Jim Doyle - John Emmert LEGAL NOTICE The case of Miss Kathleen Miller, accused of hitting a by-stander with her baton as she led her band through town- prior to the ceremony of dedication for tlie high school, will come up in court next week. Miss June James, lawyer about town, has high hopes of winning the case for her. B.H.S. ALUMNUS IS FAMOUS SCIENTIST The city of Brazil was happy to welcome back' Mr. James Ein- stein King, a local boy who has become famous by perfecting a hair tonic that will grow hair. He discovered the remedy from rab- bits Qhareslr. CLASSIFIEDS WANTED: Reliable men to take the place of Fred Burke and Donald Buch- holz, truck drivers for the Angle- ton truck lines who have been ad- vanced to managerships of the line in Boston and Indianapolis. Laurel Angleton, owner, Call 10U0 WANTED: A position in a bank. Anything from president to janitor will do. See William Bell. FOR SALE: One trumpet in first class con- dition. Willing to sell only because of extortion notes received because of my practicing. Elmer Trout OPEN FOR BUSINESS 2 Attention, Ladies. . BOBBY'S BABY BOOTH will gladly care for your children while you shop. My competent assistants, Nolan Gentry and Earl Metz, are experts on child care. Fees for well-behaved chil- dren are low. Robert Mishler, Manager JOB WANTED.: Can't someone offer me a job? Anything will do. I have been scratching around for work ever since my flea circus turned on me. John Thomas Forrest GRAND OPENING! New Dental Offices Drs. K. Brackney R. Dierdorf Anna Blackburn, Nurse A. SNAPSHOTS School Begins Sr. Girls Doy! Don Future Stenogs Cold Cosh! Where the Money Goes Hoopy Whotfs Cooking? A Physics Exeriment FOOTBALL Brazil 6-l8 Garfield Gerstrneyer 32-O Brazil Brazil 32-6 Dugger Linton l4-27 Brazil Brazil 7-l4 Wiley Clinton 7-7 Brazil Brazil 6l-6 Jasonville Sullivan l9-20 Brazil Brazil 7-27 Jeff lLafayettel Central lEvansvillel 33-7 Brazil Betty Smith, Football Queen of '48, and her court L Senior lettermen in football: Jim Boor, Jack Boetjer, John Emmert, Ronald Hoopingarner, Richard Marshall, Richard Mercer, Arden Wade. Missa - .-f.-u- ------M 41-7 - -- BASKETBALL Brazil 42-31 Washington lEast Chicagol Brazi ..44-50 Reitz lEvansvillel Riley lSouth Bendl 35-46 Brazi 57-47 Hammond Noll West Lafayette 44-48 Brazi 32-38 Greencastle Patricksburg 30-33 Brazi 35-50 State Lab Van Buren 19-39 Brarzi 38-41 Garfield Sullivan 41-61 Brazi 64-36 Linton .Spencer 40-55 Brazi 51-34 Wiley Linton 18-27 Brazi 40-35 Gosport Seymour 28-31 Brazi 46-36 Southport State Lab 59-63 Brazi 49-42 Gerstmeyer Greencastle 31-41 Brazi 56-43 Michigan City Crawfordsville 26-50 Brazi 57-34 Manual llndianapolisl Central lSouth Bendl 57-46 Braz Braz Braz Braz Braz Braz Braz Braz Braz Braz Braz Braz e Q a 1 a 1 Q 0 n u o a P Geraldine Williams, Basketball Queen of '49, and her court Senior Iettermen in basketball: Jim Boor, Earl Mercer, Bob Miller, Jack Rentschler, and Bob Turner. -an--' 4 DEBBY DRAMATICS Crew Cost P: I THE HIGH SCHOOL MYSTERY Crew .Q - .AN .ag N N-W Pglumal . '--h-A... CGS1' C -f'5 'L--1-- Y gl--1.-1-r 99-'-g, , P S'I4UDENT snr: l i . .1 John Bussing and Jacky Ooley, Co-Business Managers' Ann Longshore and Ted Heiliger, Jr. Circulation Managers and Salesmen in . J, A . l ,,.- if 1 X pO f.- . ,.d i , lj 'I ilililg , l Margaret Bussing and Leeds Hutchinson, Jr. Business Managers and Ad collectors STUDENT STAFF Judy Gunnison Editor-in-Chief Donald Raab Sports Editor . Robert Liddil and Margaret Stigler, Junior Editors and Reporters 41 -Lf-, NJ ' 21-'-5'5'-'f gffigh 6 - ' 'jf X X W rw an J J' 4 'El SV fi g 1, 0 Q IM A 1.oW'E!,vaqW X' ' SERVICES LIBRARY JUNIOR G' I Ln . FICE HASH HCUSE BAN K .4 I cLuss RAVON-Betty Boyce, Phyllis Brackney, Patricia Bradshaw, Beverly Buck, Nancy Buck, Morris Buck, Gene Burns, Frances Deal, Helen Dellacca, Gaylia Dickerson, Betty Donath, Jack Eldridge, Herman' Emmert, John Eppert, Joanne Evans, Richard Evans, John Fleisher, Martha Gainey, Joan Gallez, Ellen Gard, Joann Girton, Ted Heiliger, Barbara Hillman, Leeds Hutchinson, Patricia Krampe, Rosemary Kumpf, Dolores Lis- ter, Ann Longshore, Betty Lumsdon, Edrie McKenzie, Joyce Mershon, Kathleen Miller, Joan O'Neal, Mar- tha Payne, Patricia Pell, Tom Reckerd, Ramona Russell, Robert Siegelin, Sue Siner, Phillip Slack, Joyce Somheil, Margaret Stigler, Dorothy Trout, Arden Wade, Donald Wegner, William Woolfe, Mrs. Juanita Shearer, sponsor. . GLADYS BETTY STORY LEAGUE-Marcia Bramblett, Beverly Buck, Nancy Buck, Helen Burnett, Gaylia Dickerson, Betty Donath, Joanne Evans, Barbara French, Martha Gainey, Judy Gunnison, Jackie Hill, Bar- bara Hillman, Olive Leitch, Ann Longshore, Patricia Pell, Ramona Russell, Margaret Stigler, Geraldine Williams, Miss Isabell Bard, sponsor. I I F. F. A.-William Bell, Jack Bradshaw, Fred Brown, Tom Cameron, Mark Dierdortf, Walter Duregger, Norman Emmert, William Hice, Harold Hofmann, Jack Kennedy, Alfred Knight, Harold Knox, Chris Koeh- ler, Morgan McMichael, James McHargue, Harold Maurer, Kenneth Ness, Robert Sinders, James Stearley, Robert Stearley, Donald Wegner, Mr. Adam Bowles, sponsor. G. A. A.-Marietta Atkinson, Peggy Angleton, Patricia Atkinson, Eva Barnett, Hattie Batchelar, Jessie Batchelar, Patricia Baysinger, Eleanor Blakemore, Dorothy Bolinger, Betty Brown, Patty Buck, Margaret Bussing, Barbara Campbell, Betty Donath, Betty Dowell, -Ruth Emmert, Dorothy Endicott, Eva Eveland, Ellen Gard, MBYYN-3 GI'iSSOm, Betty Hadley, Nelda Hall, Dora Harris, Dorothy. Hayes, Betty Hunter, De- lores Johnson, Lillian Johnson, Shirley Kennedy, Patricia Kettering, Donna Kuehl, Wanda Kuehl, Kather- ine Kumpf, Shirley Lalen, Alice Lamb, Helen Lamb, Joan Lord, Delores Minnick, Evelyn McDonald, Edrie McKenzie, Joan McMurray, Patsy Moran, Peggy Morlan, Ollie Rachel, Joann Peirce, Delores Price, Bar- bara Reffett, Mary Sawyer, Barbara Schopmeyer, Norma Short, Betty Smith, Helen Snyder, Mary L. Som- heil, Ernestine Stievenart, Charlotte Trackwell., Garlinda Trout, Joan Walker, Wanda Waugh, Elizabeth Williams, Patty Williams, Betty Willoughby, Catherine Wilson, Rosemary Woods, Phyllis Brackney, Betty Naughgles, Mary J. Dobson, June Crabb, Mrs. Catherine Currie, sponsor. HI-Y-Kenneth Brackney, Jack Boetjer, Gene Burns, Ronald Hoopingarner, '3 '!' Kenneth McClellan, Jack Metz, Jack Rentschler, Floyd Smith, Robert Tur- ner, Arden Wade. Q 1-1-+531-301 .14- E V'-:fp 3.-O -+3 mi -1-N CD QFONU-Q' 3 'T in N1 Q 3 -1 Ln, 3-r -I ! m2g+,S'Ox IBN ms -3-ST? -1,,-. R 'U '4::Q'6 QENWLCUQW4 I g5'5s3.g3ff, 5'3r,p+mgI C33 gi,-0-fD7q23-1-37TL.. - mmzf' 3', Smms4'g-S 8 4. F I !2gm3B3' ysggg,-5022: WD fi w ' -vqm 253' 33 n.. S4 ' 0 N 0 5 1 I 4,7093-r-Um s:.'5'42. N 5 n 71-+ - oo3L- ro . 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YOUR KAISER-FRAZER DEALER Congratulations to the Seniors Compliments of MILLER 8: SON FUNERAL Home DIl lI4PifK Pl Di47iCDl1li0llD1i7lC Congratulations and Best Wishes If ' 'A 'xx s L O R E NZ E TEXACU SERVICE STATIUN T H E S H I U N WEI NLAND Congratulations, PRESCRIPTION Um of ,4 Ladies Ready To Wear PHARMACY I BRAZIL And Accessories CLQTHING The Rewall Store STORE Also A Complete i Men's Furnishing Dept. -QU--- A Featuring I Uornpliments of Manhattan Shirts Brazil Indiana 8 Q ,J Uongratulations, Seniors I 0, lQlPl01Q4liID1lPilDi4D14ll1 DQ1llCil1ilIDlCDl4 ill llCll0l0l0l0llDl0l1llll10i0l1 FORMER BRAZILIANS HEAD NEW YORK -TIMES Four former B.H.S. graduates have made good in New York. Miss Judy Gunnison has obtained the position of managing editor of the New York Times. Her stat! includes Miss Rosemary Latham, society editor: Mrs. Jack Ooley Thomas, business manager: and Miss Ruth McClain, advisor to the love-lorn. Misss Gunnison and Mrs. Thomas both had journalistic experience at B.H.S. as edltor and business man- ager of the STUDENT. Mr. and Mrs. James Boor lYvonne Schultz! now living in New York are regular subscribers to the paper. Pigger is a bask- etball coach at New York'a largest high school. SPORTS NEWS Mr. Tom Cameron whose excep- tional ability and victorious sea- son have carried him to national fame will be in Brazil next Mon- day to give an account of his ex- periences as short-stop for the Brooklyn Dodgers. TOUR IS COMPLETED Miss Joan Walker, famed physical culture expert, completed her lec- ture and demonstration tour of the United States, which has lasted for three- years, by returning to Brazil today. Next Monday she will lec- ture on How to Grow Tall in Ten Easy Lessons at the high school auditorium. Anyone wishing to ap- ply for the course may register at the olfice of the Walker Walk-up. GRADS BUY BEBOP Mr. J. Leroy Boetjer and Mr. Earl Mercer, Brazil graduates of the Class of '49, have recently ac- quired the ownership of the Bebop Hotspot, a famous New York night- spot, popular with elite set. Mr. Lester Burch, champion typist of the U.S.A., is employed by the co- owners as the general secretary for the establishment. Other employees are.Charles Yockey as chef, John Willman, Roddy Smith, and Tom Talbot as the singing waiters, and Robert Quigley as bouncer. Fre- quent patrons of the Hotspot because of their old high school associations are Robert Stearley, Charles' Ha- penny, and Charles Price who are all taxi-drivers. DICKISON S MOVE TO DALLAS Mrs. Margaret Gullifor Dickison and her husband plan to move to Dallas, Texas, where they will open a restaurant for the drillers and personnel of the Dallas Oil Com- pany. They wil-l be accompanied by their two sons and their daugh- ter, Christina. HOME TOWN NEWS THREE GO TO EUROPE Misses Nila Burns and Hazel Miller who are now secretaries for the Honorable Robert Turner, a high official for the United States government, will accompany their employer on his trip to Europe in the near future when he will visit the countries as a good will am- bassador. DUSTY IS SUCCESSFUL Betty Joan Brown deserves spec- ial mention snd credit for her suc- cessful managing of Dusty, the famous movie horse. Miss Brown began to train him when he was a small colt a long time before he became dusty. MERCER BLEW HIS WAY UP Bashful, woman-hating Richard Mercer, the most eligible bachelor in town, is now vice-president of the Crystal Glass Company. It is worth noting that he started at the bottom as a glass blower and has blown his way up. BOYCE REVIEWS NEW BOOK Miss Betty Boyce received a great ovation at the Ladies' Aid General Assembly at Boston, Massachusetts, when she reviewed her latest book. Similar receptions were given her hrver sh toped Mi B w e e e s p . ss oyce began writing in the tlrst grade of school. SOCIETY NEWS lCon'tJ to thank Richard Marshall, proprie- tor of Dick's Self-Service Junk Eard, for his generous contribu- ions. n Miss Lillian Johnson, popular dancer who has entertained often in Brazil, will leave soon for Hol- lywood to take a screen test. Her friends wish her the best of suc- cess. A Mr. Robert Britton, the mechani- cal drawing whiz, is spending the week in Brazil. He has been prac- ticing his trade in Evansville. B.H.S. GETS LUCASES Mr. Donald P. Lucas, manufac- turer of the Luxury Lucas auto- mobile, recently presented the Brazil High School with several specially- constructed cars to be used in the teaching of automobile driving to high school students. These cars have dual controls and are equipped with rubber fenders and bumpers that can not be dented or scratched. Uongm-tulations Seniors Compliments of GI Nas Best TVi8h68 senvucs T Semors Mobilgos and Oils Phone 12921 DAN LURENZE 1324 East National Ave. GROCERY Brazil, I ndicno STUDEBAKER SALES' The Cor That Led Is Still Ahead PHYNE MOTOR CO. Brazil Indiana c:cucE HAVEN -for delicious- Sondwiches Soups Salads Home-made Chocolates Assorted Nut Meats Fresh and Hot, in Our Double-Kay Nut Dept. DOWNYF LAKE DON UTS iWe make 'em' herel Open Sunday Afternoon and Night Compliments of B685 Luck, D G R FREDIS Seniors of '49 PRINT EAST . SHOP END LESTER CAGLE Printing FRUIT ' Insurance Agency Stationary, MARKET Office Supplies llilillitbllbiibitliiiii lj17iDlK HUDSON'S ...-..0.--- Sincere Best Wishes to the Class of '49 -s--e---f--- LAWSUN 81 SUN ALWAYS lF WE PHONE CAN HELP I. M. CUTSHALL and SONS N' W ' CONTRACTORS ' -:Pl-ui s M a w suns stuns Friedman-Shelby Shoes coosz snozs I5 E. 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I HARDWARE I llllillt 4 lI1liIDllpjtlII!14D11D1 l H.fU,.HH,-HHIUHDIQSHHHCDSHHHUHHDSH ' Your Dependable Roofer A Congratulations, Seniors GENERAL S REESE GROCERY 8: SIDING CO. Depends!!! H. 5QI Ng . Oomplimeuts of G E A l - Best Luck to Seniors 'Po e' IQQZQQASM V FLOWER Phone 2424 STOR.E SHOP 208 E. NATIONAL AVE. MENDENHALUS No. I Pharmacy, Inc. The Prescription Store I BRAZIL, INDIANA E. National Ave. STITZLE 8 SNOW ' Shell Service Every Service For Every Car Dial 292 368 E. Nat'I. Ave 24 HOUR SERVICE i Oongmtulations to the Glass of '49 Best 'Wishes to Seniors Good Luck, Seniors --Ol FARACO'S of '49 ART JEWELRY .FISHER'S SHOP Cleaning 6' Dyeing I7 West National Congratulations, Seniors A Safe Place to Bank Since 1885 Walter Leifheit BRAZIL, INDIANA Sz Co. A 1...-gl QUALITY CLOTHING il? Best Lnolc, Seniors of '49 ' SLA I: K 's -A---A------AA Oongratulations to Olass of '49 CI-IARLEY'S sf LXITLE'S HOBBY SHDP I is 533 East National Avenue ' BRAZIL, INDIANA lQ01010l01Q0l011l0l1lilll Pl0lK7l4Pl1l11Dl1ll1D1fD14DllDllDl1Dllll4Dl4llf5llllKDl1 Uongmtfwlations, Seniors WESTERN AUTo ASSOCIATE STORE I4913 Uongratul t S 22 East National Ave. N l PHONE I l42l D10l01010l010l0l0l0l1 I Di0C 7i1Dl!Pl1 M- L- HEDBE MUTUE ' - S MARKET Dry Cleaning and Dyeing Open evenings, Sundays, ond Suits to be CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH HOHUOYS for YOLH' A convenience! Measured 25 South Meridian Street 109 E. National Phone 343 Phone 263 Phone l l-286 D11 0ICliDI01fl1471lDIilliDIt7Il11 Compliments of Congratulations, Seniors HMM ls. n. Munruv cu. CR Super Service N DI4lI1D1fl11 Dl1ll1Di ll0C li4!i1l11DilD1lDl4lll11D1CYlllll vs . 'Q Pl'liK l1l lQ4fYlilll fbl v 91111011 BEST WISHES TO THE cLAss or 49 Uomplimfents of A E U ' ' MEconM1cK-DEERING 8K FARM OPERATING EQUIPMENT A INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS COMPANY A SERVICE PARTS A I5 scum Franklin rum 11-401 O BRAZIL, INDIANA R .1.,.o....o..............o...!.,...,..0............,.,..... cgfzr ffhecz f49 1-'nom Uilfqafd. 7faea?5ze eampany LARK THEATER CUUPER THEATER BEVERLY THEATER A STANLEY A. B. cooPER, President