Brown County High School - Shadows Yearbook (Nashville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 322 of the 1962 volume:

Jrowx jCouxty MiGH School s NASHVILL£, INDIANA.’ VOLUmE 1. A view of our new school shows work toward its completion. 4 Early Morning Classes Give Way hntering the door of the new high school are some stu- looks of all those hooks, dents who seem to be ready for plenty of work from the 2 Enjoying some milk during a break between classes gives these fellows a pleasant refresher for the next class. to Less Serious Moments Maybe he doesn’t really mean it, Mrs. Duke. Ah! Those good old school days. Not much work—lots of fun. 3 Here workmen add the finishing parts to the bleachers in our new gymnasium, much to the thrill of the many enthusiastic basketball fans. Pep Rallies and School Assemblies Electric shock? No, just a jump by our cheerleaders caught in midair. This is during one of the last pep rallies held in the old gym. 4 Enliven the Routine of Work School is out until tomorrow, and the mad rush for home U on. Standing as a symbol of the heart of our county government is the courthouse. Through Many Threads . . . Our students take pride in the buildings and customs for which Brown County is known. The Little Theater, County Library, County Courthouse, and church are but a few of the institutions known throughout the county. Much informative and entertaining reading has been derived from our county library. 6 Plays presented dur- ing the summer months by 1.13. capture the in- terest of Midwesterners. A Community Affects Our Lives 7 Senior Cords Still a Tradition Favorite saying , names, and events decorate these cords. 8 Just dusting out the old fire escape. No messy lockers in this school! Some Favorite Activities And Then the New Equipment 10 A nail here and a nail there eventually led to the comple- tion of our new school. This workman is but one of the many who have worked toward this goal. Vttk the arrival of 90 murli new it to be installed, there suddenly to be a shortage of time and Students gladly offered their in tinloading and setting equipment. II There'� plenty of suspense while awaiting the crowning of the prom king and queen. A kiss for the queen from last year’� king. Informal singing and playing finished off the after-prom party in the Commons. Nashville’s ’61 Prom Leading off the dance are Donna Voland and Steve Miller, prom queen and king of 1961. Dancing under the soft lights of the Frangipani Room added much glamour to the evening. Fred Brester and Diane Woodbouse rule as kin and queen with their royal court. The 1961 Helmsburg Prom Last year’s Prom king. Bob Kirts, crowns me queen of the 1961 Junior-Senior Prom. “Officer Schmidt” forces the ashamed “Jud- � on” out of the line up to face questioning. ‘‘Melvin Stoddard” and “Mary Bell enjoy the company of “The Bow during a break in re- hearsal. They Take Their Drama Seriously The play, “Six Stitches lor Ego” was presented by the Junior class of 1961. In the upper left, “Kay Stoddard” puts an end to the Bell School for Adults through the police de- partment. The lower left reveals “Greta” giving her feet a mud bath, and in the upper right, shy “Melvin” lets off steam to “Dr. Bell.” The industrious-looking student with hU feet propped up on Activity seems to be at a stand still in our new gymnasium, dhe principal's desk is none other than Harry Meshbrrger. It’s It looks almost too pretty to play a game on, doesn't it? sorely not that easy for Mr. Dukel But Life Has Its Lighter Side These Senior class officers don't seem to be talking over earth-shattering events. 15 Tim Senior� haw worn ihril Uadi tiooal cuitl� tvilh pride, planned Ihoir future� with prrwt nrtirip lion, and tnmlr valuable friend- •hip� , A they � � T “food-by� tu «hoof, dwy laic thn� e rnemoric mto ■ nnw life 4 adult rr� f� n� l- bllititw. (7 Senior Class DONALD LEE ACTON Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Coin Club 2; Boys Gub 2; Lettermen’s Gub 3; Class Officer 3; Advanced Physical Education Award; Attendance Award 1, 2, 3; Intramural� 1 ANNIE BELL ALVEY Future Business Leaders of America 4 EILEEN ARTHUR FHA 3; FTA 2, 3; Pep Gub 2, 3, 4; GAA 3; Intra- murals 2; Paper Staff 3, 4; Drama 3 BONNIE VERNEICE AULT Future Homemakers of America 2 Jobs, College, Services, Marriage Beckon Seniors of ’62 MARRIAGE (GIRLS) 16% 32% THIS IS WHAT SENIORS PLAN MILITARY SERVICE COLLEGE 44% (JOBS 18 KAREN CHARLENE AYERS FTA 4; YFC 3; FBLA 4; Pep Qub 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Qub Officer 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Officer 1, 2; Chorus 2; Drama 3; Annual Staff 4 EDITH JANE BAY Pep Qub 4 JOHN LOUIS BELL Baseball 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Qass Officer 3; Annual Business Manager 4 BRENDA SUE BENDLER CAA 3; YFC 3, 4; Pep Qub 1; FBLA 4; Intra- mural 1, 2 JANET BESSIRE FTA 1, 2, 3; GAA 3; Pep Club 1, 3; Drama 3; Cheerleader 2, 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Cadet Teacher 3; Jr. Heart Board 1, 2, 3 LARRY SANFORD BIDDLE Baseball 2, 3 BILL BIRDSONG FTA 3; Intramural 1, 2; Basketball Manager 1, 2 FRED D. BRESTER Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3 LLOYD ALDEN BRUCE, JR. FFA 1, 2, 3; FFA Officer 1, 2, 3 NORMAN HAROLD BRUMMETT Pep Qub 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drum Major 4; Industrial Arts Award 3; Curtis $100. Sales Award 3 119 J NORMA JEAN BRUNER CAA 3; YFC 3; FBLA 4; Intramurals 1, 2 RUDY CRABTREE Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 4; Drama 3; Lettermen’s Club 3; Boys Club 2; FT A 1; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4 BEVERLY ANN CROSS Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club Officers 3; Drama 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Intramurals 1, 2 PEGGY MAE DECKARD FHA 2; Future Nurses Club 2; Pep Club 4 LINDA LOU WOODS FHA 2, 3, 4; Intramurals 1, 2 LEANNA KAY FOX Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Typing Award 3 LOIS FAY FOX Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; AWARDS: English 3, Typing, Geometry, Adv. Algebra MABLE KATHRYN FOX Pep Club 2, 3,4; Chorus 1,4 STEVE W. GORE Intramurals 1; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Drama 3 CHARLES EDWARD GRAHAM Boys Gub 2; Cross Country 4; Intramurals 1 RICHARD GRAPHMAN Pep Qob 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Intraraurals 2,3; Gass Officer 1; History Award 3 BRENDA LOU GREATHOUSE Annual Editor 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; YFC 3; Pep Club Officer 3; Class Officer 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2; AWARDS: English 1, 2, 3; Typing 2, 3 GARY WILLIAM GREATHOUSE Boy� Qob 1 LARRY WILLIAM GREATHOUSE Boy Qub 1; Intramurals 1 CHARLES STEPHEN HENDERSHOT STEVE RAY HIGGINS Tenni� 3; Jr. Achievers 3; Bloomington High School RONALD LEE HOLE Com Qub 2; Basketball 2, 3; Track 3, 4; Cross Conntry 4; Intramurals 1; AWARDS: Biology, World Hatory, United States History JACQUELINE SUE KELLER Pep Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Drama 3, 4; In- tramural� 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Qass Officer 1, 2. 3, 4; Band Officer 1, 2, 3 JUDITH JANE KELP Pep Qub 1, 2, 3, 4; Nurses Qub 3; FHA 4; In- tramural� 1; Chorus 1; Drama 3 JAMES ROBERT KENNEDY Shop Qub 2; Lettermen’s Qub 3; Drama 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4 1 LARIAT JAMES KESLER Basketball 1, 2; United States History Award SHARON KAY KINMAN Pep Club 2; GAA 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Typing Award 3 BECKY SUE KNIGHT FHA 2; Future Nurses Club 2; Pep Club 4 KENNETH ROY KREBBS Shop Club lt 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2; Annual Staff 4 STEVEN ERIC KRITZER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Drama 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Boys Club 2; Class Officer 1, 3, 4; World History Award 2; Chemistry Award 3 SUZY KUMMERER Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Drama 3, 4; Student Council Officer 4; Jr. Heart Board 3; FT A 1, 2, 3; AWARDS: English 1. Typing 2, French 3 From Classrooms to Jobs A majority of this year’s graduat- ing class will move directly into jobs. The training they received in high school will help them get the jobs they want. 22 NINA LEGGETT Paper Editor 4; Paper Staff 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Drama 3, 4; FTA 1. 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Colum- bus Republican Correspondent 4; GAA 3; Jr. Heart Board 2, 3; 1HSJI Award 4 WILLIAM EUGENE LESLIE Basketball L 2; Student Council 1 D. HARLEY LOWE Boys Club 1; Baseball 3, 4; Attendance Award 1, 2,3; Drafting Award 3; Intramurals 1 BLYTHE APRIL McVAUGH Pep Club 4: FTA 1, 2: Drama 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Animal Staff 4; Paper Staff 3; Intramurals 1 KEITH MATLOCK Cm . Club 2; Shop Club 2 DONNA KAY MATTINGLY Lata Club 2, 3; Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 B ad Officer 3, 4; AWARDS: Gtizenship 1, JOSEPHINE MARIE MERRIMAN Fep Qub 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1; Academics 1. 2; Commerce 4; Latin Award 3 HARRY ALAN MESHBERGER LrtXermen’s Club 3; FTA 1, 2, 3; FTA President 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Student Manager 1, 2, 3; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 JOHN WAYNE MILLER Shop Award 1; Shop Club 1, 2; Baseball 2; Basket- ball 2, 3; Intramurals 1 STEVE MILLER Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 4; Boys Club 2; Lettermen's Club X 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Phys. Ed. Award 1, 2; Prom King 3 J ERNEST LEE MILNES GROVER VENCENT MOORE Shop Club 1; Coin Club 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Award 3 PHILIP MICHAEL NESBITT Earth Science Award 3 PETE D. OLTMAN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2; Leltermen’s Club 3 HARRY WILSON PATRICK DAVID ALLEN PERC1FIELD Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1 SHARON KAY PERCIFIELD Pep Club 1, 3, 4; FNC 2; FHA 4; Pres. FNC 2; Intramurals 1; Drama 3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Chorus 1 HAROLD JOSEPH PETRO FTA 2; Science Club 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket ball 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 2, 4; Chorus 2; Drama 3; Student Council 2; Science Club Sec.-Treas. 3. AUNDIAN HELLEN PRESLEY ANDY MICHAEL RAINS Coin Club 3; Lettermen’s Club 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Track 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4 BETTY I.OUISE ROBERTS Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FNC 2; Intramurale 1; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama 3; Typing Award JANICE ARLENE ROBERTS Pep Gub 3, 4; Paper Staff 3; Chorus 1, 2; Drama 3; Typing Award 2 LEE ROBERTS Shop Gub 2, 3; Shop Gub President 2, 3; Boys Gob 2; Coin Gub 2; Baseball 4 NETTIE PAULINE ROBERTS Bud 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2; GAA 3; FBLA 4; Drama 3, 4; Intramurals 1; Typing Award 3 ROBERTSON 1,2. 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country I k 4; Track 3, 4; FT A 1; Lettermen’s Gub 3; i 3, 4; Science Gub 3; Boys Gub 2; Annual JUDY MAE ROSCOE tad 1. 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; GAA 4; FTA 4; O� � Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; AWARDS: Math 2, Typing A History 2, 3, Health and Safely 3, English 2, 3 STEVE ROSE Baseball 2; Football 1, 2 LARRY I. SEITZ Shop Gub 2; Shop Award 2 HARRY DEAN WOOTEN Cm Gub 3; Shop Gub 3; Track 1 THELMA MAYE SMITH Tep Gub 2; Paper Staff 3; Chorus 1; Typing RICHARD DAVID SNIDER Pep Club 1, 2; Cross Country 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 2 CHARLES WILLIAM SNYDER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Officer 2, 4; Chorus 2; Basket- ball 1; Track 3; FTA 2; Boys Club 3; Annual Staff 4; AWARDS: Chorus 2, Band 2 DAVID WALTER SNYDER DARLENE ELIZABETH SOKOL Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FTA 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Phys. Ed. Award 1; Intramurals 1 JAMES LEE STRODE FTA 4; Basketball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 3, 4: Band 4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 3; AWARDS: History 2, 3; Math 2; English 2; Drivers Education 2 BONNIE LOUISE SULLIVAN FHA 2; GAA 3; Pep Club 4; Drama 3; Intramurals 1 JOHN ED TATUM DIANE ELIZABETH WOODHOUSE Pep Club 2, 3; Volleyball 3; Chorus 1; Home Eco- nomics Award 3; Prom Queen 3 DONNA MARIE VOLAND Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4; FNC 2; FNC Officer 2; FHA 4; FHA Officer 4; Intramurals 1; Chorus 1, 2; Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4 NATHANIEL LEE WATKINS JOHN SHERMAN WRIGHT Shop Club 2, 3; Coin Club 3; Track 3; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Shop Award 2 JOYCE MARIE WRIGHTSMAN FHA 3; GAA 3, 4; FNC 1; YFC 3; Pep Club 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Drama 3; Typing Award 3; Intramurals 1 ROBERT SISSON ‘BILL VAN OSDOL Bill Van Osdol would have graduated with the 1962 Senior Close except for his untimely death on Dec. 20,1961. TOM EATON MICHAEL JOHNSON Marriage Awaits Many 27 With it ttwgnifkftti nrw pUot, Brvwn Oiunljr Hi di t-hnoTs ara- dank' aetitiUe bate iami ex petal - ) nxl enriched bryoad aoe- ikmp known Itrlnrr Hie lollowbif pa hiat at eoiue ®l ila activities. -4 Showing slides to her Orientation clans in Mrs. Parsley. This is the first year the subject has been offered. Subjects to Fit Every Need Despite the allure of extracurricular activities, academic activities continue to be the basic reason for one's being in school. To meet the problems of today’s complex world, the administration has worked hard to offer an ade- quate curriculum at B.C.H.S. Old courses have been stiffened; new courses have been added; standards have been raised. As a result, today s is the finest curriculum ever offered in a Brown County high school. More is offered in the sciences, languages, and mathematics than ever before. The traditional courses in English, history, and government have been stiffened. In addition, the student has a rich choice of electives in psychology-, sociology, journalism, home econom- ics, shop, art and the crafts. Best of all the curric- ulum is being kept flexible so that new courses can be added as necessary, or old courses dropped if they have outlived their usefulness. 30 Chemistry experiments are many under the instruction of Mr. Shisler. Science Develops Greater Minds v.v.'.y 31 Science teacher, Mr. Lutea, directs his class study toward the solar system. Metal work requires careful and skillful handling of the various machines. Vocational Training Provided Mr. William essential. � shows his students blueprints which will guide them in their work. Accurate drawing and planning are Jack Leonard finishes landing his gunrack made in the wood shop area. Many useful products are made as a result of skillful work by these students. Through Industrial Arts Precise measurements are stressed greatly by Mr. Williams in the Drafting area. Under the guidance of Mrs. Congram, Ihc girls learn lo sew beautiful clothing. Homemaking Skills Valuable Icing a cake is but one of the many skills in cooking and baking taught by Mrs. Updike. 34 Student teacher, Marvin Martin looks on tut a game ol line soccer gets under way in the Boys’ P.E. class. Healthy Bodies Through P.E. 35 Building pyramids attracts the interest of the Girls’ P.E. class taught by Mrs. Hulfaker. First-year typing student develop speed and accuracy under the direction of Mr . Kinney. Bookkeeping is important to many students interested in the business world. Mrs. Helms guides the students toward a better un- derstanding of the subject. Business A new course this year is Secre- tarial Practice, taught by Mrs. Duke. The use of office machines and techniques in actual secretarial work are of primary importance. Education The fundamental rules of every-day business are studied through General Businrsa. L 37 i Shorthand students take dictation which they will transcribe on the typewriters in the background. They Train for Careers 38 Jim Bush reads a selection from a sophomore literature book. Mrs. Wil- liams teaches this class. English and Latin Are Basic Mrs. Gondring has her class identify flash cards in Latin. 39 Joe Petro, in Psychology, tries to find out if Andy Rains has ESP (extra sensory perception.) Profit Charles Graham finds amuse- ment in listening to a tape re- cording of his voice in Communi- cations class. Lecturing hia U. S. History pupils is Mr. Steinke, teacher of the history and government classes at BCHS. Through Speech and History Sociology was just introduced this year to our seboed and is taught by Mrs. Bunge. Staff helpers for the BCHS band include (I to r) Mike Robertson. Donald Davis, Steve Spicer, David Woods, Donna Mattinglv, and Janet Sturgeon. Band Taps Hidden Musical Talent Band volunteers pep up the Eagles at basketball games. To (hr UraU)' «nil lmlm«� rnlor� wJjo hair drvotrd imARy hour� in our Mi«W, v r rmr our dcapaM thunks, lh« l.tBX) pupils io ow si hoots hum ho n brtjcil inwrira� - uruUy lur responsible KaiJacn ««I ilharl(isl) sdniiMr.tr,tnr . Administration A new image of the school is emerging. It will offer many inducements to learning, especially those represented by contact with creative teachers and the ideas found in great books and other records of human achievement. In all it does, the school will seek to awaken a wish to know, and a will to use knowledge for the common good. It will exercise intelligence and imagination in providing more and more effective means , toward the achievement of these aspirations by more and more of those with whom it deals. It is the purpose of Brown County Schools to be a part of this new image. CkjjL------ Warren Ogle, Supl. 46 These Six Are the Men Who Guide Brown County’s Schools RAYMOND L. DUKE Principal, Brown County High School G. ELWOOD HOOKEY Vice-Principal, Guidance Director, Brown County High School ARNOLD GOLDMAN Principal, Nashville Elementary School FRED F. HASKETT Principal, Helmsburg Elementary School W. WALTER FRAZER Principal, Sprunica Elementary School KENNETH CARMICHAEL Principal, Van Buren Elementary School 47 High School Instructors RUTH WILLIAMS Wheaton College, B.S. Mathematics, English LA WAN DA KATZMAN Indiana University, A.B. English FRANK ZODY Indiana University, B.S. English, P. E., Track Coach MARTHA K. KLEIN Bryn Mawr College, A.B. English, French FRANCES PARSLEY Indiana University, M.S. Orientation, Biology DALE MATHIS Indiana University, B.S. P. E., Driver Education JOHN M. WILLIAMS Indiana University, M.S. Industrial Arts VIRGINIA YOUNG Indiana University, M.S. Mathematics VIRGINIA UPDIKE Indiana State, B.S. Home Economics VERNA HELMS Indiana University, A.B. Commerce TED SHISLER Taylor University, A.B. Chemistry, P. E. RALPH BURKHOLDER Columbia University, M.A. Journalism, Communications 48 THEODORE O. STEINKE State Teachers College, B.A. Government, U. S. History B. D. LUTES Indiana University, B.S. General Science, Jr. High Coach BLANCHE KINNEY Indiana University, M.S. Business Education WANDA BUNGE Franklin College, A.B. U. S. History, Sociology ELIZABETH SNYDER Indiana State, A.B. Algebra, Shorthand DOROTHY DUKE Indiana University, M.S. General Business, P. E. REX WILSON Indiana State College, B.S. Industrial Arts MAJORA GONDRING Indiana University. A.B. Latin, English RUTH TILTON Indiana University, M.M. Y’ocaJ Music MAJORIE HALFAKER Bail State, B.S. P. E., Home Economics LINDA ROSSOW Indiana University, B.S. English, Library MABEL CONGRAM Illinois Wesleyan University, B.S. Home Economics 49 ELDON ENGLE Indiana University, B.M.C. Band EDITH GINGER Western Kentucky State, A.B. HERBERT GINGER estern Kentucky State, M.A. 7-8 Grade English PAUL ROUSCH Central Normal 7-8 English, Social Studies GEORGE BARNES Central Normal 8 Grade JAMES L. MILLER Indiana University 8th Grade RAYMOND ROSE Hanover, Indiana University, B.S. 7th Grade R. DALE KELLEY Purdue University 7-8 Mathematics, Science WILLIAM RUDDICK Indiana University, M.S. 7th Grade TOM EVERITT Indiana University, B.S. 7-8 Grades SARAH ELLIS Indiana State Teachers’ College, M.S. Art JACK WEDDLE Indiana University, M.S. 7-8 Industrial Arts 50 These Teach Elementary Pupils FERN HOWE Nashville Elementary School Grade 2 GENEVIEVE FERRY Nashville Elementary School Grade 2 ROSALIE WILSON Nashville Elementary School Grade 2 VIRGINIA WEDDLE Nashville Elementary School Grade 1 MARY McGRAYEL Nashville Elementary School Grade 3 MILDRED MARSHALL Nashville Elementary School Grade 3 CYNTHIA MILLER Nashville Elementary School Grade 4 GLENDYN DA VEE Nashville Elementary School Grade 4 PAUL KINNEY Nashville Elementary School Grade 5 BEULAH GRANT Nashville Elementary School Grade 6 HIRAM BRAND Nashville Elementary School Grade 6 NEIDA BARNES Nashville Elementary School Grade 6 51 mam -I EVA ALBERD1NG Helimburg 2-3, Grades RUBY FLEENER Helmsburg 2, Grade EDITH DECKARD Helmsburg 1, Grade HATTIE BASS Helmsburg Grade 4 ALMA AXSOM Helmsburg Grade 4 MARY F. DAVIS Helmsburg Grade 5 THELMA FLEENER Helmsburg Grade 1 C. J. ARNOLD Sprunica Grade 5 JOANN GIDOS Sprunica Grade 1 JUANITA RAINS Sprunica Grade 2 ELIZABETH CHAMBERS Sprunica Grade 3 HOWARD SMALL Sprunica Grade 4 52 Planning the shift from two old high schools to the new was no simple task. Here Principal Duke and his associate. Vice Principal Hookey, discuss how it should be done. Van Buren Has Smallest Staff REAVA MEREDITH Van Buren Grades 1-2 FRANCIS LUTES Van Buren Grades 4-5 CLODEAN TAYLOR Van Buren Grades 2-3 53 Much of ihc hard behind-the-scenes administrative work for Brown County schools is done by this pair—Lcston Deckard and Veda Petro—in the superintendent’s office. E)oris Schroujduun, secretary to Prin- cipal Raymond Duke, is responsible for a vast amount of administrative detail in that office. 54 This Is Home for 750 Students This is a front view of the new $1,250,000 building in which every one of Brown County’s high school students, from the 7th grade through the 12th. will be housed. Approximately 750 were brought together by the consolidation. U Tbo thrill ©f winnic t in rompaia- ItJe only in (hr kiMwledfr that it lm« been dour fairly and kHIi flood a)H rt� maMbip. HCH5 pride. il lf in mainUininfr tjii mnorpl, Uwa buHdiiiy: slronpsr dkaraJrr and |iKr� ioal health Sports 87 I Brown County Heads Toward New Athletic Era A new athletic era is about to open at the Brown County High School. Basketball and baseball used to be the principal, if not the only, sports that were open to students at Helmsburg, Nashville, and Van Buren High Schools. Now that all three are consolidated in one school, the sports program is to be, greatly expanded. If present plans materialize, there will not only be these two traditional sports, but track, football, cross-country, tennis, gymnastics, and perhaps still others in the near future. Cross-country was introduced three years ago: track, one year ago. Football is on the horizon, per- haps next year, certainly no later than two years from now. The school needs only a suitable field. The Athletic Department has adequate funds for equipment. Tennis courts should be open to students at about the same time football comes into its own. But this isn’t all of the future athletic program, by any manner of means. Nearly $2,500 in gym- nastic equipment has been ordered for B.C.H.S., and a thorough program will be underway in this depart- ment in two years. Instruction in golf will also be a part of the athletic program, and will be offered those who want a grounding in the fundamentals of this sport. The Brown County Eagles ended the basketball season with a record of 20 victories and 3 defeats. This year's team was one of the best teams Brown County has ever had. Although the boys did not win the sectional, they did beat Columbus—a feat that has rarely been accomplished by a Brown County team. The records set by this team will probably stand for years to come. VARSITY TEAM RECORD 1VE THEY Waldron 79 71 Shawswick . 68 84 Hauser .... 60 34 Southwestern 62 54 Nineveh 55 46 Morgantown - 77 56 Stinesville 81 51 Nineveh _ 63 54 Monrovia 87 44 Needmore 77 44 North Vernon as 70 Trafalgar 90 61 Clark Twn. ... 69 62 Edinburg 74 51 Oolitic 92 65 Union Twn. 61 38 University 66 88 Unionville 98 63 SOUTHWESTERN TOURNEY Southwestern _ .51 46 Arlington 60 53 COI.UMBUS SECTIONAL Triton . 65 55 Columbus 66 63 Shelbyville 70 86 58 Faront 'Tow '(lift To Ifthth Rohhi ' Snid'r- Do A«,on-l°hn Hatchett. Steve Miller, Jim Kennedy, Ted Shuler (coach) Jim Strode, Umdenrm ager) ’ Pete Ol.man, joe Pe.ro, Bill Robertson, Rudy Crabtree, Jim Miller. name varsity experience ACTON, DON 2 CRABTREE, RUDY 3 KENNEDY, JAMES 3 KRITZER, STEVE 3 MILLER, STEVE 3 OLTMAN, PETE 1 PETRO, JOE 2 ROBERTSON, BILL 3 SNIDER, RICHARD 2 HATCHETT, JOHN 1 BRESTER, FRED 2 CLASS AGE HEIGHT WEIGHT 12 17 6’3 ” 170 12 18 5T1” 140 12 18 5’11” 180 12 18 6 180 12 17 6’y2” 170 12 18 5’10” 155 12 18 5’8” 165 12 18 510” 150 12 17 61” 165 11 16 6’2%” 175 12 17 6’3” 215 59 I RUDY CRABTREE ... high-scoring forward STEVE MILLER ... clears the boards Experience, Speed, Talent . . . BILL ROBERTSON ... fine floor manager STEVE KRITZER .. . top ball handler JOE PETRO ... drives hard JIM KENNEDY ... percentage shooter • • . Build a Fine Basketball Team DON ACTON . . . lays on the rim FRED BRESTER ,. . big man under the basket RICHARD SNIDER .. . tough on defense JOHN HATCHETT ... only junior on squad Graduation Claims 10 Out of 11 PETE OLTMAN ... lots of team spirit One of the biggest events in a coach’s career is cutting down nets. Coach Ted Shisler is shown here cutting the net at the South- western Tourney. He has had plenty of prac- tice in recent years. ™E pSERVE TEAM Back row, left to right: John Rudd, Pete Sturm, Ronnie Smith, Don Kirts, Jack Lenard, Clyde Me- Donald. Middle row: Spike Hammond, Gary Deaver, Mike Kummerer, Sieve Leslie, Bobby Birdsong, Frank Zody, Coach. Front row: Robby Bowden (Manager), Mark Kritzer, Bill Kritzer, John Kelp, Buddy Grcller, Jim Strode (Manager). A Fine Season The BCHS Reserve basketball team wound up its 1961-62 season with a fine 15-3 record, one of the best ever posted by a Brown County reserve squad. Two of its three losses were by only two points. This performance is of more than passing interest to basketball followers, since 10 of the 11 members of the senior squad will be lost through graduation. The winning tradition built up by the BCHS veterans will have to be car- ried on by the reserves. It looks as though they have the ability to do so. t We They Waldron 34 45 Shawswick 34 36 Hauser . 50 33 Southwestern .. 44 41 Ninevah 44 28 Morgantown..................... 52 30 Stinesville______________________50 28 Ninevah . ... 55 32 32 Monrovia 60 Marshall Twn. . 6-1 23 North Vernon ‘ . ..49 51 Trafalgar----------------------- 51 31 Clark Twn, _____________________ 50 24 Edinburg . 47 40 Oolitic 53 31 Union Twn. 61 22 University 48 41 Union ville 56 26 63 Stcvo Miller launches himself into orbit again� ! Oolitic. Why Rivals Found Eagles Tough Steve Kritzer bulldozing his way through opposition. Going Up . . Up ... Up At right, Crabtree reaches high to block opponent's shot. At bottom, “Sweet Georgia Brown” theme song really “fires up” the team. Acton dunks one during pre-game warm-up. I More Action i Joe Pctro blocks the at- tempted shot of an Oolitic player. Don Acton, by using what looks like four legs (count them), hauls off a rebound. Eagles Strong in Sectionals Upper left: Rudy Crabtree is closely guarded by Columbus’ Richard ‘151 Eynon. Bill Robertson (21) is hurrying to assist hi? teammates. Lower left: Surrounded by Columbus players. Joe Petro looks uround for an avenue of escape. Lower right: Columbus Bill Russell grabs a rebound in the midst of a swarm of Brown County players. The Brown County Eagles performed brilliantly in the first two games of the Columbus sectional, defeating Triton and Columbus, but lost the all-important final game to Shclbyville. In the first game, the Eagles defeated Triton 65-55. In the second game, they showed their superiority by defeating the Columbus Bulldogs, 66-63. By the final game the Eagles were so exhausted from their Columbus duel they were not in peak form for Shelbyville and lost 86-70. At right, high-jumping Steve Miller goes high lo unare a rebound from Shelbyville. Win First Two Games, Drop Third The Pep Club shown the intensity of its emotions at the Columbus game. That Final Battle Above left: Steve Kritzer (35) hauls in one of hi� many rebounds. Kennedy 25) trie� to use hi� elbows. Above right- Crabtree (31) goes up for a jump shot. Lower left: Coach Shi.-sler points out the Eagles’ defensive error in the Sbelbyville gome. Top row (left to right): Coach Frank Zody, Gary Deaver, Ronnie Smith, Pete Sturm, Don Kirts. John Rudd, Steve Miller, Steve Knter, John Hammond Bottom row: Larry Graham, Mike Skirvin, Mark Krit er, Andy Rains. Dave Butler, Leon Pittman, Robbie Bowden, and Justin Dobbs, Track Becomes a Major Sport After Only One Year A new sport, track, has come to rival basketball and baseball as a major sport at Brown County High School. Introduced only two years ago, it has been adopted with enthusiasm by the school. The squad produced a very respectable record in the nine meets held last spring. Coach Frank Zody discovered some surprising talent in his first squad; notably Steve Miller, who ran the 100 yd. dash in 10.1 see., cleared 5’ V’ on the high jump, and jumped 20? 6 Vi” in the running broad jump. Andy Bains and Robbie Bowden turned out to lie strong competitors in the Vi mile event. Justin Dobbs found his specialities in the relay and the 100 yd. dashes. John Hammond was the only pole vaulter. Last year we won our meets with Ellettsville and the Columbus Reserves, and placed second in tri- school meets at Waldron and Franklin. 70 Starting indoor practice are four member of last year’ squad—Don Kirts, Andy Rains, Leon Pittman (with the shot), and Ronnie Smith. Candidates for ’62 Squad Limber Up Practicing starts for the dashes are (left to right) Bill Robertson, Jim Kennedy, Justin Dobbs, and Steve Miller. BCHS-1961 Crosscountry Team included: (Top row): Coach Ted Shider, Cary Deaver, Steve Kritzer, Steve Miller, Ron Smith. Don Kirts. John Rudd. Any Rain� , Spike Hammond, and Track Coach Frank Zody. Bottom row: Joe Petro, BiU Robertson. Larry Shipley, David Butler, Robbie Bowden, Mark Kritzer, and Billy Kritzer. Cross-Country Separates Men From the Boys There’ll be some aching muscle and creaking backs after this exercise session under the watchful eye of Coach Zody. Camera Catches Game’s Drama Player in a huddle around Coach Shialer ae he diagrams new move. It's Coke time at halftime for this crowd at the BCHS gym. Future Eagles watch and wait. Here i Helmsburg's contribution to the new trophy case. Symbols of Past Glories A .«- sludird, wc � l - found tunc for organuatiix� iri «tfiinh In i'ul Ii vale out special internal and rhu� in grow into more «icful oili- «mi . Thi� broadening of our in- tnw � led ua to Itr� «aperimur •and acquaintance?. 77 Organizations The Pep Club was given capes and mittens this year by Carl Walker. At present, there are sixty members in the group. Students Take an Active Part Student Council President .Steve Elwood Hookey sponsors the group. Miller ( seated) present? n problem to the other seven council members. Mr. in Their School’s Activities Reserve cheerleaders include (I to r) Lynn Percifield, Karen Clark. Miller, Jenny Wheeler, and Karen Cheerleaders Incite Yelling This is the Cheerleaders Club, consisting of some of our future cheerleaders. 80 Freshman cheerleaders performing a yell. • ■■ Thr varsity cheerleaders (I to r) are: Joyce Wrightsman, Janet Btasii� , Donna Wail, and Marilyn Borders. and Lead the Pep Club (|HMakendCrS C,n0li0na, l COp,e- Thc uestion U which � watching the game and which group is waiting for the picture 81 The Thalians were organized by Mrs. Klein for the first time this year. Interests Are Pursued Sue Meet wood and Karen Updike are caught in a moment of slight disgust in “Trifles-” Thalian officers are: President, Steve Kritzer Secretary, Sheila Crabtree Treasurer, Suzy Kummerer Sponsor, Martha Klein -M 82 Studies Are Furthered 83 These future record breakers are the girl© who by Mrs. Marjorie Hal faker, sponsor of GAA. participated in the organized sports supervised Clubs Exercise Bodies and Minds Mrs. Wanda Parsley directs the Future Teachers of America and helps prepare the students who arc interested in the teaching profession. The Future Business Leaders of America operated a coat check at the home basketball pimes as one of their projecta. Senior and Junior High Band Forty-two Juniors, Seniors, and Sophomores compose the Brown County High School Senior Band. The Junior Band is composed of students in the eighth and ninth grades. 86 The Cadet Band consists of thirty-seven students, all members of the seventh grade. Learn to Entertain Public The Pep Band followed the basketball team to away games and made the boys feel at home with “Sweet Georgia Brown.” TWIRLERS Judy Maxwell, Judy Roscoc, Darlene Sokol, Linda Rutter, and Wanda Brock. 87 Publications Record Daily Sieve Higgins, John Hammond, Rudy Crabtree, and Suzy Kuinmcrer coax the mimeo into producing one more issue of the school paper. Some of the second year journalism class and instructor Ralph Burkholder work on various phases of annual production. and Annual Activities Brenda Greathouse, editor of “Shadows,” and three of her helpers experience one of those long periods of waiting. Vw ri N� fH «tuilrM . Nr� p� j«'n mcs t Vai � { it. TVr foikow irtjt (Mgr ihawliiR Jiuiinns Sophomore , Fr � hwn, Sciriilti «ni! l'.i Uti («laitrn, t v� r]l X� � the r� n« r iiiin • I•( tvi nf the fulmr Trot� the elementary «rlioob, illt - tralr I hr ifn 4 IfruWJl Cnuntr % new «iJu xvionti facilities. The Classes The Class of ’63 Looks Ahead • • • What are these juniors thinking about? The junior prom—class rings parties and next year when they will be graduating. It’s a year of anticipation for them. Marvin Artist Dorothy Hay Audrey Bendler Pat Bertermann Phyllis Bond Marilyn Borders Robby Bowden Betty Bradley Betty Bridwell Cora Bridwell Nim Bridwell Karen Brown Patty Brown Sue Bunge Mike Burrell Larry Butler Marshall Hatton Rov Carter Sally Coffey Susan Coffey Connie Collins Edith Conrad Kenny Cox Faye Deckard Judy DeWar Mike Dickey Barbara Emberton Judy England 92 . . . to a Full Year in New Quarters Clayton Fox Marin Gibson Larry Graham Roger Green Charles Haarer John Hammond Miriam Harden Avis Hardin John Hatchett David Hayworth Marvin Hochstedler William Hopkins David Homback John Kelp Fred Kemp Kaye Kinscr Billy Kritzer •Clary Lcffler Nancy Lucas Tom McQuire Jacque MaJan Judy Maxwell Martha Miller Clyde Pettit Leon, Pittman Patty Powell Patrick Reilly Carolyn Roberfe Nancy Rodgers David Rose Linda Rutter Marilyn Sisson Rebecca Sisson Floyd Smith Helen Smith Ronnie Smith Gary Snider Steve Spicer Darlene Stines Don Stoffer Janet Sturgeon Raymond Sullivan Hope Taggart Karen Updike Donna Wall Matt Wells Debbie West Jim West Norman Wilkerson 93 Loren White Michiel White Pete Sturm Edna Achcnbach John David Achcnbach Charlene Alford Phyllis Alvey Cerhard Arndt Jeffery Bainter Janice Baker Connie Balser Judy Batton Delores Biddle Chris Bradley Barbara Bradtke Betty Hranaman Phyllis Brand James Branham Wanda Brock Jim Bush David Butler Pat Butler Carol Campbell David Campbell Alex Carpenter Lowell Carter Karen Clark Lee Roy Collins Sheila Crabtree Geprge Crawford Carol David Sophomores Seek Guidance in Plan Taking advantage of the new guidance counseling college-minded Sophomore, offered at Brown County High is Mike Kummerer, a 94 Donald Davis Gary Deaver Wendell Dcckard Sharon Derringer Justin Dobbs Bobby Eads Jennie Earl Lillian Earle Shirley Emberton Gloria Fende.r Lola Finley Sue FIeelw« od David Floyd Bob Ford Susan Folks Zelma Fox Sharon Frownfelter Karen George Marcia Gibson Drusrilla Gordon George Green Buddy Greller Lester Haggard Spike Hammond David Hoover Diana Hull Betty Jacobs Terry Jacobs aing Their Schedules and Futures Barbara Jones Linda Keaton Bill Keller Russel Kelso Irene Kent Mary Kilgore Don Kirts Mark Kritzer Dale Kuhn Mike Kuminerer Jack Leonard Steve Leslie Clyde McDonald Bonnie Mathis Richard Mattingly Carolyn Mays Triana Meshberger Jim Miller Brenda Miller Karen Miller Marolyn Miller Beverly Moore Kay’ Moore Bud Nowlin Kenny Patrick Judy Perci field Brenda Pierce Rita Poling Ann Rains Kay Ratliff Ellen Rigley George Robertson Judy Robertson John Rudd Richard Russell Jerry Sawyer Merrileen Schrougham Larry Shipley David Shultz Mike Skirvin Geneva Smith Lee Ray Smith Mary Smith Barbara Snider James Snyder Karen Spiker Sherry Stuart Nancy Stoffer Judy Sturgeon Larry Sullivan Eldia Summers Travis Summers They’re Looking Ahead to ’64 Jackie Taynor Donna Terril Dale Waltman Irene Welch Don Wells Annalee W’heeler Larry Wilkerson Ronnie Wilkerson Donald Woodmansee David Woods Sandy Wrightsman Ronnie Adams Donald Allender Erma Allison Fred Arnold Gary Artist Dennis Arvine Audrey Arthur Diane Ayers Kathy Ayers Bonnie Baker Sandra Banks Rachel Bowden Roy Brand Bonnie Brown John Burrell David Carter Wayne Clarkston Barbara Claybum Nancy Clephane Alberta Cross Lonnie Deckard James Derringer Peggy Dobbs Althea Drake Patty Eastwood Collcn Emberton Sandra Everling Maxine Fisher Freshmen Envy Seniors Their Privileges Patty Fleetwood Joe Gill Dave Gore Wayne Graphman Marvin Gray Bob Gredy Kay Hammond Almeda Harden Leon Harden Sue Harden Mark Harritt Keith Hatchett Gloria Hazelgrove Richard Henderson Bonnie Hensley Bobby Hopkins Don Hutchison Don Hynes Verel Jackson Arno Jellison Jay Johnson Winifred Johnson Allen Jones Tommy Kean Patsy Kinman Barbara Kinser Brenda Kirts Billy Krebbs Roy I ancaster Sandy Logsdon Carol Logston Bobby Lowe Barbara Lucas Betty Lucas Brenda Lucas Katrina Lucas Sandy Lucas Margrett Marshall Linda McQueary Teddy Matlock Dean Miller Mary Miller Sandra Nccec Gary Oliver Nancy Parrish Stanley Patrick Lynn Perci field Beverly Petro Donna Pettit Lane Phelps Helen Phillips Jenny Piper James Powell Jane Rains Stanley Richards Viola Richards 98 Patty Robins Forrest Roberts Steve Roberts Roger Rose Ixmetta Roberts Wanda Russell Janet Rund Betty Sanders Robert Sanders Carolyn Scott James Seitz Kenny Scite Janet Seitz Ronald Shepherd Rodger Shipley Dorothy Shotts Don Skinner Lee Smith Sandy Smith Patricia Snyder Charles Sowdcr Timmy Sturgeon Steve Swift Janice Tayler Mike Tryon Connie Visscr Jennifer Wheeler Kirk Whitaker Barbara Wilkerson Karen W'illiamson Dcwayne Wilson Kim Winninger John Wood house Sylvia Woodmansec Jasper Wright Patty Wrightsman Joyce Wentworth 99 ■ Loon a Ault Bobby Branainan Steve Harden Joyce Lucas Roger West Linda Applegate Sandra Hobb9 Albert Lucas Judy Jackson Helen Reed Rebecca Hoover Kathryn Mathis John Jones James Leffler Bobby Beach Linda Bolton Steve Miller Paul Wooton Lorena Followell Roger Wagner Brenda Lucas Linda Lucas Loretta Young Beverly Sisson Carolyn Followell Jerry Floyd Terry Hanncr Donnie Hobbs Duward Smith William Leggins Gustav Schroeder Donna Roberts Robert Hochstcdler David Grubb Elizabeth David 326 Seventh and Eighth Graders Lola William Patricia Wilkerson Glenn Wilkerson Pat Whitaker Nadine Wall Lorenc Wagler Letia Summers Lois Sullivan Thomas Sterrett Tina Sowder Connie Spillman Josephine Smith Linda Sawyer Faith Sanders Philip Russell Dick Roscoe Donnie Roberts Kay Richards Lincoln Presley John Piper Edith Olds Ailine Neely Vickie Moore George Miller Janet Kesler James Johnson James Hazel grove Larry Harvey Look Forward to Happy Years at B.C.H.S. A1 Harmon Esther Haarer Tommy Gregory Darrell Green Sharon Ford Thelma Fisher Edna Eaton Larry Devine Steve Duckett Elva Dine Karen Davis Judy Conley Linda Chitwood Steve Collon Patty Fleetwood Charles Shrock Jean Brown Terry Brand Linda Beaver John Blevins Randy Beatty Charles Batton Diane Allender Mary Barrett Sandra Ballinger Virgil Bailey Linda Bailey Judy Bailey 101 Chris Kazimicr tarry Percifield Charles King Ella Miller Patricia Hatchett Bill Tracy Tanya Gondring Darlene Holtsclaw Joyce Mathis Rita Winings Craig Robertson Mike Pcrcifield Betty Holder Eileen Greenlee Jean Ann Taylor Seena Tungctt Iva Schwartz Shirley Young Richard Visser Sandra Visser tarry Banks Mick O'Hara Victor tagge Ronald Tungctt Robert Lucas Florence Bond Donny Eads Nancy Floyd Eddie Arnold Philip Arnold Pat Brown Mary Brown Dennis Lucas Geraldine Kent Sharon McDaniel Donna Graham Danny Greathouse Anita Gill Edna Mae Ayers Richard Ayers Terry Garrity Glenn Kinman Truman Lovins Nora Brown Lloyd Bruner Win Bowman Roy Faulkner Jack Garrity Steve Carroll Rodney Gill Shary Jones Lou Ann Artist Judith Nicholas Josephine Lowe Linda Gerbig Linda Cross Harold Hole Rick Kelley Stephen Payne Rodney Kinman Don Lowe Frank Board 102 Ronald Adams Thomas Adams Ellon Albright Nora Albright Ralph Badger Jerry Baker Barbara Bailey Janice Bailey Sandra Bailey Brenda Barnes Mickey Beaver Jim Bond Janice Branham Steve Bright Daniel Brown Johnny Bunge Eddie Burkhart Dan Campl ell Larry Collins Loyd Collins Barbara Crouch Our Biggest Single Class The Seventh Graders Sherrill Dick Charles Dill Loot a Eastwood Linda Emberton Boyd Emerson Carol Fleener Vernon Fleetwood Ralph Fluharty Gail Ford Priscilla Ford Lou Fowler Virginia Fowler Jim Fox Laura Fox Marcia Fox Philip Fox Ann Gatewood Harry Gibson Gene Goodnight Donnie Goodwin Jerry' Graphman Linda Haggard Shirley Hancock Ronnie Hazel grove Dewey Hopkins Barbara Hull Lois Isley Larry Jellison 103 Cary Kean Dale Schroughara Kay Schrougham Diane Sizemore Sandra Sizemore Jim Snider Norman Snider Naomi Snyder Anna Stewart Jack Stewart Paulenc Swafford Rosaline Swafford Dayton Summers Linda Taynor Wayne Thompson Carolyn Vaught Sandra Vaught Howard Wagler Ronnie Webster Gary Wilkerson Sharon Whitaker , Margrct White Thelma Pierce William Patrick Ernie Pate Donnie Russell Judy Rund Nancy Rose Special Facilities Await Them Dorothy Ratliff Mike Miller Charles Miller Shirley Morgan Steve Mara Rosalie Maxwell Raegina Marietta Linda Mays David Lambert Cheryl Leslie Lee Long Lance McDonald Richard West Connie Moore Carolyn Lucas Charlotte Adkins Kathy Jackson Tony Byrd Kristen West Billy Roberts Linda Hynes James Baker Tomas Conrad Lowell Roberts Lester Kelp Phillis Crouch Avis Hardin Phylis Minton 104 Steve Miller Kevin Merriwethcr Harold Parks James Henderson Tommy Floyd Roberta Seibel Kim Gondring Mary Hohselaw Jerel Roberts Bonnie Jacobs James Tracy Mark McCarter Morris Skirvin Sarah Tracy Christanne Swain Donald Wilber June Woods Albert Sisson Brenda Smith Mary Holder Pat Q’Hara Barbara St revels Beverly Mattingly Susan King Kurt Meshberger Codie Minton Charles Harden Teresa Miller Steven Jackson Helen Lucas Norman Williamson Randy Bartlett Lucy McGrayel Roger Fleetwood Donald Petro Jennifer Schafer Peggy Bond Steve Roberts Marsha Roberts Linda Bands Susan Borders John Zody David Welsh Becky Moore Jane Olson Pamela Winings Dickie Bessire Georgia Tracy Diane Percifield Larry Hawkins Jeffrey Meriwether Gary Harden Kathy Lawson Diane Axsom Mary Lou Young J 107 Laura Wagner Violet Carol Gary Hedrick David Hatchett Laura Bowden Richard Grubb Betty Drake Jane Guinn Rachel Hardin Vickie Roberts Tommy White Sharon Scragham Danny Branaman Ricky Fleetwood Bonnie Beach Ladonna Claudion Linda Sanders Randy Robertson Tim Baker Treva Smith Craig Snyder Pamela Schrougham Patricia Wootton Phillip Mathis Dale Gw inn Eddy Hendershot Lana Deckard Billy Smith Patricia Brabander Gary Schiock Larry Hawkins Daniel Jackson Georga Hardin Isaac Byrd Jimmy Byrd Marsha Morse John Robertson Vicki Bartlete Debbie Davis Ricky Wilbur Pam Swift Kathy Grubb Paula Freese Shirley Carter Kathy Tracy Bernice Lucas Sandra Carter Dorothy Lucas Eleanor Reed Paul Reed Steven Dean Jason Wright Carol Schrougham Ronna Small Karen Kelp 108 Dean Pereifield Gary Owen� Debbie Seitz Nancy Minton Katy Crouch Ann WilJiama Jan Olson Morris West Tommy Birdsong Diana Richie Linda Lucas Kathy Schrogham Brenda Austin Edith Lucas Martha Hoover Gerald Reeves Susan Yolond Gerald Roberta Terry Mathis Shirley Powers Hebron Bowling Debra Terrell Debra Terrill Barbara McGrter Douglas Seitz David Hendrick Ray King Sheluf Wood ma nsec 3rd Grade James Mcgravcl Day Ida Swain Cinthia Dieani Frit i Newton Veronica Lucas Harvey Woodall Robert Seibel Gary Smith Connie Roberts Janies Reed Joyce Hobbs Greg Pereifield Billy Austin David Rudd Lovcdas Landers Tom Me Common John Mathis Barbara David Kybc Kritzer Judy Lucas Sloe Pereifield Debbie Pereifield Earl Wrighteman Kini Schneider Marvin Petro Mike Kazimier Steven Hynes 109 Ben Bowling Marcia Moore Karen Rairden Charollett Stringer Debbie Goodwin Brain O’Hara James Davis Russell Graham Jeff Dcckard Gary Williamson Cristy Mobley Vicki Schroughams Paul Axsom Kay Wills Mike O’Haver Roger Scaudion Kathy Mathis Mike Watkins Linda Barret Larry Harden Dennis Arthur Ella May Miller Ronny Hendershot Mike Roberts Philip Jackson Pam Gordon Kenneth St revel� Steven Bryan Cornelius Hochsiedler Danny Harden Larry Lucas Monty Hancher Sharon Roberts Rosey Lucas Gharlyan Williamson Robert Henderson Susan W'eddle Joe Hynes Kenny Dewar Linda Shipley Sharon Center Rhea Dawn Borders Thomas Sanders Sharon Lucas Wilma Lucas Brodie Minton Pat Reeves Jack Snyder Susie Hendershot Steven Seitz Sharon Carter Beverly Bolton Linda Slaven Terry Smith Larry Waldrip 10 Harold Sisson Casey Miller Virginia Mathis Bobby Austin Tommy Wrightsman Billy Caroll Connie FoUowell Wanda Skinner Ronald Visscr Paul Bay Pat Roberts David Roberts Linda Cambell Kenneth Schneider Joe Davis Steven Reed Larry Schrougham David Harden Pam Harden Bruce Harden Philip Bowling Marshall Harden Terry Wagner Kathy Harden Donald Lucas Debby Hattach Sheila Walker Edna Leggins Robert Kelp Wilma Woodall William Bolton David Lee Harden David Kelp James Woods Tommy Lucas Kenneth Petro Para Terrell Donna Bolton Dalas DcWees Roy Taylor Dennis Rose George Miller Stanley Holder Bruce Sisson Mike Freeze Charles Eads Maryln Moore John Barnes Kathy Banky Carol Bond Brenda Campbell Mary Moberly Kathy Moore Debby Taggart Jackie Followell Star White I Linda Hendershot Kathy Moberly Duke Percifield Mark Kingsburg Jackie Todd Danny Perdue Danny McCammon Jackie Bessire David Center Roy Hendershot Cal Blake John Sherrel Shirly Woods Donald Vissor Jimmy Rector Eva Ayers Gloria Barrett Jed Bessire Becky Bond Ruth Hochstedler Lorena Bradley Tony Chadvion Ellen Coffey Steven Followell Vecky Fleetwood Allen Gilpin Sonja Hensley Eulala King Mike Roberts John Carter Norward Carter Debby Harden Barbara Henderson Joann Rigly Sandra Price Louise Percifield Donnie Knight Mike Osbourr Dennis Woods Sarah Williams Tresa Warren Tommy Tilton Leislyn Swain Donna Steveson Eddie Simon Mare Skirvin Andy Smith Judith Leggins Kenneth Lucas Kitty O’Hara I.eena Reed Paul Mathis Mary Hoover Terese Stines 112 Jill Olson Kathy Watkins Brenda Rea Hale Schrougham Allgnea Moore Linda Feilds Billy Stringer Ricky Lucas Ernest Moore Alan Arthur Randy Moberly Lenord Teckenbrock James Petro John Lee Darlene Roberts Grecia Rowling David Hardin Amy Rose James Rose Connie Reach Debbie Lucas Lonna Mathis Randy Woods Peggy Kelp Charles Lucas Here Are Van Buren’s Pupils Jane Lowe Donna Russell Loretta Wilkerson Marilyn Reeves John Huber Ronald Alvey Wanda Matlock Phil Kj nman Jerry Jones Thomas Kinney Raymond Kent Bonnie Carrol] Steven Frazer Douglas Stoffer Pamela Hanger Donna Matlock Ora Jones Daniel Pershcll Wanda Sutherland Steven Snyder James Lee. Donald Bushey Steven Englcman Danny Ayers Tim Gredy Larry Krebbs 113 Laurel Richards Barbara Kinney Angela Followell Debbie Lucas Barbara Carroll Marianne Kelly Glenda Hashman Patricia Gcrbig Allen Ayers Kenneth Jones Jane Henderson Walter Weaver Deborah Garrity Gar - Ping Rufus Rice Teddy Seitz Gar ’ Moore Jerry White Paul Alvey Albert Richards Beverly Krebbs Sharon Gill Lois Carroll Debbie Crabtree Jackia Lovins Orville Bruner Aaron Williamson They, too, Are in New Quarters Connie Greathouse Helen Ayers Dennis Reeves Charlotte Jones Tonja Wecver Sam Hodges Douglas Ross Conan Gill Karen Krebbs Randy Lucas Angela Gordon Francis Wilkerson Curtis Roberts John Dixon Diana Board Jimmy Snyder Marshall Lee Glenda Garrity Lana Ping Ricky Hedrick Shirley Scott Richard Hedrick Marcella Manuel Steven Hanger Jerry Bruner Johnny Gerbig Kenneth Bruner Wv wi 114 Rctha Deckard Teressa GilJ Jerald Fleetwood Daryl Jones Constance Cooper Aaron Pershall Phyllis Scott Dilmcr Bowman Deretha Stogdill Bonnie FoUowell Kim Garrity Keith Hanger Kenny Rice Kathi Hedrick Larry Hashman Raymond Garrity Gary Frazer Nina Richards Randy Garlock Pamela Bunch Morris Rouse Mark Williamson Connie Followell Gail Atchison Marilyn Artist Dick Jones Helen Bruner Steven Crabtree Pamela Carmichael Lois Reeves Faryl Jones Bonnie Richards Rhonda Bendler Barbara Melton Robina Bruner Max Henderson David Gerbig Thomas McDaniel Cathy Ault Randy O’Neal Penny Bushey Glen Bunch Wendy Atchison Trudy Gredy Judy Moore John Kelly Ronnie Hanger Jerry Lawson Arthur Alvey Jeffery Weaver Juanita Shultz Ronnie Mobley Treasa-Lawins Jackie Carroll 115 Helmsburg Elementary School, Second Largest in Brown County Max Stewart Jamps Yoden Sherry Baker Patty Altes Elimer Brown Pamela Boyd Karen Brown Deborah Childs Joe Ackerman Ralph Albright John Davis Billy DeGolyen Lee Fleetwood Connie Gildden Rachel Herran Ronnie Hopkins Shirley Maxwell Peggy McClain James Messey Nancy Miller Shirley Neat Deborah Newlin Deborah Norris Danny Pettcrson Jessica Rodcr Steve Richards Barbara Robinson 116 Steve Sawyer Barbara Rutter Patricia Stewart Michelle Sullivan David Voland Mike Waltz John Wilkcrson Janice Webster Larry Brown Deborah Critser Coralyn Peem Larry Logsdon Randall Moore Richarda Miller Paula Messer Sue Percifield Ann Patterson Joyce Sawyer April Russel James Rund John Roberts Debbie Robbins Kenneth Poling Vickie Whitaker Ronnie Warford Melvina Waltz Edward Wagler 303 Pupils Pass Through Its Halls Kathy Bright William Ford Delores Gardner Della Haggard Daniel Hawkins Mary Lauderdale Margie Keller James Maxwell Phyllis Snyder Rosella Marlett Janice Moss Vickie Snider Melinda Seiler Dawn Snider James Wilkcrson Robert Eastwood Jerry Durham Jerry Derringer Mickey Derringer Vicky Coffman Connie Complin Jacquelyn Butsch Terri Brown Belinda Bay Virginia Barrett Richard Bailey Sandra Allender Lythe Albright 117 Alva Adams Calvin Batton Connie Woodall Mary Wintergast Richard Tryon Vickie Webster Annette Sullivan Steve Snider Bobby Snider Richard Snider Calen Swartzentruber Betty Sisson Sharon Sclirougham Albert Sawyer Judy Roberts Dennis Richards Alan Richards Judy Nealy Dave Miller Bonnie McGuire Jeanie Lawson Billy Joe Lawson Timothy Brzaski Bobby Brown John Campbell Ricky Elkind Linda Dowell Vickie Derringer Jane Davis Roy Copeland Barry Camplin Joyce Brown Timothy Ackerman Arriest Bailey Patricia Barrett Neoma Batton Stephen Baugh Connie Bay Marion Boyd Johnny Brown John Rodgers Thomas Miller David Sabatier William Richard David Wagler Judy Pate Linda Yoder Karen Wilkcrson Harry Whitaker James Barnes Bonnie Swartzentruber Margaret Stewart Dennis Norman Frederick Critser 118 Brenda Bishop Billy Morgan Helen Richardson Dennis Morgan James Hawkins Billy Davis Brenda Fox Stephen Fox Karen .Skinner Doris Derringer Michael Nealv Harold Koonty Steve Skinner Jackie Corcoran John Rund Wallase Price Lois Haarer Julie Coffman Ronald Graphman Rhonda Robinson Vickie Brown Kenneth Haggard Janies Hawkins Donna Hawkins Forest Pale Karen Schrougham Russell Hawkins Rebecca Smith Mary Derrongor Danny Sawyer Gregory Wall Becky Allop Kathleen Richards Michael Alford Hiram Waltz Patsy Skinner Robert Smith William Lauderdale South Miller Raymond Voorhies Wanda Sumpter Sherman Rader Kathy Koontz James Webster David Neat Jenny Yoder Catherine Messer Nathan Swartzentruber Charles Lawson Scott Voland Phillip Richards Larry McClain Patricia Albright Michael Bailey Patty Barnes 119 Robert Bond Shirley Bond Denice Baugh John Brummet Deborah Brummet Judy Butch Beverly Corcoran Becky Cullen Darlene Derringer Wesley Eastwood Robert Farmer Joe Fleetwood Barbara Gardener Debbie Fox Relate Brown Danny Fox Rosanna Woodall Victor Vawter April Sumpter Robert Stephen Amber Russell David Roberts Cathy Percifield Glen Patterson Brenda Moss Teresa Miller Gary Miller Kenneth Maxwell Ruth Lawson Ronnie Lauderdale Elaine Leslie Larry Miller James Rutter Richard Dille Don Miller Russell Crane Gale Miller Debra Roark Michael Snyder Darrel Glidden Russell Dean Karen Sumpter William Derringer Mark Elkins Sharon Sawyer Kathy Snider Ronald Mathews James Richardson Janet Richards Irene Miller Randy Graphman David Sisson Horace Vawter Kenneth Knight James Shrock 120 Patsy Maxwell Odus Gardner Molly Critzer Susan Brooks Brenda Stewart Jeffrey Tryon Teresa Smith Terry Poling Ronnie Bishop Kenneth Wagler Billy Neese Eugene Baker Deborah Norman Debra Hoskins Kenneth Woodall Ray Wilkerson Kevin Moore Ronald Lawson Julie Law Reva Fox Michael O’Quinn Donna Cravens Rachel Lane Michael Sipe Janet Lauderdale Dale Miller Frank Brown Jeffery Piper Norman Altop Michael Jones Fred Ervin Deborie Bay Linda Roberts David Tatren Brenda Fleetwood David Pate First of the New Schools — Sprunica Brown County’s school re-build- ing program got underway in 1954 when Sprunica was built at a cost of $156,000. 121 Terry Woodhou.se Alice Zimmerman Linda Scott Terry Shotts David Sizemore Dores Sizemore Kay Spivey Sharon Steuart Robert Summers ' Roger Summers Mary Watkins William Wells Elvin Olds Diane Pearce Robert Pbejps Johnene Presley Betty Sanders David Callon Sylvia Couch Joyce Emberton James Fluharty W'illiam Fox Dean Henderson Roy Hubbard Karl Huffstetler Mary Hutchison Stephen Moore Sam Watkins Sprunica Got Its New School in 1954 Chris Wilkerton Bessie Nanier Deborah Picker ill Susan Betts Lorcnc Cl ay burn Alice Achenback Klaus Arndt Steve Biddle Marvin Brock Suzanne Brand Charles Bridwell Oscar Burkhart Vickie Wilkerson Gerald Pickerill Richard Fox Thomas Hull Hilly Mays Dale Brand Daniel Bell Roger Fluharty Cathy White Sheila Summers Willie Eisenmenger Esther Sanders Julie Dill Joyce Badger Loretta Spivey 122 Mary Sizemore Cindy Campbell Deborah Warren Pamela Stephens Susie Odom Karen Jellison Jacqueline Thomason Donna Inskeep Donna Sipes Kenneth Wilkerson Cynthia Earl Leon Fowler Keith Shotts Jerry Smith Paul Wentworth Mike Slevin Timmy Sipes Roy Zimmerman Larry ITuffstetler Michael Adams Steve Jones Linda Moore Connie Schrougham Lcta Williams Dorothy Dill Mary Hopwood Dariinc Hubbard y Tamella Campbell Rebecca Eisenmengcr William Lenly George Ackenback David Wentworth Cuely Cline Steve Jones Della Bridwell Darrell Vauglit David Kean Keith Sizemore Darrell Emerson Stephen Adams Nancy Oliver Dianne Vaught Vickie Emberton Jancy Sterreth Ruth Pierce Troy Hancock Carol Sue Wilson Betty Suamcrs Peggy Browner Gayla Emberton Katherine Sizemore Susan Mays Linda Steward Timothy Wilburn I Judy Haines Deborah Brock Barbara Sizemore Jenny Anderson Eddie Rianwater Anita Cheek John Dine Orville Fowler Jimmy Davis Linda Bridwell Garry Moore Tommy Sizemore Diaries Browner Ronnie Biddle Carolyn Wilson Ronnie Dill Rickey Sizemore Gail Zimmerman Kathi Prewitt Susan Gatewood Patsey Gallup Larry Sipes Patsy Schmugham Joy Cheatham Beverly Kean Joe Clay bom Steven Lentz Donnie Goodwin Helen Sizemore Curtis Emberton Patsey Badger Harry Wentworth Cathy Ducket Joe Dillard Margaret Day Marianne Arndt Kenny Arnold Eddy Lucas John Smith Rickey Haines Hershel Groves Rose Goodall Randy Fox Elsie Gallup Jeanette Wilkerson Bradley Gibson Shirley Kazie Brenda Gallup Diana Phelps Darrell Rainwater Brenda Pittman Ricky Schrougham Rex Sipes Sally Wells Bobby Wilkerson Randy Arnold Mark Branham Bruce Brock Wilma Callon Myles Claybom Gary Fox Michael Sutzcr 124 Arlene Hazclgrove Sandra Hubbard Danny Inskcep Bobby Jellison Vird Kessler Timmy Lentz Jim Bob Mays Robbin Moore Josephs Mays End a Olds Cathy Mullis Lavada Hampton George Turner Charles Gettewood James Browner Wilma Eisenmenger Nancy Ann Porter Brenda Hancock Beverly Stewart Roy Finley David Brand Roxanne While Becky Betts Ronald Frye Regina Wentworth Nancy Badger Frank McDougal Robert Wilson Kathy Moore Rose Anne Sizemore Sandra Ford Edward Sullivan Paula Lentz Paul Fowler James Summers Randall Ford Thomas Selvin Penny Barlow Jenny Lou Day Steve Campbell William Pierce James Sizemore Hazel Sizemore Joyce Zimmerman Pauline Smith Beverly Burrell June Wilkcrson Fred Wilbom Edward Frye Betty Sizemore Richard Anderson Bonnie Ratliff Maria Thomas Cindra Cheatham Larry Lambert Judy Lile Kathy Lee Moore Keith Fox 125 j liti� ' lion w i«VI not hove been p« 9iW without iW whole hrartrd tuppml of the ronchant and I u.', nw� rrprrjrntrd on the follow- «11« (uagicti, All of Brown ('mmiy, a� «rll m man; oeyHoWin com- nunilHra, i� fpprewntoii 177 Buyer's Guide Cummim powered earthmovers work on construction of Inter- stat� Highway 65 west of Columbus. Through a progressiva re- search and development program. Cummins continues to main- tain a position of leadership in the diesel industry. We encourage members of the 1962 graduating class to inquire about oppor- tunities for challenging positions with our Company. CUMMINS ENGINE COMPANY, INC. Columbus, Indiana in If It’ Good Food You Went . . . Vi� H GABLE'S CAFE NASHVILLE, INDIANA CABIN CRAFTS Books for AS Ages Children � , Adult� , Cook Books Ordering Service Ifwfiana Hand Weaving Antique MASLE SOLUS URN srovj� Nejhvfle, Indiana Compliment� of Gocrge Makers SERVICE SPRING MANUFACTURING COMPANY 735 St. Paul Street INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA NASHVILLE REALTY COMPANY Jim coH-fr on,� n.� sul bessire lo s t� � io m� lo � race REALTORS Brown County NASHVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of THINK YOUNG THICKSTUN'S DRINK CAFE PEPSI . . . TEEM . , . PATIO NASHVILLE, INDIANA Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company BLOOMINGTON INDIANA We Will Be Looking for You to Visit THE VILLAGE SHOP and THE HOLLIDAY HOUSE NASHVILLE, INDIANA McDonald CHEVROLET SALES Wrecker Service Phone LO 8-4334 NASHVILLE. INDIANA Staplers, pencils, rubber stamps, note- boo Its, scotch tape, paper clamps and lots of other things are seen in our store in the Village Green. BROWN COUNTY OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. LO 4-4213 Cloved Wedrvetdeyi Village Green Building DONNIS AND 6SORG TRACT Headquarters for — High Quality Sportswear BROWN COUNTY SPORT SHOP NASHVILLE. INDIANA DO Compliments of BROWN COUNTY SMOKE HOUSE NASHVILLE. I NOUN A a t For That Refreshing New Feeling ZING WITH COKE ip Partiet, Dates, After-School, Snacks, Dinnertime or Anytime, Put Zing in Your Life With Refreshing Coke. p Congratulations. Clati of '62 ■ COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Bloomington. Indiana Compihnen’s of MABEL S CHILDREN SHOP NASHVILLE, INDIANA Phone LO 8-4143 NASHVILLE, NDIANA mm 131 ... it sure stride or a timid one? Will you appease the twin millstones, mediocrity and conformity ... or ache to unmask a thousand mysteries? May your next steD always pursue learning for the sake of wisdom. 1)2 HAMILTON COICO. INC. • COLUMBUS. INDIANA BROWN COUNTY TRADING POST Lumber Building Materials Hardware Pkono LO 8-2549 NASHVILLE, INDIANA ROBERTS BROTHERS LUMBER CO. MILLERS DRUG STORE Serving the Hecith Needs of Brown County Since 1925 Dependable Drugs Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Photo Supplies PHONE LO 8-4141 NASHVILLE, INDIANA SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT ‘x TAGGART H rrS SINCLAIR LJ ) 'jrkCi1 NASHVILLE Indiana Wm Compliments of NASHVILLE BEAUTY SHOP Phone LO 8-2833 NASHVILLE. INDIANA THE VILLAGE MOTEL AMAA Air Conditioning NASHVILLE. INDIANA Bert- of Lock to the Seniors of ‘62 GABLES CAFE NASHVILLE. INDIANA COIFFURES BY WANDA Pfeorw LO 8-2256 NASHVILLE, INDIANA Compliments of THE RED DOOR NASHVILLE. INDIANA Compliments of CREWS MOTOR AND IMPLEMENT SALES m Best Wishes to the Class of '62 HULLS BUSINESS MACHINES ORRIGO Hair Styles JIM MOORE'S GROCERY-MEATS GAS-OIL LO 8-225! NASHVILLE, INDIANA PEOGA, INDIANA EDINBURG BLOCK COMPANY RIHM'S IGA Foodliner COLVIN MARTIN Everyday Low Prices EDINBURG. PHONE MW INDIANA NIGHT PHONE B4R MORGAHTOWN. INOIANA Pko« LV 7-4J53 I3S BESSIRE ORCHARDS State Road 135 Nashvile. Indiana I Mite North WELSH INSURANCE CO. Phone LO 8-4461 II Compliment� of CHET CARMICHAEL, Realtor Phone LO 8-2873 NASHVILLE. INDIANA Com pfim enti of CREW MOTOR SALES BROWN COUNTY REAL ESTATE COMPANY LO 1-4 2S2 Be« Blossom, Indiana and CREW IMPLEMENT SALES Mtrtfntvillt, lndi� n« BOB-O-LINK RESTAURANT Junction 44-31 OPEN 6 A.M.-12 MIDNIGHT Columbus, Indiana Racerrnendoe oy Duncan Hinej — Congratulations, Seniors! Monroe Tobacco Candy Co., Inc. exclusive jobbers Tobacco, CigaroHet, Candy and Chawing Gum ED 2-3 3 Bloomington. Indiana — 4 DAVIDSON FEED STORE WILLIAM E. GARLOCK, Agent American-Standard OH Gat HY 7-25 1 FREETOWN, INDIANA Hubbard Sunshine Feeds Custom Grinding and Mixing Buy or of Grains MV 7 7401 n� -49TI FREETOWN. INDIANA ——1 SOUTHERN SPORTING GOODS 113 E. Kiri wood EO 6-6093 BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA Compliments of LON F. McCLARY SON 4220 East lOtti Street BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA 117 COLUMIUS DR.icel 2-1864 WtiD ES— HOAOS—SltfftS—MARINAS—SURVfVS— Dli ©N5— REPORT'S G. A. CROWDER ASSOCIATES Consulting Engineers 4271 2 Third St. INDIANA NASHVILLE LOcwt 8-4245 Manager GERALD REA Dane Service ,a vii . _____ NASHVILLE INDIANA E. AND T. BURNSIDE CO., INC Washed Sand and Gravel Ready Mixed Concre+e COLUM8US, INDIANA Plan� DR 2-7885 Rat. DR 6-4853 TRAFALGAR BRANCH OF UNION TRUST COMPANY Home and Farm Loans—Car Loan —Christmas Chib—Savings Accounts—Checking Accounts Membar ol FOIC TRAFALGAR. INDIANA 1)1 B B SHOES Formerly Cock' Shoe (or M e Entire Family Your Fashion Minded Teen Store OLSON'S GROCERY KOGA. INDIANA Dependable Service CLAUDE'S Congratulations, Seniors DENNY'S GROCERY GULF SERVICE SINCLAIR SERVICE MORGANTOWN, INDIANA HY 7-2421 FMETOWN. INDIANA HIATT'S DRY GOODS ond MONROE COUNTY STATE BANK NOTIONS STORE The Friendly Bank1 Clothing Store (or (he Family Visit Us at Our New Location LY 7-4151 210 East Kirkwood Avenue MORGANTOWN. INDIANA Bloomington. Indiana Member F.D.I.C. v HICKMAN'S REGAL STORE LY 7-4197 MORGANTOWN, INDIANA HILDERBRAND STUDIO (For Pictures That Please) Good Luck, Seniors of '62 We Are Proud to Be Your Official Photographer 1612 Union St. (Near 16th St.) COLUMBUS, INOIANA Enjoy Fine Lodging and Good Food at the ABE MARTIN LODGE MYRON L REES. BROWN COUNTY STATE PARK FRED ROBERTSON MCDONALD'S R.R. 3 Morgantown, Indiana M j Miles Wnl el Bean Blot tom on Slate Read 45 STANDARD oil distributor LO 8-2689 I.G.A. STORE Groceries, Meat. Feed Open 7 Days a Week LO 8-4629 Baan Blossom. Indiana HELMSBURG HARDWARE and FURNITURE SALES Frigidaire and Maytag Appliances Hint It man Sola —Beds—Mattresses Plumkxng Supplies Lawn and Garden Equ.pmefit HUM MU 6 INDIANA Compliments of BUCHANAN-JONES FURNITURE CO.. INC. Wocl V fe fe« ijriA 4 F4mm 1 Fit Fuftwlv-e—Oecaralaa St'vtCfl Avm UbU •+ N Fatr� C aifa 611 Washington Street COLUMBUS. INDIANA Compliments of GREGG-TUCKER DAVIS DODGE DEALER LO 8-2759 Nath.ille, Indiana RIGLEY STUDIOS Art Supplies Picture Frame NasKvilla, Indiana Enjoy Pine Food at REVA'S CAFE FREETOWN, INDIANA CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Howord Hutchison LY 74683 Morgantown, Indiana 141 P CENTRAL SOUTHERN FINANCE Personal Loan � 25.00 to � 500.00 Applianc� and Auto Financing Gregg A T� dt � Wdg. NtnKville, Indiana PKcn« LO 8-2221 Office: LY 7-4860 Re .: LY 7-4591 WARREN F. HURDLE, Realtor All Form of Instance, Including Life ROY STRODE Residential Butfder REAL ESTATE Morgantown, Indiana Phone: LY 7-4501 MORGANTOWN. INO. Compliment of CURLETTE GOOD LUCK. SENIORS — BEAUTY SHOP Huber Standard 2 Mil� � North of Freetown Oil Products arneita wagsoner, Onw FREETOWN, INDIANA Pfcons NY 7.2109 1 BOND'S FUNERAL HOME 24-Hour Ambulance Service PHONE: LY 7-4335 IRVIN WHITAKER sales CHEVROLET service South Jefferion St. Telephone LO 8-4239 NASHVILLE. INO. MORGANTOWN INDIANA 1 — If Pays to Play — HOOSIER SPORTING GOODS 310 Washington Street COLUMBUS. IND Compliment of BROWN COUNTY MARKET ■mk Blouoai. led. 14} 144 COX PHARMACY 'The Rexall Store Coime+Ics — Candy — Gifts Registered Pharmacia on Duty at All Times GLADYS AND FLOYD COX NashviHa, Indiana (.0 8-2464 WALKER'S IGA FOODLINER Nashville, Indiana RONE MUSIC COMPANY Or gam Kimball Piano� Sand lattrumanh Record)—Sheet Muuc Phonographs—Accordion� 314 N. WALNUT STREET BLOOMINGTON. INDIANA DEER SON Hardware Appliances R.C.A. Color T.V. ••Iriywatiaa a-4 A� Caa£K«nia« WE SELL—WE SERVICE — W6 FINANCE RE 6 655� RE 6 6557 Franklin, Indiana PISCHVOGT JEWELRY STORE ha Sic.-� -or ?-ldat — IT PLEASES us to please you Prasnntirwj Prettiga Silt Itnrm Diamoad� —Watcbev—Cotium� Jewelry The F nest Thmqs Ir Life Are Frie-ics-Tps W Have Gained Along The Way Amarica'� Finn! Choi� and Crystal SPURGEON'S STORE � 1 Wa M« an Straat 374-4B7I COLUMBUS, INDIANA Ewing, Indiana — 1 FRISCH'S BIG BOY 25th and Cherry Street J72-783I COLUMIUS, INOI ANA Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of ‘62 BONNIE'S LEADER STORE NatlrriRa, Indiana GENE'S GARAGE BODY SHOP 24-Hour Wrecker Service Body Work—Complete Auto Repair—Painting MA 1 -1717 MA 1-5727 SAMARIA, Indiana ROSS AND BASS BODY SHOP Dyoaflo Service—Brakes Rotned Carburetor Service—Miaor Tuna-Up Work LY 7-4505 Morgantown, Indiana “ 1 Compliment of WESTERN AUTO STORE Nwlmfc, Indiana Good Luck to the Clots of '62 From CARL CARPENTER I BUNT'S BARBER SHOP NASHVILLE INDIANA 146 Compliments of THE STAR STORE Naikrilln. Indiana Buying or Building? So STRODE AGENCY Baan Biouom, Indiana FRANK GREEN JEWELER 308 Washington Street DP 2 2200 Columbus, Indiana BURNSIDE GARAGE Parts and Service HY 7-2471 Free town, Indiana gatesville general STORE 10 Miles N. E. of NashviUe MOBIL OIL—GROCERY—MEAT C. • HINDmCKSON Compliments of TOVEY'S Bloomington’s Largest Shoe Store Bloomington, Indiana UNIVERSITY SPORTING GOODS The Sportsmen's Headquarters' Authorised Daalar for WBton, Spalding and Rawlings Athlatie Equipment 200 NORTH WALNUT ED 4-9S73 lloomingtoa. Indiana HAGGARD’S TEXACO SERVICE 3 Miles South of Morgantown TIRES-tATTHUSS-rUB. OIL WHITE STOVE ©AS OIL CHANftl—«MASt JOS LY 7-4221 McQUEARY’S GROCERY AND MARATHON SERVICE LO 8-4974 Slat Road I3S South Faad. FartiSter, Saad Com 147 -CEL Ct|c Jfoofun Cmrnto Jemocrat, ,3nc. EatabiiahMI in I WO -i- r td H«bad Kaob Tbu«d� j nnijtrillr. Vrokm ffiaimtg. Jndisna zjcr MARGARET L WYATT Pubfeber-Edltor LOctrt 8-4466 ONE STOP CLEANERS Pick Up and Delivery Serivce Nash vile, Indiana Phona LO 8-4944 Compliment� of NORTH GATE MOTEL 2 Mi. East of Nashville «tone LO 8-4422 Compliments of THE BROWN COUNTY FOLK SHOP Nashville. Indiana Best Wishes to ♦he Class of 62 DELPHINES BEAUTY SHOP Mwme LO 8-4787 Nashville. Ind. SINGING PINES MOTEL AAA Air Coadiiioaing—TV Automate Haat Nashville. Indiana Congratulations From H. L. ROST SON Quality Jewelers Since 1878 Diamond —W• tcliat and ©ffH of Al Kinds IHi © d WftAinfU StrW COiUMIUS, INDIANA M. M.PITCHER SON LUMBER YARD Ful Line of Building Material, Paints, Wal Paper, Electric Wiring and Fencing WE DELIVER MA 1-5451 SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Satisfaction Guaranteed 62? Washington Street COLUMIUS. INDIANA J. C. PENNEY CO. mamnsvule. ino ana HELMSBURG SAW MILL CHARLIE RICHARDS HaJmibarg, India M KAHN'S MEN'S AND BOYS CLOTHING The Place to Go for ♦ho Brands You Know'' BLOOMINGTON INDIANA TRAFALGAR HARDWARE Hardware and Implements Paints—Fencing—Appliances WATER SYSTEMS Trafalgar, Indiana SPRAY'S SHOE and UPHOLSTERY REPAIR ACme 1012 CORTLAND, INDIANA lee Congratulations, Young Men and Women! Just a tew year 90 thm newspaper Kail the prlvileqe of publishing the Happy news of your birth. Sine than. we have reported tha activities of your family, your school, your church, your com- munity and have kept you up to-date on our state, nation and world. Sericus, yes, borf with a oath of hienor and pood fun) Now you art joining the adult world of our sub- tcrlbart. W| shall Kara tho pleasure of anaounC' ing sometime in the Mure your marriage and the honors you earn at you go through life at good cifuoas. This newspaper . . . your newspaper ... is. and will continua to be, a good, reliable and depend able friend and serrant. DAILY HERALD-TELEPHONE Bloomington's Good Evening Newspaper BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA Philip 66 Get Lubrication Greeting WINING'S HARDWARE NASHVILLE. INDIANA East on State Road 46 ISO Meet Your Friends at Z750 NATION At ROAD BMtifel] HERTEL-ARNET INSURANCE AGENCY Serving You Since 1927 Insurance Is Our Business— Not a Side'ine Special??? Dog-Gor� Good Food! ' CUSHMAN MOTOR SALES McCulloch Chain Saws Boats, Traitors and Accessorias OAli STRAML JMI — Itth $w t DR J-UW Cslanbw. tnd «u DR 4.4740 FIRST STATE BANK 1 1 t� � K ch ¥ mW mm .a C B Safety Deposit Boxes Christmas Savings JjjJjjJr Over Or� Halt Century Serving This Community1 LY 7-4711 Morgantown. Indiana Compliments of ARMSTRONG DRUG STORE Prescriptions Sick Room Needs LY 7-4527 Morgantown. Indiana Complimants of DOWNEY’S ROOT BEER BARREL The Home of Refreshment Foot Long Hot Dogs—Barbecue Root Beer—Orange Drink Morgantown. Indian HULL'S Al Matas Basinast Machinas—Typewriters Service—Sal � —Rentals—Supplies 104 WASHINGTON STREET COU7MWJS, INDIANA BROWN COUNTY FOLK SHOP Health, Wealth and Happiness to the Senior Class of ’62 ISI FARM BUREAU INSURANCE To Servo You Better for Leu ELIZABETH ROUSH Office Managar Box 146 LO 8-4671 15 Mein Street NASHVILLE, INDIANA ORCHARD HILL LANES MOTEL Bowl for Health and Fun AMF Pin Spotters and Equipment MOOERN MOTEL FACILITIES Nadivfll . Indiana Phone LO 8'4100 Nashville, Indiana Our Wish11 that these Grads can now apply their Knowledge in useful citizenship for a better town, state, and country. COLONIAL RESTAURANT Congratulations, Seniors! The NASHVILLE STATE BANK looks forward to helping you with College and work plans. Stop In to See Us About Any Financial Problems Congratulations. Seniors! BROWN COUNTY ART GUILD NASHVILLE. INDIANA tATLOS fUJLISHlNG COME ANT 4. VT':J ri A X ‘ ♦ V r T- ,. «ft' ■ y « % • - r i ’V . VJ '2 '- f t % . � ■ « •• jt --4 • •, . ’• 4 i� w : . ;■ . ■ • ■ . - m - f : - . || • .• -■ • , ' - •’4’- 5 ftft