Brookville High School - Brooklet Yearbook (Brookville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1957 volume:

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Yes, come walk with us through a year of our life, preserved now only in our memories and, in years to come, through this book, 51150 , Senior Editor , Junior Editor W TABLE of CONTENTS sm fi? + KJQQQLQ Wang A5Z'M'2'L?XwgE JM00 01174515 WL '24 ' -f U: E? A UNDERCLPLSSMEN Qfqy CLASSROOM 5 f R5 QQ MM if EQ ,ffwfffz MW WW Riga My W Wdikgiis 1 , , ,xx 1 'ow md, 1 Q 4, f?- SI! - 'i.m7fz:.a1:rmszsa! Sf--erfff Q gn S . ,.-ff 1:'aT'f'h3' W2 . T32 L .2 ri ' e 0 I ff 'Q 5... MR. AND MRS. CHARLES ZUCK - at home A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT The theme Come Walk With Us is an invitation but one which implies an obligation. Those issuing such an invitation should know where they are going and be sure they are traveling in the right direction, The twelve years of schooling which the class has just completed has been designed to guide the students along the right route and prepare them as thoroughly as possible for the journey. How well this has been done depends upon the seriousness of purpose of the students, the efficiency of the school system, and the dedicated efforts of the various teachers who have exerted their influence over the course of the years. We hope it has been done well The school is, however, only one of the agencies responsible in this endeavor. The other two great institutions, the church and the home, have perhaps exerted a still more powerful influence. Of course, in the last analysis, students, teachers, and parents alike must depend upon something beyond human power for guidance. William Cullen Bryant expressed it thus: He who from zone to zone 1 at Guides through the sky thy certain flight Will, in the long way that I must tread alone, Guide tny steps aright. Z J , MARY LORENZ C Secretary ..,mQ Qr gr , - ,safe ft 1-.,-av , MR. AND MRS. GEORGE MC KJNNEY and family - at home THE PRINCIPAL SPEAKS MARILYN RCBENBERGER S6CI'eI3.I'Y Come, walk with us through thehalls and classrooms and participate in the activities of our school is a well-chosen theme for the 1957 Brooklet, for I am sure all of you will in your memory go over the year many times. As you look through this edition of the Brooklet, you should be re- minded of the worthwhile activities in which you engaged during 1956-57. Some of you will probably recall your failure to achieve the success which might have been yours, with a longing to go back and do better. Father Time, however, will follow you relentlessly. As he does, you will gain not only in age but also in experience and knowledge. This pursuit of you by Father Time will cause you to re-evaluate 1956-57 many times. However, as you change your evaluations and mellow with age, Ihope that most of you will look back on 1956-57 as one of the grandest years of all. 5. We Ew1u':wnwv:ntxunurxmvx.1,4mnuun:tw. ,rs . ,-, , ',..1f-x.. - 1... frw t 1 .. st-. . .1-rf:-f,-vwrfra wvruz. :cw-1:-, vf, Y. BO RD OF SCHOOL TRU TEES 1 fi 2 , -we-. . 1 s. b c .. 232 ' we :I 3 w s .M -fl? 'a 0 lm MEMBERS: Lawrence Sheets, Urban Selm, Carl Hofer, Michael Bohland, and Paul Cly, THE PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD SPEAKS The Board of School Trustees, within the restrictions set by law and by the various state agencies, is responsible for maintaining a school system. It determines educational policies, approves the course of study, employs teachers and other employees, adopts the budget and levies taxes, authorizes the construction of new buildings and the remodeling of old plants, authorizes purchases, and passes on all claims against the corporation, The Board meets in regular session once each month 4 first Tuesdayj and in special session as the need arises. In general, neither the Board nor its individual members can give time to administrative details. This work is delegated to the superintendent of schools, high school and elementary school principals, and other members of the staff. X, President, PAUL T, BAKER B.S . Ball State Teachers College Subjects: Machine Work, Woodworking, Mechanical Drawing Sponsor: None CARL W. BREKKEN B.S. Ball State Teachers College, Manchester College, M.S. Indiana University Subjects: English, 6th Grade Sponsor: None ROBERT C. BUNZ A.B. Hanover College Subjects: Citizenship, Journalism, World Geography, English Sponsor: B. High Spirit, Quill vga Scroll, Freshman Class NANNA S. CHESTNUT A.B., M.A. Indiana State Tea College Subjects: Mathematics Sponsor: None MARION L. CLOYS B.S. Vanderbilt University, B.M.E. University of Cincinnati, M.A. Columbia University Subjects: Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics Sponsor: Junior Class JOSEPH D. CODIANO B.S. Miami University Subjects: Physical Education, Biology, Science, Driver Education, Coach Sponsor: 7th Grade, Hi-Y JOHN R. COLLIER B.S. Hanover College Subjects: DriverEducation, Safety, Physical Education, Coach Sponsor: Junior Class VIRGIL E. DAVIS A.B., M.A. Miami University Subjects: Government, History Sponsor: Senior Class chers AMW' T. ...M :Sydn- EUGENE T. ERNST B.M.E. University of Louisville Subjects: Junior 8: Senior Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Junior High Music, Elementary Instrumental Sponsor: Senior Class, Girls' Drill Team NANCY HAMILTON A.B. Eastern Teachers College Subjects: English Sponsor: Freshman Class, Senior Play MIRIAM R. HAMMOND B.S. Manchester College, M.S. Indiana University Subjects: Home Economics Sponsor: F.l-l.A. . Freshman Class CA RL G. HINESLEY B.S. Ball State Teachers College, M. Ed. Miami Un1vers1ty Subjects: Social Science Sponsor: Ethics Committee, Athletic Director MARIORIE HINESLEY B.S. Ball State Teachers College Subjects: English, Health, Physical Education Sponsor: G.A .A . , Senior Class FRANCES JONAS B.S. Miami University Subjects: History, English, Citizenship Sponsor: Brooklet, Junior Class DILLARD MC KINNEY B.S. Oakland City College Subjects: Mathematics, Science Sponsor. Freshman Class KATHRYN QUINTON A.B., M.A. Indiana State Teachers College Subjects: Stenography, Business English, Office Practice, TYPWS Sponsor: Sophomore Class, Brooklet My ADDIE M. RAILY B.A. Columbia University Subjects: English, Bookkeeping, Typing Sponsor: Tri-Hi-Y JANE A. REIFEL B.A. Western College Subjects: English, Music Sponsor: Tri-Hi-Y MARVEL RETHERFORD B.S . Indiana University Subjects: Librarian Sponsor: Junior High Student Council, Projectors' Club NANCY RICH B.S., B.E. University of Cincinnati Subjects: Art Sponsor: None RAYMOND I. SERVIES A.B. Wabash College Subjects: Mathematics Sponsor: Hi-Y, Junior High Student Council, 8th Grade CHARLES K. SPRAGUE B.S. Indiana Central College Subjects: Typing, Health 85 Safety, Business Law, Driver Education, Coach, Physical Education Sponsor: Freshman Class CARL H. SPRAY B.S. Indiana University Subjects: Science Sponsor: Sophomore Class CHARLES A. VAN LOO B.E. Wisconsin State University Subjects: Agriculture, Science, Adult Education Classes Sponsor: F.F.A. , ,aww .NI ,wg SUZANNE BUCICLER, lst Semester B.S, Miami University Subjects: English, Spanish Sponsor: Sophomore Class f QQ PI-IYLLIS KAY RUSSEY, 2nd Semester AB. Indiana University Subjects: Spanish, English Sponsor: Sophomore Class LOIS TAYLOR DIXON, lst Semester B,S. University of Kentucky Subjects: Home Economics Sponsor: F.H.A., Junior Class N .Xa POLLY ANN REYNOLDS, 2nd Semester B,S. Ball State Teachers College Subjects: Home Economics Sponsor: F.H.A., Junior Class BROOKVILLE C ASSRCDOM TEACHERS' ASSCDCIATIC The Brookville Classroom Teachers' Association is a.n organization of the teachers of the Brookville Consolidated School system, It is affiliated with the Indiana Classroom Teachers' Association. Its work is carried on at monthly meetings and by standing committees. The purpose of this organization is to bring the teachers of this school into closer relation- shipg to establish and maintain conditions essential to the best teaching serviceg to secure for its members the social, intellectual, and professional advantages that can be derived from co- operation: and to create in the community at large a deeper sense of interest which the teachers represent. During the school year 1956-57, the organization has held two social functions. A picnic was held at the beginning of the year so that teachers old and new could get acquainted. A dinner party was held a short time before Christmas. The fact that all teachers of this school have become members seems to indicate that they believe the B, C. T, A, to be a worthwhile organization. Y . f! 14' Q 6 XC, President .... ,------W.....----- Yfeig..--,-lf,1i::r:fA-M -:F STLIDE T GOVER ME T Students in Brookville High School are privileged to have a form of student government through which they can express their ideas and wishes. The Student Cotmcil is the voice of the students in matters dealing with changes in school policy. Also, the many activities the high school participates in on a student level are carried out by the Student Council. Each year the Student Council organizes into several standing committees. It is through these committees that much of the routine work i.n the school is accomplished. The bookstore and the information desk are two examples of the work carried on by standing committees. The largest and most important of the standing committees is the Ethics Committee, Meet- ing independently ofthe Student Council, the Ethics Committee guides and counsels students who are continually disobeying school rules. Another of the major activities of the Ethics Committee is the Church Attendance check it has made in recent years, Members of the Student Council and Ethics Committee are elected from the student body and it is through the work of these students that the many things the student body expects are accomp- lished. nywfwfcl fffjvt, President . r' ' I s, 'cm OFFICERS: Ron Hofer, President, Seniorg Paul Otto, Vice-President, J uniorg Janet Evans, Secretary, Senior. SENIORS: Calvin Finch, Ed Hollenbach, Ron Jones, Bill Runyon, Glenna Venter. J UNIORS: Virginia Chaddon, Bob Cly, Nancy Cly, Eugene Evans, John Linegar, Myrna Strohmier, Wanda York. SOPHOMORES: Nancy Begley, Barbara Cox, Pat Gordon, Karen Hinesley, Nancy Linkel, Marjorie Lohrey, Charles Schoettlekotts, Steve Snider. FRESHMEN: Danny Dorrel, Melba Gordon, Arnold Hofer, Judy Kelly, Bonnie Meyer, Pat Milbourn, Ronnie Pilum, Winona Tonne. SPONSOR: Mr. McKinney 1nl1llexnu . N U ' sr, an r 'W it ETHICS COMMITTEE MEMBERS Jim Cooper, Tom Bohland, J oeJor1as,J erry Sintz, Gary Hoff, Barbara Meyer, Glenna Apsley, Emily Minne- man, Joanne Taylor, Virginia Chaddon, Wanda York, Janet Kelly, Charles Himes, Charles Logan, Audrey Race, Wayne Bauer, Mr. Hinesley, Sponsor. '. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Connie Knecht, Martha Lewis, Mr. Servies, Sponsorg Ann Mullin, President: Richard Bodnar, Charles Barnett, Je Ann Beckman, Mrs. Retherford, Sponsor, Donna Clark, Jean Lanning. e 3 S N 2,5 SENIORS Come walk with us to the fitting room, where excited seniors don their caps and gowns for the first time, and realize, perhaps for the first time, the value of the know- ledge they have gained. CLASS QFFICERS PRESIDENT WILLIAM C. CBILLJ RUNYON-January 5, 1939 What the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve. ACTIVITIES: Class President 4gTrack2,3,4g FootbaJl4g Cross Country Track 3g B High Spirit 2, Advertising Manager 3, Co-Editor 4g Student Council 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Hi-Y Secretary 4: Basketball Statistician 4: Brook- let 3, Sports Editor 4. VICE-PRESIDENT CALVIN E. FINCH-September 26, 1939 A penny saved is a penny earned. ACTIVI'I'IES: Class Vice-President 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Hi-Y 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 45 Football lg Stunt Night 1,2g Follies 3,4g Student Council 4, Junior Play, Senior Play. SECRETARY MARTHA MARTY BURKHART-July 21, 1939 Let me do the thing that ought to be done, when it ought to be done, as it ought to be done, whether I like to do it or not. ACTIVITIES: Class Secretary 45 Class Treasurer 1,2g G.A.A. 1,2, 3.4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, Sergeant-at-Arms 4g Boosters 1,2,3,4g Indiana History Club 1,2g Interclass Tourney 1,2,3,4g B High Spirit 4g Stunt Night lg Student Council 3g Follies 1,2,3,4g Cantata 1,2,3g Chorus 2,3, President lg Inforrnation Desk 4, Sextet 2,3,4g Junior Play: Senior Playp Brooklet 4, Spring Festival TREASURER GLENNA MAE VENTER-Apri116, 1939 When duty says Thou must, maturity says I can. ACTIVITIES: Class Treasurer 4g Spring Festival 23 TAB 1,23 Chorus 1,2,3,4g Cantata 2,3g Student Council 3,4g B High Spirit 43 Brooklet 4. CLASS of E95 DUANNE ALVEY March 1, 1939 I can accomplish anything I set forward to do, ACTIVITIES: F .I-LA. 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 G,A,A, l,2,3g Booster l,2,3,4g som: Night lg B High Spirit 2,3,4g Circulation Manager 3,45 Chorus lg Brook- let 3,4. MARGARET HELEN BEGLEY November 19, 1939 The only safe and sure way to destroy an enemy is to make him your friend. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Boosters 1,2,3,4g G,A, A, l,2,3,4g B High spirit 1,2,3,4g TAB2g stun: Night lg Chorus 1,2g Football Follies 3g Cantata 1,23 Brooklet 3,45 Interclass Tourney 1,2,4g Spring Festival 2. HELEN IRENE BISHOP November 4, 1939 Trust in God and you will succeed. ACTIVITIES: B High Spirit 4g Chorus lg G,A,A, lg F,H.A. 2,3,4g TAB 1,2. FRIEDA CAROL CASE November 15, 1939 What we are is God's gift to usg what we become is our gift to God. ACTIVITIES: Hutchinson High School, Kansas 1,2, EDWARD COLLIER November 28, 1939 Put not your trust in money, but put your money in trust. ACTIVITIES: Intramural 2,3,4g Boosters 2,3,4g TAB 2g Track 3,4, LORIS MARIE CONNER November 21, 1939 So live that you wouldn't be afraid to sell the family parrot to the town gossip. ACTIVITIES: Band 2,4, Secretary 8s Treasurer 4g Chorus 2,3,4g Football Follies 2,3,4, G, A.A. 2,3,4g Interclass Tourney 45 Cantata 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Brooklet 4: Junior Play, Senior Playg Class Treasurer 35 Queen Attendant 3,4g Ethics 3. GERALDINE COUCH April 2, 1939 I-Ie that loveth not, knowth not God for God is love. WANDA J' EAN DAVENPORT May 14, 1939 As a man tbinketh in his heart, so is he. ACTIVITIES: Football Follies 1,2,3,4gG.A,A, 1,2,3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3g TAB lg B High Spirit 2,3,4g Boosters 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g Stunt Night lg Senior Playg Spring Festival 2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Sextet 2,3,4, Interclass Tourney 1,2,3,4, Cantata 1,2, 3,45 Majorette 2,3,4g Librarian 1. -1 ir! fi X 3 X Q f vi -as vw? Q y :: ::1s:a-z:3:z.1:s -1: S.. .N -sp.-.ts . .s.-. Wt-.-Sm.-3 V, -.-as . .. .,. . , ., . . .:sefar2ass:.s:::::::saee-were:as:1.1:z:st..:1.4 'K -sa . . : mr . ' 'tefs:s1:1:a:2:-1-2 'K '1:ag.,5,:f - .1 I. . . 1: T 51-'ii-'21'1t,,-2Q ., ' 1 - . ,A . .1 'M -J .,.,. t ,X Q. Y I . 135, 5' .yi THOMAS G. DAVIS January 4. 1939 Don't kick a man when he's down, he might get up. ACTIVITIES: F. F. A, lg Intramural 25 Football 1,35 Track 2. GERALD H. DOERFLEIN December 3. 1938 Give a little, take a little. JOAN DOERFLEIN May 1, 1939 The door to success is labeled push. ACTIVITIES: TAB 1,2g Football Follies: Cantata, Spring F estivalg Boostersg Chorus. KLRBY DORREL March 12, 1939 Always expect the unexpected. ACTIVITIES: Stunt Night lg F,F,A, 1,2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g Football Follies 3, Glee Club lg Basketball 1,2,3,4. JOYCE ALEEN DUFF April 22, 1939 Never make a plan without seeking God's guidanceg never achieve a success without giving God the praise. ' ' ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Student Council 1, Football Follies 2,3,4g Interclass Tourney 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g G,A,A, 1,2,3,4g Ethics 2, Stunt Night 15 Sextet 2,3,4g Bookstore 3g Junior Play: Queen Attendant l,3,4g Cantata 1,2,3,4g Boosters 1,2,3,4g Switchboard 2. RITA JEAN ESAREY February ll, 1939 Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father which is heaven. ACTIVITIES: G,A,A, l, President 2, Secretary 3, Treasurer 43 Girls' State 3: Student Council 1,23 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Class Secretary 3g Chorus l,2,3g Sextet 2,3g Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Majorette 1,2g Drum Major 3,4g Boosters l,2,3,4g Pep Cheer- leader 2, Junior Playg Senior Playg Stunt Night lg Football Follies 2,3,4g Brooklet 4g Cantata l,2,3g Interclass Tourney l,2,3,4g Spring Festival 2,3. MARTHA ESTRIDGE June 18, 1938 Not what we gain, but what we give, measure the worth of the life we live. ACTIVITIES: Chorus lg Stunt Night lg F,H,A, l,2,3. SHIRLEEN ESTRIDGE May 19, 1939 This above all: To thine own self betrue and it must follow, as the night the day, Thou can't not then be false to any man. ACTIVITIES: B High Spirit 3,43 HLu'r1or Editor 3, Co-Editor 4, F.H,A. 3,4g TAB 2, Boosters 1,2,3,4g Brooklet 3: Cantata 4. JANET MARIE EVANS May 7, 1939 You came to climb, and you endure--so turn your face to the clock of time: make one more foothold sure. ACTIVITIES: Commencement Usher 3: Ethics 2: Brooklet, Assistant Editor 4g Spring Festival l,2,3,4g B High Spirit 3g TAB l,2, Secretaryg Student Council Secretary 3,43 Boosters 2,3,4g Tri-Hi- Y2,3,4g Cantata 1,2,3,4g D,A,R. Good Citizenship Award: Chorus l,2, 3,4g Stunt Night l:AClass Secretary 25 Football Follies 1,3,4, A JANICE FANCHER January 2, 1939 The secret of happiness is not in doing what you like, but liking what you have to do. ACTIVITIES: Indiana History Club 1,25 TAB lg Sttmt Night lg Boosters l,2,3,4g Chorus lg Tri-Hi-Y 2g Senior Playg Brooklet 2,43 Cantata, JANET FOX April 25, 1940 Happiness comes from seeking the rainbows of life and overlooking the rain. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1, Stunt Night lg G,A.A. lg Brooklet 4g F,H.A. l,2. JOYCE FOX September 21, 1939 No matter how long it may take, the greatest thing you will ever make is a friend. ACTIVITIES: Chorusg G.A,A, lg Brooklet 4. GERALDHXJE FRYE November 19, 1937 Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. ACTIVITIES: Chorus lg TAB l. DAVE GRUELL February 17, 1939 Never kick a man when he's down: he might get up. ACTIVITIES: Junior Playg Senior Playg TAB 1,25 Stunt Night: Boosters l,2,3,4g Hi-Y, Glee Club l, LINDA GULLEY September 4, 1939 It takes a mighty short time to losea good reputation but years and years to regain it. ACTIVITIES: TAB l,2. DELORES MARY HALCOMB May 4, 1938 The secret of happiness is not indoing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do, ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader, B Team lg Varsity 2,3,4g Interclass Tourney l,2,3,4g G,A,A, l,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Boosters lg Student Council 25 Cantata 2,3g Follies l,2,3,4: Stunt Night lg Majorette lg Chorus 1,2,3,4g Queen Attendant 3,4, ? ff? W 'iqif T ff'wgf'f ., fx YW 2 .ffffgt-3.4 ,ea ,V ,.w,.fg,Mf4 A.. - ',,yg,fg1-1 -' V ,,- ,tw ,,G4,,-,s- .- ,, J fvffi, ,f . Z ' ' ff, , A, f- - ' ' 1 : gf , ,V -4 1' 2 1 .V A-, 4 , ,, If , w, 2 jf 1 1??13'1a ' 112 55: 4232 Z 4, , X x ,. .fa JY -at Sul' S 9 . . . , 8 Q :Q is . 1 X 2 5 g A Uiqiyg Meth I Q ,Wm 8 t 5 at emit, xi?- . 8 ' V : ,:,,.-fxgv. ,i ., 1 V it-aa I I xt .-Ni X Nu...-V' . ,, 4.1 V: 1 .- 4,-. ..1.:,.V--113335 . f 12- ' f ' , , .... . , ,Q ., e .rv-x 2'-M-f....1-:sow .TANICE MARIE HANNEBAUM March 13, 1939 The one worth while is the one who can smile when everything goes dead wrong, ACTIVITIES: Varsity Cheerleader 2,3g G.A,A, l,2, 3,4g Interclass Tourney l,2,3,4g Sextet 3g Freshmen Cheerleader lg B High Spirit 1,2,3,4g Student Council lg Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Band lg Orchestra lg Majorette lg Brooklet 3,4g Senior Playg Junior Playg Stunt Night lg Boosters l,4g Cantatag Follies 2,3,4, MARILYN HILDEBRAND June 16, 1939 True friendship is a treasureg guard it as such. ACTIVITIES: TAB 1. CHARLES L HIMES December 17, 1938 A penny saved is a penny earned. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. l,2,3, President 4g TAB l,2g Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplaing Stunt Nightg Football 3,4g Ethics 3,4g Boosters 2,3,4, RONALD HOFER March 26, 1939 Live and let live. ACTIVITIES: President Student Counci14g Band l,2,4, President 3g Orchestra l,2,3g Cantata 3g Class Pres- ident 1,2,3g Student Council 3,4g Hi-Y 2,3, Vice- President 4g TAB 1, Treasurer 2g Football l,2,3,4g Stunt Night lg Folliesg Junior Playg Senior Play. GARY HOFF August 10, 1939 It's nice to be important, but it's more important to be nice. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4g F,F,A, l,2,3, PreS- ident 4g Boys' Glee Club lg Follies 3g Track 4g Ethics 3,4g Sttmt Night 1. EDWARD HOLLENBACH April 13, 1939 A man that hath friends must show himself friendlyg and there is a friend that sticketh closer thana brother. ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2,3,4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Boosters 3,4g TAB l, President 2g B High Spirit 4,1 Editor 3g Basketball 1,25 Class Vice- President 2g Brooklet 3g Stunt Night 1. MADONNA HOOG November 2, 1939 Those that criticize are not always right themselves, there must be some good in all of us. ACTIVITIES: B High Spirit 3,4g Chorus l,2g Brooklet 35 Follies 2. RONNIE JONES January 29, 1939 To thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, thou can'st not then be false to any man. ACTIVITIES: Student Council l,2,4, Vice- President 3g Class Vice-President lg Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3,4g Track l,3,4g Boys' Stateg Follies 3,4g Sttuit Night lg Graduation Usher 3. LILLIAN LIL KENNEL January 12, 1939 It's nice to be nice, if you are naturally nice, ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Follies 2,3,4g BHigh Spirit 1,2,3,4: Stunt Night lg Ethics lg Cantata 1,2,3,4g Spring Festival 3,4g lnterclass Tourney l,2,3,4, ERNEST KNECHT December 9, 1938 Work will never kill anybody, but who wants to take a chance. ACTIVITIES: F. F.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 4. CAMILLE KUEHN February 6, 1939 What we have we may lose, what we are is ours forever. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Junior Playg Student Council 2: B High Spirit lg G,A,A, l,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2: Cantata 1,2g Senior Play: Boosters 1,2,3,4g Follies 1,2g Interclass Tourney lg Spring Festival 1,2. DON KUNTZ January 29, 1939 It's better to be honest and lose than cheat and win. ACTIVITIES: F. F.A. 1,2,3,4. DAVE LAKES April 15, 1939 An ounce of fact means more than a ton of argu- ment. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4g J tmior Play: Basket- ball 1,2,4g T1-ack l,3,4g Follies: TAB 1,2, President 1, Vice-President 2g Hi-Y 1. EDITH YVONNE LEA January 27, 1939 To have a friend, be one. ACTIVITIES: Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,4gChorus 1,25 G.A.A. l,2g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g TAB 1,29 Indiana History Club lg B High Spirit l,2,3,4, Business Manager 3,45 Brooklet 2,3g Senior P1ay:.T1mior Playg Follies l,2,3,4g Cantata 1,2,3g Class Secretary lg Quill and Scroll 3,4, Secretary 4: Boosters l,2,3,4g Spring Festival 2,3,4. CLARENCE LHXIDERMAN January 25, 1939 Do unto others as though you were the others. DICK LINKEL September 28, 1939 As you tread the highway of life, look out for women drivers. ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Follies 2,3,4g Senior Play: Junior Play: Intra- mural 1,2,3,4g TAB 1,2. ie., :-. 2, Mandi' I K , ,,,1,-g- ..., ., J, A- ggi gf -' I Ifxzfs , r is -wx. , -N Sag gtwg., 3, . -5 ' ,:m::e.'f 1' F -as is A f f-f 1.1,-Q, V tysgirf' , .5-Q .ia-,gQwt?.:7:i.1,Q' 'I-fx: '1 ? 454- iw' .35 ps, Q. It.. V ., . -4,-g,.,r3-,.,,,,g wid. .: . -- 'Z'f: Qs-3?6'.?.25 Pri is f ' f jamifixfjgs- 5 .I aaaksifrrflis lf- WN ,V -'Y , 5 W its. E 8 st 1 ff W .1 A, :f I 'A ff- 5.-Q-g:gagrtfh::srf2 'y ' :' ..:, gf.: .5 .K ' 'if' ',f,:?Qpe,,g'f Y is s x , f - -1 .,q.,, -Z wa.- ' l Mitzi 32 5 -alia . .. - V , f+i.+:,.3,-3 . fig-'W ,- .- .S av .5- '5 ' I' I- 'Ei12:Ek. ,fv- I x Ir , ,AS -. X, y X 9 4 2? 4 Nx- X 1. . '11 '. 'H+-rv?-' Sag... Q J ?:1f'?'f' , ' g' fp 5 V. it -1 3 V ' if 9 I I ' Y -f spiifiisiii . .5 1 'C ff , lay A . gt.. . Xi t .TACK LOVINS November 28, 1939 'if at first you don't succeed, quit. CAROLYN SUE LUKER December 8, 1939 Choose the one you love, and love your choice, ACTIVITIES: Stunt Night 15 TAB 1,25 F,H.A, 1, BETTY MAYS September 8, 1938 The hardest habit to quit is the habit of quitting, ACTIVITIES: Student Council 25 F,H,A, 1,2,35 TAB 1. ZELMA A. MC CRACKEN April 17, 1939 Our Irish blunders are never blunders of theheart. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 35 Boosters 45 Stunt Night 1, DORA MC KLNNEY October 17, 1938 What ever I may accomplish in life I owe not to myself but to school teachers, my parents, and most of all God. ACTIVITIES: B High Spirit 3,43 Brooklet 3, PAT MC WHORTER December 24, 1939 Our deeds still travel with us from afar, and what we have been makes us what we are. ACTIVITIES: Stunt Night 15 Switchboard 45 TAB 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Follies lg Cantata 1. DON MERGANTHAL February 12, 1939 While traveling down the straight and narrow of life, watch out for dangerous curves. ACTIVITIES: Boosters 2,3,45 Football 15 TAB lg J' unior Playg Senior Play. BARBARA ANN MEYER January 22, 1939 What we have to learn to do, we learn by doing. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Stunt Night lg Sextet 2,3,45 Interclass Tourney 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3g Follies 1,2,3,45 Junior Play5 Student Council 15 Boosters 1,2,3,45 Cantata 1,2,35 Brooklet 45 Ethics 45 Information Desk 45 Indiana History Club lg Chorus 1,2,35 B Team Cheerleader 2. 7---.-Y --n-1---2 1 -- 7---- 7177..- 17111 1,-,Y - -7, - 7 LAURENCE MOBLEY September 16, 1939 Tell the truth and shame the devil. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 1: TAB 1. LESTER OEHLMANN October 21, 1939 To have a friend is to be one. ACTIVITIES: Boosters 2,3,4: Baseball 3,43 F.F.A, 1. NATHAN ORSCHELL December 25, 1938 Why take life so seriously: you can't get out of it alive. ACTIVITIES: Stunt Night 1: Boosters 1,2,3,4g Play Stage Manager 3,45 Ethics 1. DON POE February 21, 1938 A winner never quits, a quitter never wins. ACTIVITIES: Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football Follies 3,45 Track 1,3,4g Boys' Glee Club lg Volleyball 2.3,4. GENEVA PRICE April 19, 1939 Choose your love and love your choice. ACTIVITIES: Boosters 1,2,4g Cantata 1: Brooklet 4: Chorus lg F.H.A. 2,3: TAB l,2. INA MAE ,RATHBURN September 7, 1939 Silence is golden: it never betrays you. ACTIVITIES: Boosters 3: Spring Festival 2: Cantata 2: Chorus 1,23 Follies 2, G,A,A. 1. JOYCE JO REIDENBACH October 11, 1939 It was a great fight, Mom, but I made it, ACTIVITIES: Play Prompter 3,4: Boosters 1,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4: Chorus l,2,3: Follies 2,35 Cantata 1,2,3, CLARENCE RITZI April 28, 1939 Eat, drink, and be merry. Q 1 141' , WE.,- lq-.,.. T 'ESS' M.. 1 W ...alfa JANE ANN ROBINSON October 16, 1939 Your life is what you make it to be. ACTIVITIES: G.A.A, lg Tri-Hi-Y 23 Boosters 1,2, 3,4g Stunt Night lg Chorus 1,2,3,4g Follies 2,3, LARRY ROSENBERGER September 4, 1939 If you don't succeed the first time, quit. ACTIVITIES: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. RONALD SCI-IUCK December 19, 1939 Quit while you're ahead. ACTIVITIES: F. F. A. 1, .TANICE SEAL May 15, 1938 A smile goes a long way, but it takes you to start it on its way, ACTIVITIES: Boosters 1,2,3,4g G,A,A, lg TAB 1,25 Tri-I-Ii-Y 2,3,4g Indiana History Club 1,25 Band 1,2, 3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3g Stunt Night lg Follies 2,3,4g Cantata 1,2,3,4g Ensemble Contest 3,4g Spring Festival 2,3,4, GERALD JOSEPH QJERRY3 SELM February 9, 1939 Patience, ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2,3,4g Boosters l,2,3,4. GRACE SMITH April 27, 1939 He who trusts in God will never fail. ACTIVITIES: B High Spirit 3,4g F, H. A. 3gBr00k1et 3. JANE SMITH August 30, 1938 With my hand in God's, my feet will never stumble. ACTIVITIES: TAB 1,23 Queen 45 Attendant 13 F.H.A. 2,3p Brooklet 4. NORMA JEAN SMITH June 29, 1938 Your life is what you make it. ACTIVITIES: Bookstore 45 Switchboard 4g Boosters 2,3,4, I --.----- -----..-- -7.ii-- f- NANCY JEAN SOUDERS May 29, 1939 If ye have the faith as a grain of mustard seed, nothing shall be impossible unto you. ACTIVITIES: G. A. A. l,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y2,3,4, Chaplain 33 Student Council lg Brooklet 3,4g B High Spirit 1,2, 3,45 stunt Night lg Ponies 2,3,4g chorus 1,2,z-1,41 Sextet 39 Interclass Tourney l,2,3,4g Senior Playg Orchestra 1,2,3g Boosters 1,2,3,4g Cantata, WILSON SORBER February 28, 1938 A kind word is more valuable than gold. ACTIVITIES: B High Spirit 3. VELMA STURWOLD April 8, 1939 If I cannot do great things, I can do small things in a great way. ACTIVITIES: TAB 1,2g chorus l,2,3,4. NANCY LOUISE TUSSEY January 31, 1939 Love never failethf' ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4g Majorette 1,2,3,4g Boost- ers 1,2,3,4g Follies 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,4g Chorus 1, 2,3,4g Sextet 2,3,4g Cantata l,2,4g Spring Festival 1,2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Senior Playg Information Desk 4, CHARLES H. USHER February 22, 1939 It is better to be safe than sorry. ACTIVITIES: TAB 1,23 Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,25 Baseball 1,2. CAROL S, WAGNER August 1, 1939 Whatever will be will be. ACTIVITIES: Chorus 1,2,3g Cantata 1,2,3g Boosters l,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Follies 35 Senior Playglunior Playg Information Desk 3,4. BERTHA MAY WALTZ May 4, 1939 I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me.I1 ACTIVITIES: Band 2, Chorus l,2,4g TAB 1,23 Follies 3.4: Cantata 1,2,3,4g Boosters 1,2,3,4g Student Council 3: B High Spirit 1,3,4g Brooklet 3,4, Business Man- ager 4: Quill and Scroll 3,4, Vice-President 4, Tri- Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4, ':v- RIMM 5, ii-A 'OW aff A-W 5 xg, fvJ I 2 ,, L O N G Y N E A R S , T F i j n .if 1 N ll -Nh1.y0lK V U Y v ,L S NIOR HISTQRY' The time is here whe.n we, the seniors of BHS, hand over our title to the present juniors. For us, the care- free good ole days are gone. Come walk with us back over our four years to the events which are now only memories. Our freshman year was led by Ron Hofer, President, Ron Jones, Vice-Presidentg Yvonne Lea, Secretary, and Marty Burkhart, Treasurer. We shall never forget our money- making project, the paper drive. Clt took three baths to remove all the dirt., On a very chilly day, wewent to Coney Island for our class party. The trip put aches into our feet and took money from our pockets. Our three sponsors were: Mrs. Hine- sley, Mr. Davis, and Mr. Downey. In our sophomore year, Mr. Downey left us and was replaced by Mr. Ernst, who, along with Mrs. Hinesley and Mr. Davis, led us through the rest of our high school life. We were the first class in BHS to order class sweaters. We sponsored a Chili Supper that year, Cwater glasses and alll. Again our class went to Coney Island where we had a hot time. Ron Hofer was elected President for the yearg Ed Hollenbach, Vice-President, Janet Evans, Secretary: and Marty Burkhart, Treasurer. As juniors, our goal as upper classmen was finally realized. The long-awaited class rings came just in time for Christmas. To keep the Double-Date rings or go steady was a problem that confronted the juniors boys. Our successful Chicken Supper was followed by our class play, titled Stars in Their Eyes, f and tears tool. Officers were Ron Hofer, President, Calvin Finch, Vice-President, Rita Esarey, Secretaryg and Loris Conner, Treasurer. At long last, we were seniors, the big wheels of BHS, but is wan't all fung for the year held much work yet to be done. Bill Rtmyon led us through our senior year. assisted by Calvin Finch, Vice-Presidentg Marty Burkhart, Secretaryg and Glenna Venter, Treasurer. Our play Lucky Penny, presented at the beginning of the year, wasconsidered one of the best in BHS history. The se.n.ior Chicken Supper added S558 to the balance of our class treasury. This year was also the most expensive, we ordered name cards, senior pictures, caps and gowns, and invitations. Baccalaureate, Commencement, and the Washington trip complete our high school career, after which we will not have forgotten our school but will be- come alumni of BHS. I J i T 1 ' UNDERCLASSMEN Come walk with us through our cafeteria line. Take a look at some classmen who see graduation only as a speck of light in the distant future. frm,-,:m-:mmm-rawfzwawc of our und er- Z M 6, x,Ax X 'Mn ,ny lg fl' ,,,x. fn ,.x r . 41 'Wm 'W' .gy , Q, 1 J, Ezwafa 1 . aaa ,.,.,,, an 5 , ...J J a r ea J ' 2 X S ., J H 11315425 5s?:1.f . P , ,. -' cis'--. 5' V '- its Sify B '33-K ff , Jr fi i 5 -N-, .W TEE C... ,.., ,1:A,1, '--r' . g. Sin' 4 J J' .- 1' 4 :Z :r 5,i,,?f,!,3, .gr 1155 .MN as Lb g. 'bi W' 5. A ,1 -sv - .5513 .. r zqz , AVA ,.,,: ' , 25-sf ' A fsf. T 43 I if hw, ,gk W :,. ...:.f.,f Z A as Y '.,, k Q 'nu 'W , 159 .,'- 1 4 W ,,:, Fry- vt K ,,.tt . S1 Lv JU ICDRS ...Qty . 'asf . sf 1d'2'Cf if ref i ah .a1?I:M.' , .,.. 1 .4f,:.,1,1:, vs' 'iii' I if va Q- if G c 7 J' Q., - .gsm-Lv.-.xx 4 I rl? 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ROW FIVE: Robert Browning, Melvin Bruns, Ronald Burch, Shirley Carlton, Bill Charles, James Clayton, Nancy Crandel, Wayne Collier. 4 1 i l Q Ing' '53 It - , :-. Y ,Q Y T ...' auf' 'I ' . Ah a . , f , :V- A , a - , , i- . 3, .4 - L .. :M f vs? 2 X .. S f ' M. I ,L i I -k.- I X .,,. : ,. X t , .Iwi Q D' - f' . , , i 4. .--, 2 if 5113 , ai .4 ati ifff i ef as E J ,J L ,.. My 3 .Q fa , ,, . . ,la . - 135- f' :ag Ar I W Fl' at , . . i . an ' V 1? Q, y E L J, , , J :Y t , -.. 1- V 59 , A -..- 'C' is L 1: 'wi ,. , ,. IJ 3 1 - .45 ,Z v Q---5 A 7' fa-nr -4 .ff-.gs 1' ' My - . L N J f - 4 N, .- . Cf' Q11 ., , -' ' 7 - S - , , .., ,L va -'QQ 4 'N . ?,.Q 4 as :af .6 I - J M 3 Q fs., .J , .., 1 , 1, 'f.:'f- as t ' R ' ' -' , J 3- J' .,: ' 5 as 1,5 ,Q vi 1-' U, L: ', Q-rj P.: A, A as . v .3 Ji.: H -J-Z . N, I Q Q 5 sl, - A gi if -in ,Sf ,,M:1:g I -5:-' V A . ,,,V' f A.,. ag! .1 ex .. s - L f is N nf 2 3 , -. ' . ll. x J J? .. Q.. AF- 459 f 'ncbi -eva X .ff W3 - 3. y . li r-5 ...J , ,- . t 4:1 , is , if ...J , X W, f , . A' f A' if if Y A x K .. '- 1 1 - , -4. ..,. fa -' , s-. '35, gag 6? 'g 3' I A I: 'Q , I It L7 Q NF af vw- ' f if ' -Q . . 7' ' A Q ng, 45? 'fr Ji- j 33- 3' 'I' a , L L ,fs ,aa L-O - L-it 1 5,4 4 , 1 - fd 1 ROW ONE: Marvin Cook, Paula Crosier, William Cornn, Ada Davidson, Harley Davison, Ima Jean David- son, Margaret Dehner, Leonard Doerflein. ROW TWO: Wanda Doerflein, Danny Dorrel, Jean Drewes, Paul Edwards, Lawrence Emmel, Lowell Fox, Barbara Fritz, Richard Geiling, ROW THREE: Dennis Gibbs, Gayle Gill, Barbara Glisson, Melba Gordon, Barbara Hale, Charlotte Haynes, Richard Hertel, David Hill. ROW FOUR: Joyce Himes, Arnold Hofer, Thomas Hofer, Curtis Hogan, David Holliday, Olin Houstin, Keith Huber, Ivan Hughes. ROW FIVE: Paul Hunter, Robert Hurley, Sue Jonas, Wanda Jonas, Lloyd Johnson, Judy Kelley, George Kennel, Ival Kennel ROW SDC: John Knecht, Janet Knose, Patricia Kramer, Kathleen Kuechler, Louaun Lawson, John Lockard, Charles Logan, Margaret Lovely. 3 - ' , VY -' ' 1 ' H- . Q t ,. , ' - , ,Mn 1 i :W r v. K' W! N, . - g, L: .Ae F, .,. I 6 jig 1 t . 'J -5 Q .W ..,.,. 1 I : xx V- V R B E W ,, W ,,.,,4, in T -'J I. ' 4 'i -... ,, , 1 P is-if . -S., P 5' H I 1. --'f' : i w f'w.Q,- 5, w a, . , , V f S T 't , V t' 4 , 'R' ' z' 'ff' x Liv- ' 'W'-ra -, -11' . T ' X my . - W ' 1 ., t uh El Q 3 , -. 'mfr' A vgsfl .- gg :ua Til? :A ggi . I- N , fi: 4 HM ,z r I h X f 1' F1 .ff A 2555? B S ' Ai Y.: an - I N' lin, W1 96: ,Q 5 'J' ' , as 942 we V 4 im -Tm -- S ' ,--' ' ' 1 W' ' 1 Q. it -- 2 F A X ' Xt' fan' if 5 ' ,if -ae ,, ,, ' , gr 4 1 -V . .gf I its 3 J: 93:2 3 AX, h .1 Nga! A, ,.. ' as V f '-f af? aa. L9 ,r t W Qi., 'lfr ' 'M , Q tg, 'W 'fr' H 'T-'K 'l If ,V A I A, S, X x-'- .,. .fy . 13, M 5 ,, ' , fbi 'B 3' f 5' sf A- f' sa, h K' , H '- .4x. - -z ' . - , . or .t-1 ,N -QS ik - E5 , f u, 555--: X Ig - t. .Nga t -.Q . -. 9' S T Is- .,:? .ft . -- kr PE: ' it 'i .xx ' 9' R ' IAII T , ' V ox - ef . , , -Q I A . 9 .fsilHg.dX, .iz :Nm :, ROW ONE: Beverly Marsh, Patricia McCarty, Larry McCoo1, Robert McCrearY. .Tack McDaniel, Tom McKinney, Alvin McMillan, Betty Messer. ROW TWO: Susie Metcalf, Bonnie Meyer, Lola Meyer, Billy Miller, Patty Milboum, Juanita Mobley, Phyllis Moore, Carolyn Morrison. ROW THREE: Richard Personette, Ronald Pflum, Eleanor Powell, Audrey Race, Linda Race, James Retherford, Barbara Reuss. ROW FOUR: Myron Rhodes, Gloria Richmond, Marion Ripperger, Garrett Roberts, Terry Roberts, Carol Roell, William Roemer, Nancy Sands, ROW FIVE: James Sauerland, Harold Schlemmer, Marilyn Schmidt, Henry Schmidtz, Cletus Seufert, Ronald Shell, Patricia Shelton, Eileen Snapp. ROW SDK: Mary Spaeth, James Stegner, Doris Stenger, Jean Stenger, Fred Stewart, Earl Sturwold, Harold Sturwold, Mary Ann Sturwold. ,V i - - . , , I ,, h La .3 ,.,- X3 .I ,Q I Q. -I x Q ,., , 5 K New U E ' A M Q nf kg A. ., I ., W . fx' Aa 9 '-: f -.,-5, l A L---r 5 1 V- -xv x 1- ' ' - ,.- 1 - - ,gy , My , -. , 1 u p Q xx -W 11 ,A -1 :ff 'W' -N .. 1 ..... .. N-. - Q A 'F' X -, X .A , ,. ' , .,,.' K W I 1 , .lf -'i' r i. I in l 1 C A S S 0 F I 9 6 0 E re: o f 1 E , . i ez sf 4,1Q f ii V ff .ff F. ,f I ROW ONE: Wayne Suding, Winona Tonne, Kirby Tussey, Virginia Waltz, James Weilman, Bonnie Wendel, Shirley Wilson, William Wilson. ROW TWO: Wilma Wilson, Edward Wiwi, Samuel Wulber, JU IOR HIGH SCHOOL -is o FF I CERS if G R AD E s orrlcfks if'.aO 5,?f,.E , 'O GRADE 7 E- ' if lliliti' V ROW ONE: .TeAnn Beckman, President: Donald Wolber, Vice-Presideitg John Carnahan, Secretary, Ann Mullin, Treasurer. ROW TWO: Richard Bodnar, Presidentg Boone Moore, Vice-President: Dorma Clark, Secretary, Dennis C ASSES O I96I AND I962 Berg, Treasurer. GR DE f--.. . I -' fp av. at - f as ree, , 3 4 .J yugt' faraidlli L -135 , :. . ' 1,2 s J ' ff . affi- at 'X' --F ag. ef' ' ..,. NA - -:ere -. x. - an 4 '71 I aa. ',,.,,.:. l '-5 'fi-D ,f ' -1- - A QWA: at aw ? ,,, J 3- A Ig .-6 fi ' - AYQF Fifa ru ,- , 1 ' .ia J , - ww , v . 5 , . 9' . rx -:Q ,, ga. YN, 'N .il 1 za' 12 , 1 M Q' f ' ' ' 1- f, ', 5 -I - ,. ,. 1 1 - -A 1 -A . 4 1 'J' ' Sv f ' JJ 1 2 5, at f -'L Q2 . Y 551, ' . was ,:- -, ,. . - ff , 3 1 if' , ' 2- iz- , L1 17 Q J . y , 'M RA ' rf if . 3 . V.V.V, . . 35 g 'E M H . 1:7 wi M,,,. MZE: J X ,R 34 1 , 'V 122 2 t , f1i:,ff.' 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ROW TWO: Li11daC11addon, Charles Folk, Ivan Fritz, Sharon Greenway, Patty Halcomb, Delo r es Hale, Patricia Helms. ROW THREE: David Kersey, Bonnie Knecht, Walter Krause, Billy Kuehn, Marcia Lakes, Jean Lanning, Linda Lohrey. ROW FOUR: Jimmy McKibben, Murvon Minneman, Bambi Misasi, Elizabeth Monroe, Loretta Monroe, Randy Moore, Karen Morelock, ROW FIVE: Wayne Mo r rison, Dorothy Oehlmann, James O'Neal, Donald Palmer, Ernie Payne, Mary Payne, Jackie Pennington. ROW SIX: Patricia Poe, James Price, Melvin Prifogle, Paul Quante, Roberta Race, Leonard Reese, Wilma Reidenbach. ROW SEVEN: Edwin Roberts, Robert Runyon, Diane Rusterholz, Calvin Schlemmer, Perry Seal, Urma Seale, Myron Sintz. ROW EIGHT: Dick Snow, John Thackery, Marvin Thalheimer, Pa- tricia Uptegrove, Lou Anne Wil- liams. ROW NINE: Judy Allen, Judy Ander- son, Rosalie Bauer, David Baxter, Mark Bergin. ROW TEN: Mattie Bowles, Hubet Branstetter, .Tune Caudill, Claude Cavins, Buddy Corum, John Dehner, Donna Emmel ROW ONE: Phyllis Fruits, Leslie Gesell, George Gilmore, Phillip Harsh, Jean Hawkins, Ray Hawkins, Peter Hensley. ROW TWO: Robert Himes, Carl Hinesley, ,Toe H09-111. James John- son, Darlene Kelly. Lacey King, Connie Knecht. ROW THREE: Linda Krause, Martha Lewis, Pamula Marsee, Charlene Metcalf, Mae Metcalf. Judy Meyer, Sandra Miller. ROW FOUR: Barbara Mobley, Betty Monroe, Lester Monroe, Janice Montag, Julia Morelock, Gary Mor- in, Sharon Morrison, ROW FIVE: Ellen McCarty, David Payne, Eva Peters, Carl Pierce, Peggy Price, J' oe Rasnick, Charles Ratz. ROW SIX: Kenneth Reese, Marvin Reese, Maynard Reese, Kenneth Richmond, David Roberts, Micky Rosenberger, Bruce Sherwood. ROW SEVEN: Shirley Shockey, Beverly Siebert, Judy Sintz, Richard Smith, Evelyn SDBDP. John Snyder, Tennie Snyder. ROW EIGHT: Oren Sparks, Gary Stang, David Tinch, Charles Thack- ery, Ronnie Thalheimer, Kathleen Tonne, Roberta WilS0l'l. ,Al Sw, '13 -Ld Z, . ..,, V 7 fr A We ' K . , J , -P ,x N h X7 uh , -gwlz, 'wi ff. :L lf- 5 'A -5' ' , 05.131 1 .if E t 4513! 1 r.'..gA:a if .W f 4' J A J' v.', 'V J' N 1 id -,,g!2ff,'5f-.-,,, ,., :i7:f:l i- , ,. , .o tw. . ve ' -x. 2 1 1: at Q .: fflvj' n. ' .44 V -5 -nf' L. .wif -4+ , - --v Rf' '4 Ji. -rv if 4-,.v-,.?e,v, , 4 A :4.,,?y, ' -V ' ' -1 , , :,V'v,j.' , -a X ig. '-Ai. A Y 33 I' ,QI M9 ':- , - 2 1- K I ws' f -.afjf eww? x , ,'. .lk it -:9 3: .v 31, -I - 1 1 fi 3 ' W. :, ' V 1' Ya 5 fi j, ,JL , ,Q N' we ' -4 , I . 'ff9 fm' z , : . fp! A A at' k te 4 :Q :.,.a., A if ' I 74' J -435 x .aw Q . . , 1 I -5 .iif J, -3. . , 1 .fi H'- Q ' as V rg mi . .:. , , , ' V-, , M s .az b b N , -- 3 A. s 'i -73 1. , A gin. : . A 'I' :X nf-Q Q Q-:aw ,. '-' , ,refs is I I rs. 2. f... W-3, V-1 Jaw? FII. ff P . -:Q k ,.,, 3 ,-. ' I 1 , I ., A 4, Y 1 gf' -'Jr rd' 'Iwo' X R 1 fi-A ,J , - a 'vc Jr . g V , ., - ,,. QQ, iff. 9, .-be '. K N, ,,. wg: ax V I , .,.. 75 Q0 sa -u ..- e - .Ffh ,, ,iff ' LISTCDIANS LEFT: Mr. George Hahn, Mr. Oscar Brack. They keep the building clean and warm, open locked doors, and perform many other services for both faculty and students. COCKS BELOW: Mrs, Nellie Rusterholtz, Mrs, Stella Glaub, Mrs, Verse Hannebaum, Mrs, Marjorie Hahn, Mrs, Zora Cooksey, Mrs. Kate Pepper is not inthe picture. They cook the tasty, nutritious meals we eat every day in our cafeteria. Qdwpwiwf V N, 1 SZ R , . Y:.-...a7 ,-...-i! , ,-,...n...fY-7----- Come walk with which he lp us to become CIIIZSHSL , of the lessons ! Q , I X ' si .,, fx Sw 3 ,.-44' sf LANGUAGE LIBRARY Yvonne: After signing out a book, how long may I keep It? Jeanette: You may keep the book for two weeks and then renew it at the end of that time if you aren't finished with it. Don: I can't decide if I will like this book or not. Mrs. Retherford: There are several books to choose from, SPANISH Emily: One of the hardest things to learn about the Spanish language is learning to prounounce the words correctly. Miss Russey: With the help ofthese records, you should haveagood idea of the way to pronotmce some of the words that have been troubling you. IS THE KEY TO KNOWLEDGE ENGLISH Miss Hamilton: Jariet, how are you getting along with your composition ? Janet: Fine, your working with us individually helps a lot. Bertha: I think supervised study is a good aid to the students in every class. Margaret: Miss Hamilton, would you please help me with this sen- tence? N sagem ..f.m..f..-..-- -3,6 W, --,7,...1........-....-.......-,,,, ,,,. --....,-.....------Y1.7Z,----7-1,,,,Ji- - Y ------ Ya , - ai, --nt-- .,,. V... ,, THIS IS AN INTERESTING WORLD , . , . , , Sv V' , ww 3 , U5-2, I ITF:-f.'1',, riglgvms MF? fftf--sie ,, - . T ' N'f ' ,r , 1 ' -,a ' Ahml .,..,. mlmgm ullb, whAn.,Li1QQ,g N! 'full U.S. HISTORY Na.ncy: Mr, Davis, how does the News Week movies help our history class ? Mr. Davis: I think you can learn more by seeing what other people are doing and understand more easily the world affairs. Judy: History is a very interesting subject, and the News Week reels make it easier to study and even fun, too. ..,,, --t,,-.- ...,..,.. g U.S. HISTORY Mary: In the southeastern states farming is more important than in the northeastern states. Why is this true? Mrs, Jonas: The map shows there is more level land along the Atlantic Coast in the southern part of the United States than in the northern part Naamon: Since the land of the northeastern states was not well suited to growing crops, other in- dustries developed. GEOGRAPHY Nancy: How would you locate Brook- ville on the globe? Mr. Btmz: Brookville is found on the 390 North latitude and 850 West longitude. Janice: It is easy to find almost any location on the globe with the help of latitude and longitude. WE HOME ECONOMICS Kathleen: I never knew that Home Economics could be so much fun, learning how to cook so many dif- ferent foods and how to plan your meals. Susie: Learning how to set the table has helped me a lot. Inever could remember which side the glass went on, Billy: Frying foods is not unhealthy as some people think, if they just do it right. Knowing this will surely help me when I'm out of school. SHOP Don: Why do we have to repair school furniture in a shop class? Larry: Iguess we'rebeingprepared for life. Charles: What do you mean by that? Dave: He means that everybodyhas chairs, and often we can savemoney by repairing them ourselves. LEARN BY DOING an 'N . v E 1 I v 1 - f,,,-37-7' fq . in INDUSTRIAL ARTS J' im: Why are we being taught how to work in metal? Clinton: It seems to me that we should be working with wood rather than metal. Dwain: I think it's to show us how to work in many fields so that we may choose the one we like the best to work with in the future. WE GET PRACTICE IN SOLVING PROBLEMS ADVANCED ALGEBRA Janet: Gee, these logarithms are tough. Georgianna: But thinkhow much they will help us with college work. Joyce: Logarithms are really in- teresting to work when you under- stand them. Eugene: That's the problem! ALGEBRA Miss Chestnut: You will havethirty minutes for this algebra test. Use any short cuts you know in order to save time. Dick: I wish Iwould've studies those integer problems last night, Sam: So do L Iguess it's too late to start worrying about it now. APPLIED ECONOMICS Mr. Hinesleyz Because of the fact that there are so many kinds of jobs open, it is all the more difficult to chose the right one. Grace: Today, nearly everyone isa specialist of one kind or another. Jack: Each of us possess certain aptitudes or abilities and should chose our life's work accordingly. THIS IS A SCIENTIFIC PHYS ICS The physics class, under the direct- ion of Mr. Dillard McKinney, is de- monstrating the power of electricity. Mr. McKinney: There are many uses of electricity. Without it people would not have conveniences with which they are accustomed. AGE BIOLOGY The biology class, under the in- struction of Mr. Spray, is learning how to dissect the eye of a cow, Mr. Spray: Now that you have the cow eye dissected study the many different parts. This will enable you to know more about your own eye since thehuman eye is similar. it Q x says at CHEMISTRY The chemistry class, instructed by Mr. Spray, is in the pro process of filling a balloon with hydrogen in a vacuum. Mr. Spray: Thestudy of chemistry is one which is very helpful to youin various ways. In numerous voca- tions it is essential. WE DEVELOP STRONG BODIES AND STEADY NERVES DRIVERS EDUCATION Mr. Codiano: Peggy, do you think Drivers Education helps the average student to drive more safely? Peggy: Statistics show that Drivers Education students drive cautiously. Victor: I understand that next year they are making it a required sub- ject. Marilynz It is a realopportunity for everyone. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Henry: We really have a lot of different activities in gym class, Dave: What do you like to do best? Henry: Well, wrestling is a lot of fun, but I think Ilike basketball best, Ival: I wonder when we will start to play volleyball. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. I-Iinesleyz How about building pyramids today? Linda: On the count of one, every- one step on the mat. Mary: On the count of two, the stomach balances are formed. Carolyn: The sitting balance goes up on the COLl1'iI of three. BQ.ETHl'EEH2P THERE ARE MANY KINDS CF WORK 1 f 5 5' 11, OFFICE PRACTICE CUpper left sidej Dave: Hey Marty, what did you get for the answer in Problem 4. Marty: I should get an A for giving you all of my answers. Janet: He gets the right answer most of the time, Marty, but he just wants to see if yours is right. MECHANICAL DRAWING qUpper right sidej Mr. Cloysn Class, do you seem to understa.nd what you are doing. Dave: I'm making a three dimensional drawing which would help me in the future if I ever want to be an architect. ART George: what is the idea of trying to teach me to draw? I know P11 never be able to do anything in this field. Mrs. Rich: You may think you can't draw, but you may have a hidden talent, and if this talent is fotmd you may become a great artist, SU PPLIES-ALGEBRA FUN?-CRAM! STUDY HALL The Study Hall is a real convenience for most students in B.H.S. The library is a facility for almost anyone, BOOKSTORE CUpper left sidej The Bookstore is an asset to every student, It is open every period of the day and is supplied with any type ofpaper, pen, and pencil. ALGEBRA CAN BE FUN fUpper right sidej Anne: X is themissingnumber, not the missing birdie ofthe photographer. Mr. McK.inney's Fresh- man algebra class has been working with the development of equations from written pro- blems. ART STUDENTS SHOW MANY SKILLS High school art is open to anyone who has done well in Junior High art and anyone who is interested in arts and crafts, Art is a requirement for all Junior High students, We try to give students an opportunity to become acquainted with many phases of art, For example: designing, uses of color, paint- ing, advertising, sketching, ceramics, de- coration, enameling, cartooning and carving, art appreciation, and the use of many mate' rials and media used in art work. The art room display window is decorated by the art class each month. TOP PICTURE: The Junior High class drew pictures of cartoons from the comics. MIDDLE PICTURE: This is one of the many displays that appear in the art case during the year in keeping with special events. BOTTOM PICTURE: During the Christmas holiday, the art classes made candles and painted plates and vases. The art department also helps with stage decorations for class plays and school pro- grams. 1454 l P fi? 0 ty? :EEG 'ka ,Lil 1 I ' v Z E EL ,LL FANCY . . . . NANCY, WANDA, CAROLYN DO I LOOK LIKE THIS? WASH THOSE DISHES CLEAN IT'S GOOD FOR YOU ,, ' V K' , Yu! E... , 5-xN Af' X I 'uf Too INTERESTED TO EAT BIG Kms GET HUNGRY Too .N , I I I ,M SOCK HOPPING TODAY A HOLE . . TOMORROW A NEW GYM Jnvnmsmwxrusaxnsvm.-rf 'ruwu.wam-.n----- f f DVANCED CHORLI GLEE CLUB DN..- ...- -..--...-..-1,T.......m-mL,..-i.-- --.. T- Y-, - ROW ONE: Mr. Emst, Director N. Webster B. Young I. Seal I. Sands D. Halcomb J. Bath G. Venter ROW TWO: M. Crocker B. Halcomb J. Evans B. Waltz J. Hawkins L. Robinson M. Thackrey I. Duff N Souders J. Robinson ROW THREE: R. Bishop B. Burkhart L. Kennel L. Conner J. Doerflein I. Foster J. Taylor M. Luke W. Davenport M. Jonas P. Casteel ROW ONE: Mr. Ernst, Director D. Hertel M. Rhodes E. Beckman D. Ratz ROW TWO: G Arnrhein B. Bergin C Hogan D Back SO PH O M O RE C O R LI S M. Burns N. Vest ' B. Weston C. Robinson M. Siebert W. Thomas G. Apsley ROW TWO: L. Shephard B. Hunter C. Redelman D. Race B. Cox E. Meyer E. Minneman M. Norman S. Oyler N. Linkel J. Knecht ROW THREE: S. Schmid B. Bishop K. Hinesley I. Fohl N. Crosier N. Bagley S. Nutty S. Applegate P. Bischoff D . Robinson FRESHMAN CHORUS ROW ONE: I. Downard N. Sands E. Snapp V. Waltz M. Spaeth M. Anderson I. Ashley C. Williams D. Allen Mr. Ernst, Director ROW TWO: W. Tonne P. McCarty C. Roell M. Baker N. Crandel B. Bishop I. Himes M. Sturwold B. Meyer ROW' THREE: P. Crosier, P. Kramer, A. Armbruster, S. Jonas, A. Race, W. Doerflein, M. Lovely, M, Bernhart, K. Kuechler, S. Binder, L. Meyer. ORCHESTR , ali!! V M' fa' Q NN ,ed 'Th CORNETS FLUTES Yvonne Lea, Carolyn Redelman. Ann Mullin, Louaun Lawson. DRUMS TROMBONES Dick Hertel, Jim Hill, Don Wolber, Carolyn Morrison. CELLOS Karen I-Linesley, Kathy Tonne VIO LINS Georgianna Tonne, Nancy Linkel, Margaret Anderson, Leslie Gessel, Shirley Binder, Arnold Hofer, Winona Tonne, Beth Mullin, Linda Anderson, O. Minneman. Dick Linkel, Bob Cly, Janet Kelly. SA XOPHONES Ann Armbruster, Judy Kelly. CLARINETS Rita Esarey, Ioyce Holmes, Dale Abbott, TUBA Perry S eal I 3 . m GBX if .6 ff A 4 ...AN A 15: ' 732153 - n i 'fijfg BRASS Tom Hofer, Ron Hofer, Dick Linkel, Perry Seal, Bob Cly, Janet Kelly, Nancy Cly, Daren Morelock, David Kersey, Paul Otto, Mary Wulber, Lillian Kennel, Nancy Lin- kel, Bertie Hertel, Yvonne Lea, Edwin Dorrel, Priscilla Sheets. PERCUSSION Carolyn Morrison, Sharon Applegate, Dick Hertel, Jim Hill, Don Wolber. WOODWIND Ann Armbruster, Ann Mullin, Sarah Nutty, Joyce Holmes, Karen Hinesley, Louaun Lawson, Judy Kelly, Janice Seal, Dale Ab- bott, Phyllis Lambert, Emily Minneman, Rita Esarey, Lorie Conner, Jim Retherforcl, Myrna Strohmier, JeAnn Beckman, Nancy Tussey, Anna Marie Lewis, Carolyn Redel- man, F9 THEY LED THE BAN l i i 2 .QQADF .IORETTE Much of the thrill of a band is atributed to the drmn major, majorettes, twirlers. They led the band during football games, basketball games, the State Fair band contest, and other parades. Members of this group are from Leftto Right: Pam Marsee, Shirley Shockey, Wanda Daven- port, Rita Esarey, Drum Majorg Carolyn Redelman, Rosalie Bauer, and Sharon Morrison. Nancy Tussey was not present when the picture was taken. WW fx k', F 5 5 5 ,M .S Wi XA XXI VX ' Xf f, ,Hx 1 .41 X 1 W X yin! X TRI-HI-Y M. Begley M. Burkhart L. Conner W. Davenport I. Duff R, Esarey I. Evans D. Halcomb I. Hannebaum L. Kennel C. Kuehn Y. Lea B. Meyer J. Reidenbach I. Robinson I. Seal N. Tussey C. Wagner B. Waltz Z. McCracken J. Banning I. Bath B. Burkhart P. Casteel V. Chaddon N. Cly I. Gesell B. I-lalcomb N. Souders I. Hawkins G. Hale B. I-lertel I. Holmes P. Jackson M. Jonas J. Kelly A. Lewis C. Lohrey M. Luke S. McWhorter K. Meyer I. Palmer L. Robinson Mr. Servies, Sponsorg Ron Hofer, Calvin Finch, Bob Brack, Bill Bergin, Bob Cly, Larry Sheets, Dale Abbott, Bill Runyon, Charles Himes, Mr. Codiano, Sponsor. HI-Y P. Rosenberger I. Sands B. Schmicltz P. Sheets M. Strohmier I. Taylor M. Thackrey I. Tineh G. Tonrre R. Van Meter N. Webster M. Wulber W. York B. Young N. Begley K. Hinesley C. Redelman N. Linkel B. Cox M. Clinton E. Minneman D. Anspach S. Nutty E. Meyer P. Lambert N. Banks S. Johnson J. Fritz W. Thomas D. Robertson B. Bischoff M. Seibert I. Knecht J. Fohl S. Applegate M. Bums P. Gordon N. Russell D. Race I. Price E. Cunningham FOLLOW THE GLE The Hi-Y is oneoftheschool's smallest organizations, and yet it is one of the most worth while, Purpose- To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and commtmity, high standards of Christian character. One of the most impressive events of the year was the joint formal initiation of the Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y. Officers of Hi-Y are: Bob Cly, President, Ron Hofer, Vice-Pres- identg Calvin Finch, Treasurer: Bill Runyon, Secretary: Charles I-limes, i Sergeant-ab Armsg Larry Sheets, Chaplain. The Tri-Hi-Y Club is one of the oldest organizations in Brookville High School. It is a part of one of the outstanding youth organizations in America, The local Tri-I-Ii-Y Club is a part of the state, national and international YMCA Movement. It is now a world-wide organization with clubs organized in cities and towns all over the world, Purpose- To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Motto-Pure thoughts, Pure words, Pure actions, Membership this year- 121 girls fromthe sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Tri-Hi-Y members can look back on a year filled with many activities, hard work well done, and managing concessions for football games on rainy nights. They have many memories to treasure, the beautiful Induction Service, the Christmas activities, the Spring Conference. and the wonderful fellowship of the club members. They can remember good times as they Followed The Gleam through this eventful year. Officers of Tri-Hi-Y are: Bertha Waltz, Pres- ident, Virginia Chaddon, Vice-President, Wanda York, Secretary, Myrna Strohmier, Treasurerg Nancy Cly, Chaplain: Martha Burkhart, Sergeant-at-Armsg Miss Railey, Miss Reifel, Sponsors. '-4 '7ff,XL11'!,1 H1,Y 'ILKfUI5W'f? K 'n- T ' ' 77' Y' Y WE BELIEVE IN THE FUTURE OF FARMING - - F. F A H- l-QIJHZ-i -- ROW ONE: Jerry Apsley, Lawrence Emmel, Frank Baxter, Richard Personette, Harry Kolter, William wolber, Paul Schnitker, Art De Fosserr, Danny Dori-el, John Au1bach.Stan1ey Stone. .Timmy Clayton, Cletus Seufert, Earl Sturwold, Harold Sturwold, Charles Baker. ROW TWQ Charles Schoettelkotte, Ronald Anderson, Robert Bischoff, David Hoff, Harold Schlemmer, Ival Kennel, Steve Snyder, Andrew Frank, Robert Wilson, Kenneth Kuntz., David Hazelwood, Charles Baxter, Kenneth Moore, Mr, Van Loo. ROW THREE: Leonard Nobbe, Roy Smith, Terry Stacey, Virgil Kunkel, Robert Bommer, Keith Huber, Bill Rasnick, Roman Frank, Robert Spaeth, Louie Gesell, Dick Allen, Lonnie Bishop, Milfred Allen, Donald Kuntz, Larry Rosenberger. ROW FOUR: Wilbur Stang, Harley Davidson, Ernie Knecht, Victor Back, Kirby Dorrel, John Linegar, Gary Hoff, Ishat Allen, J' erry Sintz, Curtis Hogan, James Hodapp. Learning To Do Doing To Learn Earning To Live Living To Earn --is the motto of one of our most active clubs, The Future Farmers of America. The Brookville Chapter is a group of sixty-one vocational agri- culture boys whose aims aretodevelop agriculturalleadership and to become good citizens. These boys learn more about the land on which they live and how to make it a better place for everyone. -.,- .....- mm..qm.f -me-. mngm'nuwwmmwramxnmmtmH WE ARE THE BUILDERS oE HOMES - - - E. H, ROW ONE: Mrs. Dixon, Marilyn Luke, Barbara Rosenberger, Duanne Alvey, Ellen Hertle, Carolyn Studt, Mrs. Hammond. ROW TWO: Helen Wilson, Joyce Downard, Helen Bishop, Martha Burns, Gayle Gill, Doris Allen, Jane Kersey. ROW THREE: Mary Kolter, Betty Bishop, Mabel Senefeld, Christine Robinson, Charlene Nunier, Marilyn Schmid, Margaret Lovely. ROW FOUR: Rosalyn Van Meter, Paula Crosier, Shirleen Estridge, Shirley Schmidt, Mary Alice Hodapp, Carolyn Bossert, Janet FohL Sue Jonas, Shirley Weston. The purpose of the Future Homemakers of America in Brookville High School is to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemakingg to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, to encourage democracy in the home and community life and to promote international good will. The club emblem consists of a house supported by two hands symbolizing that the future homes of America is in the hands of its youth. Their colors are red and white, symbolic of youth and homelife. Their flower is the red rose, which stands for a vibrant, glowing health, which contributes to happiness in the home. Their motto is Toward New Horizons. It expresses the purpose of the organization. ,,,, o Q 0 ln THB 'Sli '45 HX PAGES in VX. 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U'-zz be Ioughi Mm a s shot In-I! honeychnie Ive nc-us Ior you Belhsheba wx WOMAN I helen: that the n ol the mam sus GoUaLh. In any al you had newer hoard al lrxht, may I suggest lhal you a sen' gland book called BIBLE I just rzn'I wsu! It The nan Ihr :ul was Nancy Ciy Tha rxghl, Nancy. Ill bd some drdn'l excn notice I-he mutate I would luke Io P051 a warmr! aII students. learners, and anl rise who comes In canine! Ihr outs:-de uurId at any mme mg me mfmfr Be carl-ful wo' I lease Irnrned Imm ex rncr that uaikmn un rrulrhes pf-I the nswsl thang to do I u .1Lso hkv In make a sutrmer my dur mother 'Gosh that ualrr sure was A- I an hr-rr L4-sung my In mn Irymxr to trunk of mmm-lkun up In uaias Im sz-mor Ditll Hr- Infrr the-y art' EEEEK' Nu-,uh 1-axd abou! the pnch Dun! Iauuh utah-rrlawsltxrll. I I1-KP tha! nord: your mmm: HILPLISSP ET TH!!! GI T.rv zruunn: In Ia be the rduutmn :Inu--' next pm I'-vnpmg Ihr park and I urv-1 mil hr I-rr than a duh for Ihr prim are Kemp In perl In rms pu-rfdurv also In-xmcbon I- a part of th rnqum-mrnu and nfl hr d uma no mane unsung the huwv. Campaign For Ends ln 6 I o w OI Triumph ll COPIES ARE SOLD fha lalhuripfisn campaign br the Erookht coded in a glow uf triumph with a ra-Ia! uf 38 aub- kvipfiona being wld. The BEEN! class Cim9 6131011 IDP. xnih 97 per cena of :ne dau sur,- scrlnng Next came we 3urs.::rs mt: TI pw ren! Zhi sopmrnafres v..:?s 5.7 pe: umm, the ireshrrzes vain 56 par cent and in guna: high mx! IZ ptr :vm Yhg fha-ec solicitors who wid the mos! wbscrnp-nerr: more Bertha Waltz. a sm-ner, 50: Janet Kelly, a gunner. 50g and Judy Kelly, l Ins-hrnan. 50. Trn :mare lbs: :here fiefmfieiy wi. Dc .2 yrartro-ax The exact .Ize .s ze: xnwn pet, because 2: M13 cog-and up-on hos- mms adserlzs- Am. thx, staff is able Iv seii How- me: Lis auf! -unc: ns new selif sag :,.1nr:.-inmnxs, if-gvss to sell mu-ag: lc' pr-Luis Et.: a bigger ye-:ebook than these of prenwae years A .4 ,. wr FIFTEEI YEIRS A30 PHIL IIIIN WIS BLAZIIG KISS Of BUIIS - HAY IIISTURY IDT REPEAT ITSELF B1 JOYCE HOLMES PUBLETIYITEI To AMAIIII' Chrlslnla idcd BEGINIIUNG AY 7:5 P. I. An annual laijlijl al ha Chr-Ewan anim at lnabrls I-lids Sduool, lha adm, il ha unnamed by Hu lnvaie bran- mam on Thursday ovcing, D.. amber 29 Ia the Luv lalaoa Audhorivm. Ono Holy Hint is fha Mb ll the program :Heh vu wrinm by .Ima laihl. Goan Emu and lin Kerb! vii! dirtd 'ht lhadinh, i an membsnofgvadnllllfvi, :human uf the iunhr HQ, lg high school chateau. li a brag 501101. The story of Chmxmas will be wld by means 01 a narratmn and the Irsdmonai carols of :be season. such as Stem Nzghlf' 'Dre char. aut-fs are Mary, Shirleen Est- ndga .IC-Sent. Bob CIF. The Shep- herds. Dznd Bad. Eugene Bgck, man. Rxchard Hemel. lynn Rhodes. Gary Amrhexn. EA:-in Roberts. Don Vioiher. Pury Seal, Rxchard Smith, Oren Sparks. Jack Pennmglnu, and Calvin Schlgm. merz the Wiseman, Curtis Hogg, BLII Bergin. and Davnd Rau. The Angels. Doris Allen. Margaret An- derson, Am: Armbmsier, Marilyn 'WA' Vary Beth Bemhart. Sir- er. Betty Bxshop, Nancy Paula Ctusier. Wanda . Joyce Dovrzxard. Joy-ce ue Jonas. Pau-ich Kram- Ieen Kuechler. Margaret 'atricaa lcCarty, Bank ol: Meyer, Audrey Race, :IL Nancy Sands. Patricia Eikeen Snapp. lary Joan Kary Anne Sturwnld. WI- Judy Ashley. and Vir- 'lbey will be :comma Ifmesley. Shirley Saud! s. NI' 'N P59753 Hahaha-Iah Char- 'Tha lhmialaf' i-I ia evsfam ia b- numbor In Christmas 'Mun H Is lung. llla by Wilma, fha. UI Hiram has but :Hula flil eefaeorrhd vii 1 h have a Iaqa 'Than ui its lil: h I Speaker For :laden 01 Il Fl-IAQ!!-la oisam'unou ember19.15Sthehm:n ters metbniniliairlheir 'Ibex-vom redmas M new megustwaak- mtbeldfaui- ayoadmemberin suchulhePH.A.. Ihecfveulagirl F6590- aervvd eaakis. in mesur- For lad 735,151 Iakiqianad Whitt mgthhyur di,cnlld iumhsuuhedall nuenaheaiianaan aliiltklheaah. dllqhd R it I I I i .-. x- THE STORY OF THE B. HIGH SPIRIT IS YOUR STORY. THE NEWS 1'1 PRINTS IS THE NEWS YOU MAKE. The B. High Spirit made its first appearance, January 1, 1921, Since then, we have advanced from a circulation of 200, to 850 copies. To learn how our paper comes into being, here is the process it and we go through, ever two weeks. First, the facts of a story must beobtained. Reporter Anna Lewis is accomplishing this, as she interviews Mr, Zuck's secretary, Mary Lorenz, Glenna Venter, ably assisted by Peth Preston and Carolynn Clinton, demonstrates the nerve shattering job of typing the story. Each issue must be planned, as Co-Editors Bill Runyon and Shirleen Estridge portray. The type-written copy is sent to Conners- ville, where it is made into proof. A group of Journalism students correct mis-spelled words and errors, which are usually present on the proof sheets. Coinciding with proof reading, the dummy is being pasted up, by, Joyce Tinch and Gloria Hale, who are the managers of this sticky job. After the dtunmy is completed, back to Connersville it goes, and returns this time in 850 copies. The papers are folded and then dis- tributed to the students. Our down town routes are distributed by our circulation staff, shown starting from the school. - The B, High Spirit is now in its thirty-sixth year of publication We hope to bring you the news firsthand for many more years to come. CO- Editor: t EDITORIAL STAFF: D. Alvey, A. Armbruster, M. Begley, B. Bergin, H. Bishop, M, Burkhart, C. Clinton, N, Cly, W, Davenport, D. Gibbs, G, Hale, J. Hannebaum, E. Hollenbach, J'. Holmes, L. Kennel, W. Krause, A Lewis, P. Preston, ,T. Retherford, H. Schlemmer, P, Sheets, N. Souders, J. Tinch, G, Venter, B, Waltz, M, Wulber. BUSINESS STAFF: D, Alvey, J. Bath, B, Burkhart, M. Burkhart, C, Clinton, I. Holmes, P. Jackson, Y, Lea, Business Managerg D. Mc- Kinney, B, Meyer, K, Meyer, G, Smith. J. Tinch, B, Young, H. ' ' 4 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATI ' MEMBERS: P. Anderson, D. Anspach, S. Applegate, G. Aspley, A. Arrnbruster, J. Ashley, J. Banning, JJ Bath, M. Begley, N. Begley, M. Bernhart, S. Binder, B. Bischoff, L. Bowers, B. Burkhart, M. Burkhart, M. Burns, P. Casteel, V. Chaddon, L. Clark, N. Cly, L. Conner, .T . Cornelius, B. Cox, N. Cra.nde1, M. Crocker, N. Crosier, W. Davenport, W. Doerflein, J'. Downard, J, Duff, R. Esarey, I. Fohl, B. Fritz, I. Gesell, B. Halcomb, B. Hale, G. Hale, J. Hannebaum, M, Harnishfeger, B. Hertel, K. I-Linesley, M. HodaPP, .T . Holmes, M. Jonas, S. Jonas, J. Kelly, Ju. Kelly, L. Kennel, J. Knecht, J, Knose, C. Kuehn, P, Lambert, A. Lewis, N. Linkel, C. Lohrey, M. Lohrey, P. McCarty, S. McWhorter, Ba. Meyer, B. Meyer, E. Meyer, K Meyer, E. Minneman, C. Morrison, S. Nutty, J. Palmer, P. Preston, A. Race, D. Race, C. Redelman, D. Robertson, C. Robinson, C. Roell, P. Rosenberger, B. Ruess, B. Schmid, M. Seibert, S. Seufert, P, Sheets, P. Shelton, N. Souders, M, Strohmier, M. Sturwold, E. Snapp J. Taylor, J. Tinch, G. Tonne, W. Tonne, N, Tussey, R. Va.r1 Meter, V. Waltz, N. Webster, B, Wendell, W. York, B, Young. .L W.. L..........7 ,,.---,- T, H771 J' OG M S ,. K' 4 f X X f c..- f sg 7 x 11905 isa ,fulfil Ma gmlllf li!- Ilr Illlfl Muni 3:9 ff my mlm: VI' t:::wL:i5' Wag!-r W A , 1' 4' ia 1 5 a xx c 4 1 X s f ' x u l in P 552 Q JK lvl an 1 u 'lllillz' u ' lg I. lg 4'ugu,.u'u '- lflggilali J I ll lu ll 'FN 1' 'W T o I, -'lt' l Q 'izpgilgilaia-Es. - hi. S' X1 . A. A. ACTI ITIE There are three ways a girl may earn points for an award in G.A.A. They may be earned for unorganized sports, skill tests, and organized sports. Every Tuesday and Thursday noon hour is devoted to organized sports. In G. A.A. there are five seasons. The first is softball and individual or partner sports such as ping pong, bad minton, shuffleboard, tennis, and horseshoe. The second season is basketball Teams are chose.n and two games played each Tues- day and Thursday, Square dancing is the next activity. Square dancing sets may be made up of girls from any class, Volleyball follows with class teams com- peting. The last sport of the year is track, For participation in any or all of these sports, a girl earns ten points for each sport played. To earn extra points a girl may play unorganized sports. If she plays each of three sports for one-half hour each week for six weeks out of a nine weeks period, she receives five points for each sport. Hiking, dancing, bi- cycling, basketball, softball, and tumbl- ing are a few of the many unorganized sports. Extra points may be eamed by skill tests. These are taken on special testing days or outside school hours. Five or ten Points, depending on the test, can be earned in this manner for each test. However, points for only five skill tests can be earned each year, The first award given in G.A.A, is the G.AA. pin for seventy-fivepoints. The second is the silver basketball for one hundred fifty points, given only to a sophomore, junior, or senior. The third is the letter and ntunerals for two hlmdred fifty points, given only to juniors and seniors. Chevrons may be earned for additional points. The last award is the state award for three hundred fifty points, including ten skill tests. i.... HN f-E7 U NN LC I1 9 '. . 53 O Wyomi PRCDJEC CJR LUB IN FRONT: G, Amrhein, .T . Sauerland, E. Wiwi. IN BACK: R. Nutty, H, Davidson, D, Dorrel, C. Baxter F. Stewart, E. Collier, W, Jonas, Mrs. Retherford, Sponsorg S, Jonas, T. McKinney. The purpose of the club is to help the teachers in presenting audio-Visual materials to their classes by booking films, delivering the projection equipment to the classroom, making the equip- ment ready for use, and actually showing the film. UBR RIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Cornelius, .T. Banning, M. Norman, N. Begley, M. Ripperger, A. Race and Mrs Retherford. NOT IN THE PICTURE: Melba Gordon, Sharon McWhorter. 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Q :Ha 4 I 'Q LUCKYPENN PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS October ll-12 au -E J Qi?Fiw 1. -1' Lt' '.:.s' f. time l P- ,Q . . X A. , . , 9, 5 - g . ,Sq ii X t ff, , i 3 X - X ' S . Q ' B T - 3 532 . ' ' ' ,, 5' 'Q i- fl nf 'iii 2 I E ' .. ' ' . ...i. N ix . ,, QQ :f'nagiYa'e 1E -ern -Hedda-Sn 'e ' ' ' ' 5 f' - --fm m fix E' . 'sy 'sal ' 4 . 1 ff, y, 5 if . X . . .,.,.. M,- 1. ..., rqf,-:ffm -f, Q4 .. .. - ,::,.f.-J.. g fJEI'I,, A . weenwnnwfnwwedsnwmnanmncnmvawQ QEE' Q nwx David Gruell, Janice Fancher, Don Merganthal, Rita Esarey, Ron Hofer, Ed Hollenbach, Lorie Connor, Marty Burkhart, Calvin Finch, Yvonne Lea, Carol Wagner, Janice Harmebaurn, Wanda Davenport, Nancy Tussey, Dick Linkel. 5 VV' H f f'I1f' -3:55 2:5-i ma K , f f X5 X S Y Q5 X Nx xx E HCDLY ICS-HT CHRISTMAS CANTATA An annual highlight of the Christmas season at Brookville High School, the cantata, was presented by the music department on December 20 in the Lew Wallace Auditorium. One Holy Night was the title of the program written by Miss Jane Reifel. Mr. Eugene Ernst and Miss Reifel directed the students, who were members of grades one through six. The jun- ior high choruses, the advanced, sophomore, and freshman cho- ruses, and a brass sextette also participated. - We H X' fn, :-, , I ar.. 3, Beautiful B. High Spirit C1ever GAA Brookville versus Batesville-October 23 Q W If QUEEN JANE AND HER CGURT Lorie Conner 12, Delores Halcomb 12, Joyce Duff 12, Jane Smith fQueenj 12, Betty Burkhart 11, Karen Meyer 11, Mary Ann Sturwold 9, ..FLmny.. Juniors X Seniors A moment to re- member Yah M Q 'Q sg, qi. X7 ,. A ,W i VX g 7755 n--' r HAH Ron Hofer David Lakes Jim Cooper 'x x X Don Poe 'fi 1 ,.,. X 'TW Dick Linkel Ron Jones, Captain K1rby Dorrel ivx Don Smith 'X- Vernon Waltz Jerry Selm Dave Berg lib! gm? .- ' T' 1 .XL 5 'Ninn 'ww 3 be ig, KE My XXX? EN-uyru, if ' N limi. l, 5 'funv I, E CCJACH - - CO-CAPTAINS-CHEERLEADERS- RECORD Opponents We They Franklin 46 64 Milan 55 54 Lawrenceburg 54 48 Harrison 51 47 Cambridge City 49 55 Harrisburg 66 68 Batesville 42 51 Alquina 55 50 Hagerstown 49 63 Milroy 56 45 Laurel 71 52 Morton Memorial 56 66 Rising Sun 52 49 Morristown 55 57 Union City 53 45 Centerville 40 44 Aurora 52 75 Liberty 48 37 SECTIONAL Fairview 91 '26 Laurel 46 51 Mr. John Collier, Coach and Co-Captains: Calvin Finch and Ron Jones. CHEERLEADERS: Bertie Heftel, Iuniorg Nancy Webster, Juniorg Betty Burkhart, Juriiorg Delores Halcomb, Senior. S31 if -,111 ,ff Q.,-1' EkUixUl.,I53-4'-' . ' Y TTHE G ME ABOVE: Kirby is having a tough time getting that ball, UPPER LEFT: Brookville boosters show en- thusiasm as the team fights for vic- tory. LEFT: Score-keepers have to watch the game closely. X LOWER LEFT: Cheerleaders keep the booster section rocking and rolling as the score is tied. What's our colors? Green and white. What's our motto? Fight, fight, fight. What's our school? B . H .S . Are we proud? Yes, yes, yes. A I ,1 ha? , A I I .,:. 1' -- ' ' ff 1 1 The history of track records set by Brookville Students: 100 Yd. Dash- 10,5 1946 - Larry Priest, Jerry Sintz 220 Yd. Dash - 23,3 - 1945 - Larry Priest 440 Yd. Dash - 54.2 - 1956 - Jerry Sintz 880 Yd. Run - 2104.4 - 1944 - Walt Estridge Mile Run - 4:46.4 - 1954 - Ron Robinson 120 Yd. High Hurdles - 17.1 - 1955 - Rex Foster 180 Yd. LOW Hurdles - 22,5 - 1954 -Jim Crandel High Jump - 5'9 1f2 - 1951 - Dale Deffner Broad Jump - 20'2 - 1943 - Charles Zuck, Jr. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Bohland Jim Willhite Naarnan Johnson Roy Johnson Douglass Casteel David Hazelwood Mike Werner Larry Sheets Bob Brack i LEFT TO RIGHT: Jerry Sintz William Wolber Wilbur Stang Bill Runyon Don Poe Ed Collier David Lakes Pole Vault - 9'10' - 1956 - Bruce Bernhart Shot Put - 43'11' - 1949 - Richard Hoeger 880 Yd. Relay - 1:39.9 - 1944 - I. Miller L. Priest V. Weiler M. White Mile Relay - 3:49.4 - 1947 - C. Cook C. Parker R. Westerrnan R. Wagner FIRST SEMESTER HONOR ROLL SENIORS R. Esarey. J. Evans, C, Finch, R. Hofer, J. Fox, Y, Lea, B. Runyon, G, Venter. JUNIORS B, Cly, E, Cornelius, T. Gantner, J, Holmes, A, Lewis, E. Preston, M. Strohmier, J. Taylor, G, Tonne, F. Wyatt, SOPHOMORES G, Apsley, D. Anspach, B, Bergin, P, Bischoff, L, Clark, J, Cornelius, P. Gordon, M. Harnishfeger, K Hinesley. I. Knecht, N. Linkel, M. Lohrey, E. Minne- man, M, Norman, C. Redelman, L. Shepard, S. Snider, FRESHMEN M. Anderson, W. Bauer, L. Bowers, W, Corrm, R. Deffner, L. Emrnel, A. Hofer, L. Meyer, J, Rether- ford, G, Richmond, M. Spaeth, W, Tonne, B, Wendel, S, Wilson, E. Wiwi. EIGHTH GRADE C. Barnett, J. Beckman, J. Carnahan, C. Folk, B, Knecht, R, Moore, K Morelock, A. Mullin, D. Oehl- man, J. O'Nea1, P. Seal, J. Thackery, L. Williams, D, Wolber. SEVENTH GRADE D. Clark, .T . Hawkins, C. Knecht, L. Krause, M. Lewis, P. Marsee, S. Mi11er,J. Morelock, S, Morrison, S, Shockey, K. Tonne. wg? THEY WO SPECIAL HO CRS L au. , , ,,,,.. . 4 . n, ,, '-- Q ',.,,,,,.,,....,..,.,.,,. 1' val 3211- EN ' , '-wb 59:1 '- . :Rami F I an nv rs If . UPPER LEFT: Homemaking award - S. Estridge. CENTER LEFT: I fi ,ge in It 5 'Y I if 5 K UPPER RIGHT: Good citizenship fD.A.R.J - I 4 Girls' State - J. Kelly, M. Strohmier, B. Burkhart,J. Holmes, N. Evans. LOWER LEFT: Music CODISSI ' 5. Binder - Cly, G. Tonne. LOWER RIGHT: Music contest - M. Anderson Oh, here's to our dear old B.H.S. with her banners flying high. Sing cheers to the school we love the best with her spirit do or die.. With the green arid the white waving o'er us, and her triumphs in our ears, We will pledge our allegiance forever and be loyal through the years. May her record be ever unblemishedg may her students spread ever her name and fame. Wherever we wander, we'll always remember our days at B.H.S BROO KL ET haha ,V V ,WL z . nl U-0 Es s-4 ' Qu gm 1.4 A N . , ,.., , Z-my 92:31. , 4-ffgxqzfs ,. 'f -.sg 1- . -f-,-f::1::'-:Q.- 0 V ' , v- Y Y?-E2wrM. 'f9 2f -A W , , if: :'::3f::-rsggigggs- ,. x-2 f?1s.f:4:::f-5.-gg, X:i':',I' Lf'-Q'-l':':' 4: -, 'P' H 5 'P-.6-if-2:35 11: -X9sfu.-mirmv-rl.gm-.. . .23 -23x-:if-iff -f 4 1 X -self W I --T Iliff-fa-I-12 - ff 1-:ver 2-A . . -J,'::- . . 1 W R ''f2:7,?: '255-1-It-:'.-:3:3:,'II'.gCZ I' A if-3 -':'V. 'Ill-'3 5' '45k'S, 52:-Q '-II'.'-I,I.SI':l:.:2. ch'-:WJQ .T3'W'ff '- YN AA, ,mr-,5:sL'sff::'wwW ---11 -2 ,, 1.4-,az-af:'2-I-1'3 frfi-1: -1:: .Qs M 2: - ' Q-:SL::i:11sr .. ' 1 f-'F , .4 L 1- 1-4 2-4 2'-:V - Ma- .W:.:-f---4.15-.gi .v -.:. 15,1-,,A H . vf- .g 3--ps4g,:.g,5 - 'T' it .. x ,. 55 :'f.:fgs::If-'-1:X-rw.,-f:5w -w..ay .,. :, zu. 31: fs-f1s:fx2ifsZf -- ::eEf - Q ' 73:1-v::.:-,.N:-932' -.. '- . - v:-If . - 5 -. ' 2-B' 'Ft--.-: -.-1-iZ'i?'?-S:-'7'F -:El -. -' ' '- N Pix-.4-I-: 5- .2-1-ar: ' S..-2.20-k - . S-153221:I,r.tri::,.521'I-:r-.-:aw- xfrh- 'H ., 32-:z f X Q. - 1. 5pm:-,y:,:,gyzgaq-jf'f-Q-xg. 5-..:5:,, 5 X -W' fx .x - ,:- 1-1:.a-:hm , ,, 'f,,.E.,3f'ifQg?2?.K3s7??5ff-li'g!A,EfE, '- 'f f3ix :-Sa-5:35f:2::s,:1522:5si,fs 'L V A -f.'::1:s-V.:.,-11.5-m,s-:uw' -.rex I'2'E21'?2fE2K- - W: we-e,.-:?s - -. qv- .W :- -' ff 253' 'ws-, 'VXi?rI:2fw -Q . 4' - -- ' -.gffn - - -, Q1 x A1 55322 fs-H QQ -4 4, 3. ... ,. ,f WW, . I I CLY'S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Looking forward to wedded bliss, With some unsuspecting guy? Be prepared as the motto of this miss As she plans for becoming a bride. To students: May your walk be MmandNmmy pleasant and interesting BROOKVILLE SALES ' AND SERVICES At Brookville Sales and Service Is where we bought this hack. lt's the best for what it cost. lt's the farmer's Cadillac. FRANK OTTO Farm Equipment Ron Janice RITZI JEWELRY AND OPTICAL SHOP There's a diamond right here at Ritzi's With a beautiful sparkle and glint. IfI told him slyly it's in there, Might he possibly take the hint? 556 Main Street Phone 194 LAKE'S SERVICE Goodrich Tires Texaco Products G Accessories Goodrich tires are mighty tough, Even when the roads are rough. If this driver had been smart He'd have bought them from the start. Harold Lakes Phone 277 - - Qs,ssf7 t?ew- -'W--QQMQSIQZQ M A T T 'ew-m?'Iit5-F'51'fff5?'1'f ---- E X A C 0' PFAK LuanncA'rIQNT 'Q 4 HAIOUJ Lug Nathan Ax. Janet Bowling Is A Fine Leisure Time Activity Strike! dovxm the pins fall. All you need to do is try. Come and Bowl Down the alley -rolls the ball, Come on, get that score up high, '. at the BOWLING ALLEY Phone 53 I Ii. WESTERN AUTO STORE Away all boats! That's my Motto. I need not fear a spill 'Cause I've been to Westem Auto. Phone 136 ' Iffffsf 7' Joyce As 'M 'ff-.il 1 - Bertha :Y FAVORITE DRY CLEANERS For a cleaning job That's really O.K. Take it to Favorite, Then carry it away. Phone 339 MOLIND HAVEN MOTEL 3 Miles East of Highway U. S. 52 When an overflow of guests Makes you start ravin' Solve all your problems Take 'em to Mound Haven L V ' WX., 'V 'I' , ' Phone 54-75 Mary gfzfflfifzgfol i COLONIAL FLOWER x 5 , 2 ' 1 X 7 5.1.0.0 xZQ:,:,Lf55rgLL,a 5 H Q p Q 0 4' ' , Q o 4 y xero' 3:51535 xx... 0 6 4 Q Q ' 9 We want to see some samples Carolyn and Karen Of corsages for a prom, Within the scanty budgets Of Harry, Dick, or Tom. 517 6th Street Phone 77 1 , I-.. I I...- Compliments of I dreamed I bought a party dress Of shining, dancing blueg And then Iwent to Gleno's shop And made my dream come true. GLENO'S - r Q55 1 all - .4- 3 fs- Q Q ., S H O P Judy and Louaun Mr. Hinesley FRIES AND GEIS HARDWARE CC. This guy is lucky, this guy is wise, This guy is not a faker. With tackle bought from Fries and Geis, He's sure to catch a record-breaker. Main St. Phone 19 BASCOM'S GROCERY If Old Mother Hubbard Would have been wise, She'd have gone to Bascornb's For all her supplies. 622 Main St. Dale I 1 l r EWR Larry SHEETSINSURANCE AGENCY I drive so very carefully, I drive my very bestg But I goofed somewhere along the line So Sheets must do the rest. Insure G Be Sure 449 Main St. Q POPPER AND CO This handsome pair going hunting Are really keen eyestoppers. What's the reason? You can guess They bought their clothes at Poppers. Clothing G Shoes for Dad G Lad 515-517 Main St. Brookville Mr. McKinney and Tom Nancy DGRIY BEAUTY SHOP Hurry Doris, Don't make me late! I need anhoutstanding hair style For an outstanding date. 541 Main St. Brookville 2 l P E O P I- E Y S 'I' R u S T C 0 ...,. ' - 1 ,. L .-.. .,.. .. . X -M ace. qwrww ,na xr.. ,. .s,,x,, H , ., 7 . gNs:gxs,,,g, ,1.1-3,-asf. 'wwf -gs,--V -5: .,-cq,g5 ,,-, V-Q-fini ' .er .C ...,,.. ,.,.,,,. r, .',.. 1 is' ..-,- tn.: -... , FQMQEEFEWR?N5i?iSRH3WYffif5i For saving money, or even a loan Be smart like this gal, f Q , , -. N sf gg :vig -f Take your piggy bank in now , I t in To the place where you'll feel at home. . , ws.: ff: ..,r. , -.1, :E?3..:':.:. ,.,,., r 3' 711- ,- 1 - ' ' - ' .a3fiSe?' ..,. sifsifzgt in gf. if ilireeeeie Member of F.D.I.C. Q 3gnQEkgg g,y,5Kd,i,g.eQA, , 5,g,? N! Y A' . AA-. k k G11-:LS 6: Boys - B ank Where You .,,, ...as me ' J Feel at Home .530 . r 5,-1' .. . 55394- BACK FURNITURE Complete Line of Home Furnishing When she comes home from school, Turns the television on loud, Sits on furniture purchased from Back's It's like drifting away on a cloud. 634 Main St. Phone 243 MC CABE SHOE TREE Will this young Cinderella Catch the lucky he? Certainly, since she buys her shoes At McCabe Shoe Tree. 7th 8 Main Phone 309 RIEDMAN'S Miss Reynolds and Miss Russey REXALL DRUGS Two pretty teachers Sitting on a stool, Trying to get a lift After a hard day at school. Phone 31 Soda Fountain I DON SMITH LUMBER CO. We don't have to worry about our shoes, Whether it's rock and roll or the blues. The importance lies within the floor, No dance interruptions from bumps anymore. Phone 371 Nancy and Dave fwe guessy t ' ffzfszgtf::::,'ifww-iff-fainI ' , , N E S O I L C O , zzggwmwn-Lf . QT Q ..,.,., Z ,. '11 ii?G:'..'j,sgei Q 7?s'.g:f' - ' :tis , , sim Q- L ' ,,,.. 'A , if'3 'I A '- t '5'K,,4f f3L-..cr. , . It rained on m Car The dirt ran and ran. R ,mi up if I sa- t ' So I'll St0p at I Ones' R' If V , 1 9 m f ' rt They'll make it spic and span. ti jews? A 1 ,. ' Y T R. R. 1 Brookville, Indiana 1 - w 1 Ii JACKSCJN CLEANERS Eek! What a mess! How could I be so dumb? Well, what's the dif' Jackson's here I come. 330 East llth Street Jmnmw so DON Russtt SQ! f for all General Insurance But with Don Russelll insured it. His company gladly paid for the theft, And all I did was endure it. YE E s , 1 it fe A: Janet PhOI1E ll-13 INSU RAN CE AG ENC Y Real gone is my jewelry, there's nothing left, CLISHING PHOT0 Why not come in for that special pose? All dressed up in pretty clothes. Cushing photographed the queen, Made as pretty a picture as was ever seen 700 Main St. Brookville, Indiana V t ,1-.- Phone 283 Jaw I l nl Q MARGARET'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Ekberg? Monroe? Taylor? Leigh? No, it's one of the hometown girls. She isr1't a star from Hollywood, She just got Margaret to set her curls. 609 Main St. Mm Brookville RIVERSIDE GARAGE Wow! What a dream! But it can become real. just come in and see And talk about a deal. Brookville - I- jurlxlg, X ..... V K KM.. -Q. Ron and Bertie 1 . 1, 1, SMITH REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Her plans for the future Really look great Because they include Smith's Real Estate. 609 Main St. Geneva PIFIOHG Ll-5 6 Georgianna ANNERS BRGTHERS. CO. Need paper or pencils or rulers or ink? Need sweaters or socks, slacks or ties? Go to Danners where you'll always find The best in clothing and school supplies The Best in School Supplies G Clothing PEPSI-COLA BGTTLI CCM PAN 3rd G Franklin Brookville Indiana Over your homework, just before supper, After a dance when you're thirsty and dry, Refresh without filling, drink Pepsi, It's made to pick up and satisfy. 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