Brownsburg High School - Memories Yearbook (Brownsburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1956 volume:

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Z' ., H'i..2-31545 1 f' inf' A .1 ,i Q st v N X 3.. 4 -.wi I 1 51-4-1-' ,fff ,f-n--- 4.24 1 Q! I .-! ' ,wi -. N WV. . -fm xv! Senior Colors BLACK AND WHITE Flower PINK CARNATION Motto THE DOOR TO SUCCESS IS MARKED PUSH Baccalaureate--May 13, 1956 Commencement-May 16, 1956 :AM . M A ROBERT BENGE Football 2. 3. 4. Captain 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 4: Band 1. 2. 3: Variety Show: Clas- Vice President 2. RICHARD BOLLMAN Basketball 1. 2. CONNIE BOLTZ Tri-Hi-Y 4: Attended Broad Ripple 1. 2. 3. WILLIAM BROWN Junior Play: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4, Vice President 4: Homecoming Escort 2. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Base- ball 1: Football 3. 4. DONNA AGAN llajorette 2. 3. 4: Chorus: Variety Show: Junior Play: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. 4, Vice President 2: Fresh- man Secretaryffreasurer: Homecoming Candidate 1: Girls' State: Annual: Paper Staff: CAA. BETTY ALEXANDER Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4. Secretary-Treasurer 2. 3: Tri- Hi-Y Camp: CAA: Variety Show: FHA: Student Council 1: Paper Staff. KENNY ALLEN Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. JOHN BABBITT Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 2: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Variety Show. . ww, ROBERT BROWN MARY JANE BRUNES FH.-X 1. 2. 3. 4. Reporter -lg Chorus 1. 2. 3. -1: L Opt-retla: Variety Show: Paper Staff. RICHARD BURNS Basketball lg Football 2. 3. 43 Hill l. 2. 3. -I Variety Show. f DOROTHY CARTER FHA Vice President 3, President 4: Chorus 1. 2. 4 Operetta: Class Secretary-Treasurer 4: Tri-Hi-if l. 2. 3, 4g Junior Playg Annual and Paper Staff. gfi' 'lc-qgn --J T A M...-.Q --1---0 -A .VM-w ..-, ...... ,........,...,. M Kai' .if WAYNE CASSIDY THOMAS CLOSSEY Student Manager Basketball: Footballg Track: Base hallg Student Council Treasurer 3. NADINE COPELAND Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 4g Girls' Stateg Choru 1. 2. 3. 4. DELORES DARLAND FHA 1. 2. 3. 45 Student Council 4. , 'R' 2 .fat ti 13 X 'I LINDA ELLER Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 43 Annual and Paper Staff, GAA: Variety Show, Chorus 1, 2. MILDRED ENGLISH Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 4: Junior Play, Student Council President 4, Annual and Paper Staff, Variety Show, Operetta. GENE ENNIS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 33 Variety Show, Junior Play Assistant. JERRY GILES Attended Dover 1. KAY DAVIE Class Vice President 13 Freshman Cheerleaderg Class President 2, Flag Twirler 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 1, Reporter 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Operettag Variety Show, Junior Playg Yearbook Editor, Paper Staff, GAA Sec- retary 4. KENT DAVIS Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 4. WILEY DAVIS Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager of Yearbook, Senior Class President, Fall Festival Candidate for King. GLEN EATON JANET HAYcox Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Variety Show, Junior Play, Chorus 1, 2. GLEN HEAVILIN Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Drum Major 4, Band 1, 2, 3. 4, President 43 Variety Show, Junior Play. DONALD HENSLEY Attended Scottshurg 1, 2. KAY HERRING Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 43 Chorus 2. A r.f '?'. .up '-H-sv' w-...X -J VP' A . DONA HOLLAWAY Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 43 Student Council 2. Vice Presi- dent 3g CAA President 4, Class Treasurer 3, Girls' State, Paper Staff: Fall Festival Queen 33 Junior Play Student Director: Variety Show. HAL HUEFORD Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 33 Student Council Vice President 4, Variety Show, Track 2, 33 Class Vice President 4. THOMAS HUFFORD Class President 13 Football 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4g Variety Show, .lunior Play, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. BARRY KELLY Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2. wi .. - '? if NEIL LINN Basketball 1: Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. Treas- urer 4: Track 3: Chorus 3. BARBARA MARTIN Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice President 3: DAR Citizen: Homecoming Queen Candidate 4: Annual and Paper Staff: Chorus 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y Camp: Operetta. LLOYD MCCORMICK Junior Play: Basketball 1: Track 3. NORMA MITCHELL Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3. 4: Chorus 1, 2: Variety Show. BEVERLY KELSIIEIMER Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Variety Show: CAA: Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4: Chorus 1. 2, 4: FHA 1: Paper Staff. ALMA KICER FHA 1. 2. 3. 4. JOHN LEVERITT Football 1, 4. PEGGY LINKMEYER Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4: CAA: Student Council 4 .lunior Play: Variety Show: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: 'Nia joretre 1. 2. 3, 4: Annual and Paper Staff: Band Treasurer 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3, 4. 4 .ir , fe,- .-3 'Vs VIVIAN MONNETT MALCOLM MOORE Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4g Track 25 Baseball 3, 4, Variety Show: Junior Play Assistant. BARBARA MOLTRON FHA 1g Student Councilg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 3, 4. HARLENE NEWCOM GAA President 33 Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 4, President 4, Sergeant-atv,-Xrms 1, 23 Junior Play, Variety Show. Student Council 3: Booster Club Treasurer 3, Fall Festival Queen 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. Sec- retary 3: Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 23 Annual and Paper Staff. I A ' Qs? -'dur -- ',,,Sg,,32 xt K' if A fs' , t A? 4' r X i + SN ANN PICKETT Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 43 Track Queen 2: Variety Show, Operettal Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4: Majorette 1. 2, 3. 4, Band 1. 2. 3, 43 Homeeorning Queen 3: CAA Re porter 4: Paper Staff. JAMES PHILLIPS Track 2. DONALD RAY Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Council 23 Junior Class Presi dent: Band 1. 2. 3: Annual and Paper Staff. DONALD SCOTT Basketball 1, 23 Hi-Y. J Ymkx I 0 W ' W' ur' '9- Q'-Q G, 1:53 ,mm 5' 41 nil. -. KN, -q,.1't.wpiu rw..-gg , '3- - I 5 ,VK JOAN TIMMONS GAA. JUDY WILLIAMS Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4g Variety Showg Student Council 1, GAA, Freshman Cheer- leader, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Homecoming Queen Candidate 23 Fall Fetival Queen 1, Candi- date 4g Track Queen Candidate 2, Track Queen 33 Chorus 3, 43 Block's Fashion Board 4. DONALD WATERMAN Attended Ben Davis 1, 2 WAYNE BLANTON Entered Senior Year. JAMES SERING Basketball 1, Manager 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary 4: Manager of Yearbookg Student Council 4g Variety Show. NANCY SMITH FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 43 Class Secretary 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2. WINSON SMITH Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. BEVERLY SPANGLER Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 43 Annual Staffg Paper Editor, Variety Show, Fresh- man Cheerleaderg Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4g Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Chaplain 1, President 2, Tri-Hi-Y Camp: Student Council Officer 23 CAAQ Operettag Flag Twirler 1, Quill and Scroll, Class Reporter 1, 2. 3. 13 Senior ENGLISH Classroom Scenes bPEECH BOOKKEEPINKL OFFICE PRA fi-'Zu HOME EC History of the It was the fall of 1944- when our class began. Although there are more members finishing, not all of the beginning class are with us now. Those who began at Brownsburg and are finishing together are: Dick Burns. John Babbitt, Beverly Spangler, Hal Hufford, Richard Bollman, John Leveritt, Don Ray. Ann Pickett, Peggy Linkmeyer, Wayne Cassidy, Judy Willianis, Nancy Smith. Tom Clossey, Jim Phillips, Tom Hufford, Wiley,Davis and Donna Agan. Remember how solemn everything seemed? It didn't take long to get acquaintedg then what a difference! Mrs. Thorpe was our teacher. A lot of us had more than one '4turn in the little red chairs,,7 but it was fun when we got to be Brownies. Then we were promoted to the second grade. Mrs. Haase, our teacher, seemed to think we never could be quiet when we went to the cloakroomg consequently, we stayed after school. Maybe that was the beginning of our notorious career. Hal never has forgotten the D he got in citizenship for sticking Nancy with a pin! That year Joe Walker, Gene Ennis, and four who have since left us joined our class. Thanks to Mrs. Garner, our third grade teacher, we learned our colors better, even if it was only to mark on the blackboard the time we misbehaved. Here we picked up Beverly Kelsheimer, Jimmy Smith, Joan Timmons, Barry Kelly and Kay Davie. Jimmy is no longer with us. Kay didn,t know whether she was going to get to stay until she convinced Mrs. Garner her impetigo wasn't what it was. Before we knew it, we were in the fourth grade with Mrs. Marvel as our teacher. If teachers set the example, then we should have learned that the old saying, An apple a day keeps the doctor away, is very good advice. Several joined us but are gone now. Going on to the fifth grade where We had our first experience with different teachers for every subject. Mrs. Highshue was our home room teacher. All the girls had a crush on Mr. Bedell, our history teacher. It might have been interesting if there hadn't been a Mrs. Bedell. That year Bob Benge and two other boys were our new members. Mrs. Herdrich was our home room teacher in the sixth grade. Betty Alexander and Linda Eller joined our class. We didrft get to see much of Bettyis face at first because she was so bashful. A little l?l changed now! Even our writing classes were a riot that year! All in all, our last year in grade school was quite a year! Something happened to high school the next year. When the whirlwind subsided EVERYONE knew the class of '56 was in junior high. Mr. May had quite a time with 1' Class of 1956 us in English 7, between Judy doctoring Peggy's poison ivy in class and the boys throwing the girls' billfolds out the window. Mrs. Smith must have been stunned when she found out we had elected her our class sponsor. Here we picked up Jane Schlagenhauf, Barbara Mouron, Delbert Duncan and Harlene Newcom. We later lost Jane and Delbert. Mrs. Irish took over in our eighth grade. For our class party, we went on a wiener roast and hayride. How about another like that Betty??? Barb, how do burnt marsh- mallows taste? Norma Mitchell, Barbara Martin. Kent Davis, Kenny Phillips, Neil Linn, Delores Darland, Loretta and Don Vance, Lloyd McCor1nick, Glen Montgomery and Don Allen joined our class. The excitement of high school had worn off by the time we got to be freshmen. We elected Mrs. Irish our sponsor again. Our 26 members were: Alma Kiger, Nadine Copeland, Dona Hollaway. Kay Herring, Kenny Allen, Bill Brown, Winson Smith, Don Scott, Mac Moore, Jim Sering. Bob Rust. Bob Brown, Mildred English, Dorothy Carter, Mary Jane Brunes, Janet Haycox, Glen Eaton, Glen Heavilin, Patty Larkin, Sandra Wilson. Margarite Whyttenbach, Judy Selch, Sandra Becker, Barbara Clark and Herb Shelm. The last seven have since moved on. Mrs. Parker. the truant officer, tried to tell the six girls who played hooky why they shouldn't haveg it didn't work. We finally got to be sophomores and had Mr. Greene as our sponsor. The class party might not have been exciting but everyone surely heard about the wreck that Peggy, Ann, Larry and John had after the party. No serious injuries though. Don Hensley. Barbara Stephens, Larry Randle and Howard Thomas joined our class that year. Kenny Martin and Chuck Arnold came and went. Mrs. Smith was our sponsor again for our junior year. We had a lot of fun putting on our play, Off the Track. We FINALLY decided our class colors and flower and motto should be black and white with pink carnations and The door to success is marked PUSH. Connie Boltz and Don Waterman were our new members. We said good-bye to Barbara Stephens who was moving during the summer. THE YEAR was here at long last! Most of us weren't so glad though. Mr. Whit- tinghill was our sponsor. We all put a lot of effort into the play, but had a lot of fun, too. The trip was the big thing that year. New York will never be the ssfme. Even though there was quite a discussion over whether we would wear caps and gowns or formals and dinner jackets, graduation was still unforgettable. And so ended our twelve memorable years as students of Brownsburg Public Schools. X39 9,99 Q9 WGS 09 ff TYPUVC U Seniors Again MECHANICAL DRAWING -14 GOVERNMENT CHEMISTRY Senior We, the Senior Class of Brownsburg High School. being of unsound mind and body. do hereby make and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: To the freshman class we leave the privilege of becoming seniors some day. To the sophomore class we leave our citizenship grades and fine attendance record. To the junior class we leave the broken ice cream freezer and jimmied coke machine. To the teachers we leave a large economy size bottle of aspirin for the headaches we have caused. Donna Agan wills her long hair to Gloria Trip- peer: Betty Alexander. her shyness to Linda De Vore: and Kenneth Allen. his Cleveland Indian fan card to Mr. Lucas. Jack Babbitt wills his collection of girls to Paul Leak: Bob Benge. his build to Wendell Ridner: and Bill Brown, his good looks to George Blair. Bob Brown wills his ability to keep his class ring to all the sophomore boys: Mary Jane Brunes. her height to Ruth Hopkins: and Dick Burns. all his mean tricks to Bob Bell. Dorothy Carter wills her imagination to Margie Tuttle: Wayne Cassidy. his curly hair to Jim Star- buckg and Tom Clossey. his student managership to David Wilson. Nadine Copeland wills her ability to go to Girls' State to Bob Foster: Delores Darland. her quiet ways to Marcia Linn: and Kay Davie. her freckles to Howdy Doody. Kent Davis wills his friendliness to Evelyn Mer- ritt: Wiley Davis. his A record to John Preston: and Mildred English. her flute to Bob Krohne. Glen Eaton wills his way with girls to Sam Scott: Gene Ennis, his laugh to Dana Eaton: and Linda Eller, her pleasant disposition to Deanna Quimby. Ronald Giles wills his ambition to do nothing to Jim Plummerg Janet Haycox. her size 4 shoes to Jim Everett: and Glen Heavilin. his brain to Terry Williams. Don Hensley wills his energy to Wendell Swisher: Kay Herring. her ability to write shorthand to Jim Elkins: and Dona Hollaway. her tall stories to Donna Smith. Will Hal Hufford wills his curly hair to Lee Plunkett: Tom Hufford. his ability to find an argument to Becky Purteeg and Barry Kelley. -his cowboy legs to Judy Williams. Beverly Kelsheimer wills her walk to Janice Van Blair: Alma Kiger. her light complexion to Sandy Williams: and John Leveritt, his ability to get into trouble to Russell Hollaway. Neil Linn wills his red hair to Barbara Heaton: Peggy Linkmeyer. her pierced ears to the African cannibals: and Barbara Martin. her history grades to Helen Sharp. Lloyd McCormick wills his deep voice to Mary Adkins: Norma Mitchell. her ability to keep slim to Greg Gaines: and Mac Moore. his size 13's to Jolmny Newman. Barbara Mouron wills her smile to Mary Maroe: Harlene Newcom. her mischievous ways to Karista Hart: and Jim Phillips. his ability to copy and not get caught to Richard Runyon. Connie Boltz wills her steady boy friend to Laura Newsom. Kenneth Phillips wills his haircut to Beverly Allen: Vivian Monnett. her bashfulness to Johnny Rothen- berger: and Larry Randle. his bad habits to Dwain Welch. Don Ray wills his meanness to Ronnie Dickey: Don Scott. his ability to sleep in class to Harold Baumer: and Robert Rust wills nothing to nobody. Jim Sering wills his ambition to be manager of the Red Heads to Darrell Brunes: Nancy Smith. her singing ability to Gayle Bell: and Winson Smith. his ability to get along with girls to Jerry Jarboe. Beverly Spangler wills her tardiness to Sandra Sanders: Howard Thomas. his blue eyes to Anita Ray: and Joan Timmons. her quiet ways to Sandra Bruce. Archie Vance wills his easy-going ways to Sharon Buchanan: Loretta. her temper to Jean Ann Smith: and Joe Walker. his indolence to Dennis Jones. Ann Pickett wills her daintiness to Dorothea Dowell: Don Waterman. his ability to stay out of trouble to Dave Hyten: and Judy W'illiams. the dimple in her chin to Linda Dill. Signed by . - + RAY ' 'T A ' SMITH .Q W L NEWCOM i l , ': . A President La..-3' A Secretary iv g ' . Attorney J, Q W is-f'x.-l..-y, Ei' -1' ld ll tail. ii' A . Our Prophec Just think. it has been twenty years since I grad- uated from B.H.S. and it seems like only yesterday. I am on my way to New York to visit one of my dearest friends. Beverly Spangler. who is an exotic dancer in the harem of King Farouk. I met Bev at the station and guess whom I saw! Barbara Mouron. who just flew in from Hollywood. where she makes wigs for bald movie stars. Barbara told us that Dick Burns didn't turn out very well: he bootlegs Chanel No. 5. As we walked out of the station we saw. much to our surprise, Mildred English. campaigning for president of Blah Blah Blah. Unlimited. We then boarded a sightseeing bus and met Bob Brown. its driver. As we rounded a corner I recognized Nadine Copeland selling flowers from a sidewalk cart. with Connie Boltz as her helper. When we reached the hotel. I bought a magazine and discovered that Judy Williams is now writing a feature called 6'Your Garden and You for the Will- nevergrow Seed Company. As I entered my room. the telephone rang. It was Harlene Newcom wanting me to have dinner with her. She told me that she is now a wine taster. an interesting occupation, I had a few hours before dinner so I turned on TV and found that Beverly Kelsheimer has her own TV show on homemaking called g'Can't Sew a Stitch. After it was over I switched channels and found that Bill Brown has replaced Jack Webb as Sgt. Joe Friday. As he had always been the quiet type, the part fitted him very well. Harlene picked me up for dinner and on our way. we met Norma Mitchell. who is manufacturing uncurling irons. la. ,E 4 v 1' While we were eating, who should come up but Neil Linn who is now an FBI agent trying to dis- cover how certain shady characters smuggle false teeth. We found Kenny Phillips and Larry Randle eating at the next table. We learned that Kenny is a pilot for PLOP airlines, and Larry is a general in the Marines. They told us that Winson Smith makes radiators for condemned buildings, and that Tom Clossey is the Dairy Queen King. After dinner we went to the show and in the news- reel we saw Donna Agan. who is a lady daredevil driver. Afterwards we went to a restaurant for a snack and found Alma Kiger. Delores Darland. and Joan Timmons. Alma is our goodwill ambassador to Inner Mongolia. Delores and Joan are happily mar- ried and have nice families. They said that Barry Kelley is a hermit berry picker. and Don Waterman manufactures elevator shoes. The next day I walked down to the lobby and met Barbara Martin and Betty Alexander. They told me that Barbara now runs a home for old ladies and Betty trains turtles. Janet Haycox is a dress de- signer-for dolls. Ann Pickett also designs. aprons for dishwashers. Linda Eller manufactures pencils with no leads for people with exceptionally dark secrets. When I got back to my room I decided to call Loretta Vance. a pretzel twister for the Curley Q Pretzel Co. We decided to meet for lunch. On my way to the restaurant I saw a large crowd and went to investigate. Don Scott was asleep in a store win- dow. He now holds the world's record for the long- est sleeper fother than Rip van Winklejg he slept for 1293 hours and 35 minutes. making him late again. He represents the Kantrest Mattress Company. 'max for 1976 Loretta was waiting at the restaurant with soooo much to tell me about our fellow classmates. It seems her brother Don. joe Walker. Don Hensley. John Leveritt. Jim Phillips, and Bob Rust are all partners in a detective agency known as the Black Shirts. Howard Thomas and Mary Jane Brunes work in a circus: he is a strong man and she is the tall lady. It seems that Jerry Giles really hit New York with a bang-he is an explosives expert. Our conversation was suddenly interrupted by the announcement that the guest speaker would now talk. He turned out to be Richard Bollman talking on Einstein's theory of revelations. Next on the pro- gram was a demonstration on glass blowing given by Kay Herring. a very famous glass blower making such useful items as mustache cups and false eye glasses. After the demonstration Kay came over and said hello. She told us that Dona Hollaway has made quite a name for herself in the field of art. She sells pictures to put on postcards. She said that Tom Hufford is selling refrigerators to Eskimos. It seems that Kenny Allen has really gone far in the field of baseball-he manufactures airfilled base- balls. Suddenly the toastmaster said that there were some celebrities in the audience. They turned out to be Hal Hufford. who has taken the place of Liberace in the hearts of all the women: Mac Moore. a distinguished lecturer on the subject of What comes first. the chicken or the egg'? : and Bob Benge. who is writing a book on the controversial subject of Why doesn't water walk instead of run? On our way out we saw Kay Davie. who is run- ning a school for model husbands. commonly called Henpecked. As we were walking down the street. who should appear before us but Gene Ennis. an interior decorator for sewers. He told us that .lim Sering designs jet-propelled cars. He said that Don Ray is quite an accomplished inventorg he has in- vented such useful things as the gallon beer can and the popular pack with forty cigarettes. I left Loretta at the hotel and decided to spend a quiet evening there but my plans were soon changed when Dorothy Carter called and asked me to her house for dinner with a few of my class- mates. When I arrived at Dorothy's. the strange decorations sort of got me until I learned that she is now a cosmetic consultant to the Ubangi tribe. Among those attending the party were lack Bab- bitt. coach of the Hedheads: Wayne Cassidy. who makes the animal jet economy run from Mars to the moon--a very interesting run. so he tells me. Kent Davis is really quite a success-he is a prosperous banker in Siberia. Peggy Linkmeyer leads safaris in Africa. Lloyd McCormick married Linda: they run a trailer camp for run-down trailers. Glen Heavilin is a tax collector: need I tell you he is no longer a very popular person. Wiley Davis is the chief pickle sampler of Dills. Inc.. Pickles for Every Occasion. Glen Eaton trains boxers and Nancy Smith is a successful manufacturer of rocks for rock gardens. When I got home after my thrilling visit and seeing all my old classmates. need I tell you how very proud and happy I was to be able to say. I graduated from Brownsburg High School. Class of 1956 ? Can one think of a greater achievement? 1 X 5 ' F. ' 5' -sei i' f V . ,..x 1 A x..!,,,, . .TJ '. Y A .swf Q- Af rx gag: gy , G Y - 'W A. '. I ' .. j Q: x 5 Kr., 3' g A K 3. D l 1 1 . 0 ' 1 xc? 5' K .,.,: ' M611-5 las-' ff fam w J N x P , , 9 i' M :,.g.'-'fwx Q mi -f Kia? Q he if 3 'J .1 xl. ! wi' 5 ! 3 I 1 A A .55 75 .,. fl nj L -Q if 1 1 ,, JL. 1 V 4 I 1 v 5-4 I 34 'R L ..........,-...., ,.... - 0 Q. H. 'Q .Q f- ' 1. .. . as Q, I tg., . ,U A ...i , - 5 , kljp. H 1 in 'Y -' i, ,r GA si - ,J:44' J -V IL, ,nal Inllqi' . Y. I . F P 9 . :,g AJ .. . f dv Y? 'H- V. A 1 4 . .i.' .. - 'Q .5 T .. ' -' 0 ,U ' riff' : , .algal Q. Q 'I f M A 5 I J . 'I ' 'F ' ' f 6 . g 3 , - . Q ' 74 5 . . 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Fifth row: Gretchen Ewoldt, Greg Gaines, Russell Green, Richard Haase, Nancy Halsey. Sixth row: Karista Hart, Barbara Heaton, Lonnie Helton, Ruth Hopkins, David Hyten. Seventh row: Dennis Jones, Dorothy Ketcham. 97 Ferrer' '- 6 3- ' ' .4 , '-9 ' VX' 4' T , ,Egfr '.v P k Q - N- K NIV V I II l' ll ,s tef I 35 , I ,J - l lu r s 1 I - -1.5 on v .gs ' 5 J ES- VCD ' .t ' Q' y Q A, .T 'T if' 4 iff Atl! cs: fa? N K A . Q 1 I, A t-if lf' 0 I X 1 J N- if ,, , . ,c - -o ...v C. 7 2 -'Tl' ,xjw 4 R ff 1 feflffliil - 2 X f 1 - K4 First row: Harry Kientz, Robert Krohne. Paul Leak, Mary Maroc. Second row: Richard Martin, Robert Martin, Evelyn Merritt, James Plummer, Lee Plunkett. Third row: John Preston, Rebecca Purtee, Deanna Quimby, Patty Reed. Larry Reel. Fourth row: Janice Robertson, Curtis Robson, James Ridenour, Richard Runyon. Carol Salmon, Fifth row: William Salmon, Ann Schubert. Roger Smith. James Star- buck, Jerry Stoner. Sixth row: Lela Tague, Janet Turpin. Marjorie Tuttle, LeRoy Waterman, Judy Williams. Seventh row: Terry Williams, Larry Wynne. Not shown are: Dean Fields, Sara Massie. Scott Hosier. and Dwain Welch. Picture 1: Shop Class-Mr. Jackson Picture 2: English Class-Mr.Whitt1n hill Picture 3: Trigonometry Class-Mr. Kgvilt .. Q I -of X 3t 'ii - -w --' 77 . we A .N - g 5 R 1 . Q' ',!'CXu M, l'.,f P .- 5 T' ,':. S- - vu. . gp X Y -' , . -- V ,. 21 --' N'x.l 1 , N e 1 t w if 1' f ...ft 1' .si .A 1, I-: -.J , . . ' ' .XM-H. l', Picture 1: General Business-Mrs. Hadley Picture 2: World History-Mr. Huffman Picture 3: English-Mr. May Picture 4: Health and Safety-Mr. Lucas Class 0 E' - ' -I 'ff .F-A 4 ,g :Qs P ' N ' I Xf:?:,i P . .!,5,, Q . I 'q V . . nl W 1 N : 'F J' . ' ,- :J x ,- Q .5 5 ,ff ..1,,'1. 'j . ffiv .fig V .IT Ag: 12, Q '..'.T'-7 V 1 V.. -Q1f,L i ,,,J,g ,, ,.g! iw' - f at , , i .J - ' f V' , l 'fgfwfz-' 1 ' j i' ,. R f .' 1 ' eff N, 3 3' 'fa ar .ps W J' ' V up V! ,N twig' Ya , .,:- 7 ff - 'lf J 'eXf ' , 1 , L T-7' 72 i iff Q? !,, Q .- w ' xx . .,,, L . , 7 ,JK f X 'T ifiili AX N First row: David Baker, Carol Batz, Harold Baumer, Ruth Blair. Barbara Brackett. Second row: Sandra Bruce. Thomas Brunton, Judith Burns. Ronald Dickey,-Linda Dill. Third row: Kenneth Dodd, Dorthea Dowell, Mary Dowell, James Elkins, Robert Foster. Fourth row: Donald Fruits, Kenneth Hammel, Mary Hammer, James Haverkamp, Sally Heavilin. Fifth row: Russell Hollaway, Brenda Hunt, Gerald Jarboe, Peggy Kidwell, Carol Kirtley. Sixth row: James Leuteritz, Iona Leveritt, Marsha Linn. ai R S sn-f . .X 'hm l f-W 4 I 8, r ir. t, e P 2'-Srl: ,, 1. :is r . rl AY k- J ..g . . ..s ,ist 3 .Sv if .pix y WS? : f ,, N. se 9 X f N,x , . , ,S ,... ,J :Q Q, 1, . s : 2, - I-A -A ,, ff, W X P' i ' In x- 4 421 if fee? , 4 X. . if sir ., .. J. W' ,, A-Q .. . L P Y r '. X 'TQ W I-,WI ' '27, . I ...:,:r??.p.. ' ' ,, I - J - K 't?'y,:4:'r:f1' r ,' ' . , Q bl QLZLS if 2 X '1 1 ::'- First row: Beverly McKee. John Newman. Laura Newsom, Helen Owens, Anita Ray. Second row: Wendell Riilner, John Rothenberger, Sandra Sanders, Diane Schnippel. Mari- lyn Scott. Third row: Samuel Scott. Emma Jane Sharp, Helen Sharp, Donna Smith, ,lean Ann Smith. Fourth row: Judith Smith. Wendell Swisher, Gloria Trippeer. Linda Troxal, Mary Upton. Fifth row: Janice Van Blair, Sandra Wagner, Dean Wagoner. Joe Wheeler, James Williams. Sixth row: Sandra Williams, David Wilson, Kenneth Wise- man, Carl Wood. Not shown is: ,lerry McClain. President, Dean Wagoner: Vice President, Harold Baumer: Secretary and Treasurer. Beverly McKee: Student Council, Brenda Hunt, Tom Brunton: Sponsor, Mrs. Smith. W. f Picture 1: Geometry-Nlr. Kyvik Picture 2: Home Ee--Miss Arhuckle Picture 3: Latin I-Mrs. Smith Picture 4: Physical Education-Mrs. Hadley 51 tb N i 'Fig Pivture 1: Boys' BiologyfNlr. Huffman l'if:turv' 2: Cirls' Biology-Mr. Huffman Pirturf- 3: Orcupations-Mrs. Smith Pifturf- 1: ,-Xlgebra-Nlr. Kyvik ' C5 , .f , x' , 1 2.11 'F ,QX '71 '. rx .-., ' ,yah 'DREW f11?:?:1yv.yI':r,N , 'A 'XR fm '-ffl' tag Y, . . 1 N Q, -A ...,. 3,-'tr ,uv 'QE X R-.U X X. . .xl ,sc- si --s ' X' ffl, Q ' . . ,,,, .. 4 -az. K' ' 4 uv- Y Y Sif- -.,-A -1,4 X J f f - ' 5 1 L LA I ,,t fi f 5' -In A 'J' First row: Bill Adkins. Rover Aliv Sandra Allen, Judith Baker, Joseph Beeler. Second row: Faye Benve, Ronald Bishop. Judith Bragg, Sharon Brown, Charles Brunes. Third row: Jean Buchanan, Mary Jo Camplin, Kent Canine, James Carter, Pat Clossey. Fourth row: Judith Combs, Charles Cuhel, Nancy Davis, Jerry Dickerson, Myrna Dick- 3 J erson. Fifth row: Ronald Dickerson, James Driesbach, Ronald Eaton, Marietta Egbert, Thomas Eller. Sixth row: Judith Cerking, Frank Cirt, Denny Cordon, Betty Green, Dale Gross. Seventh row: Robert Haycox, George Heavilin, Judith Henson, Karen Henson. Carol Houghland, Class 0 , -I '.'- ' . if 1 Q- ..,, V ,J ' I fx limi' if ,- 5 -3 Qt ' er ,Q ., 'JB if rf Jw, ,I '-I ,,,,u 2 .cj T' 2 ,gg A' SN' LL QL i lx xx., ix- ji' ii Q. 2- I alll- A in A ' ' i LS 'f ,F is f x Y, K x gig vi fu? .1 -A fx-Q' ' 'HM' I 99 if fry' ., I-A J .ff Q ' Q Q A-,JP fgw ,M , 4 1' 4, .4 ,,. 4' NJ m elitzqf it mimi .3 P. ' x A . 7? tl ,iii First row: Donald Hufford, Larry Jackson, Sue Jackson, Gene Kientz, Donald Krohne. Second row: Reggie Lovell, Raymond Magee, Beverly Martin, Larry Martin. James McCoy. Third row: Danny McKee, James McNeely, Roger Miller, Mary Lou Miller, Janice Money. Fourth row: Janice Moore, Woody Moore, Gerald Nash, Jerry Neese, Jeanette Owens. Fifth row: Jerry Patterson, Virginia Patterson, Shirley Phillips, Stanton Randolph, Tom Ridenour. Sixth row: David Scudder, Damon Smith, Ralph Stogsdill, Anna Lpton. Phillip Ware rick. Seventh row: Sara Weber, Beatrice Wheeler, Martin Williams, Marcia Williams, Cary Wilson. President, Denny Gordon: Vice President, Jim Driesbach: Secretary and Treasurer, Pat Closseyg Student Council, Nancy Davis, Damon Smithg Sponsor, Mr. May. . 7 A '-K Y. fr x : ' I .vi I ' AW hwy , ' -M 4 ws' V U! ik 5 JSW .46 WC Picture 1: English-Mr. May Picture 2: Physical Education-Nlr. Luca Picture 3: Shopkfiir. Jackson Picture 4: Home Ee-Miss Arbuckle August 27 Great day, everyone happy to be here again . . . well, we are. 28 Elections and stuff, Beta Babes add new members. How about that. 29 Nervous faces-oh these classes. September 1 Watch your eyes, they may be blinded by Janet's beautiful diamond. 2 Played Plainfield-Tied them 6-6. Pretty good start for the Bulldogs. 3 Betty finds out the whispers are about her surprise Birthday party. 6 We all went to the Fair for Education Day. Is Tommy Winters educational? 7 Rockettes are improving. What a 6'Toast of Our Town we'll have. 9 Government class says 65 mph speed limit is social change people canit accept. 12 Classes are so hot. Alaska. here we come. 13 Elected Homecoming candidates. They are Barb. Dot. Sandy, and Nancy. 15 Karen, Judy, Sandy, and Nancy are Fresh- man yell leaders. Good luck, girls. 16 Everyone decorating floats. cars, etc., for the parade. 17 Dot is queen. win game, dance afterward. cider and donuts. music very good. 19 Linkdink and Donnie going steady, prob- ably have been for lnonths. 22 EEEEEK! The band isnit going so good . . . shamey. 23 Game canceled because of good, weather for ducks. 25 Everyone at class party fBrown County! admire Bevis diamond from Lance. 26 Tied with Speedway 20-20. Did Chick and Dimp collect their debt? 27 Rings all over the place. Juniors are glad they finally got them. 28 First edition of DOGHOUSE out-whew! We can breathe now. 30 Beat Decatur Central . . . Yea! October 3 What are all of these broken legs from? B.H.S. must be dangerous. 4 Glamour pusses after the rain . . . oh the hair. 5 Yummy. Band is selling the most delicious chocolate bars. 6 7 10 12 13 14 19 20 21 25 26 27 29 30 30 November 1 2 3 4 5 3 11 14 15 16 16 17 18 22 24 28 29 30 Weill Have Thes Heb's had it. The girls found out his num- ber. Look out. Defeated Mooresville-still undefeated . . . yippers. Now where did twenty-five Seniors go af- ter having pix taken? It was more fun. Senior proofs back. Bill Brown asked, This can't be handsome I. It is. Lots of sox getting ready to hop tomorrow night at the gym. Danville's blood in their eyes can make road maps now. We won 33-0. Band practices for marching contest at Southport . . . might add against will. Oh that newspaper from Naptown, some people, as if we aren't the best. Seems balloons aren't just for kids any- more, especially on Georgetown Road. White shirts and lipstick. Yep, we7re un- defeated. Now girls . . . bermudas. Nobody wears them to school, not even DHS. Watch those calls B B's, some people don't like the finer things in life. Halloween Festival. Carl Wood and Jean Ann Smith are queen and king. We are very proud of our Good Citizen, Barbara Martin. County citizen, too. Thanks Judy and Dona for a cute DOG- HOUSE cover. Very good. Better be good band-new demerit system is in effect. Judy Ann and Peg think their natural voice is better than singing. Hal Speech class has quite a club. How is uShrimp and Blimpw? How is Danville going to like Einey Meiney? Ordered our caps and gowns. Girls wear white. Boys wear royal blue. How is Brutus, Dorothy Carter? Beat Danville, and guess what, they didnst like Einey Meiney. Seems we all enjoyed the Soc Hop, even if we didn't dance in our socks. Individual pictures back . . . what a shock. Bob and Mary Ann are quite the scene before first period . . . ah, true love. Everyone still talking about the success of the Junior Play, and how funny Bob Bell was, and how funny Dean Fields looked when he took that fall. Another Soc Hop. Linda was surprised for her birthday. Oh that red face. Sparkplugs forgot to let us catch them by the toe. Now John Leveritt, how did you really catch that turkey. Linda will tell. Thanksgiving vacation starts. Indianapolis, here we come. Hooray for our neat sign in the Gym that says BUI..LDOGS.,, l Another senior bit the dust, seriously, De- lores, that is a lovely diamond. Football boys finally got their jackets. My how handsome they look. oments to Remember December February 3 We formed special Cheerblock. Go-Go-Go . . . huh kids. More fun and exercise. Almost doubled score of Avon's . . . Marge were you excited to see old i'Bols',? Another blue Monday. Hope Janis Van Blair gets better from wreck. ,loan T. sporting a neat diamond now Congratulations. Anxiety. Senior pix aren't here yet. Played Clayton, won the game too. but oh our sportsmanship. they say. Ben Davis beat us eleven points. but man did those Bulldogs fight. Another Clermont boy conquered by Bev K. Lucky Bob. Pix got here . . . oh. the moola. of our Mom and Dads. Scholarship tests. Busy little sand bugs in Math room with Mr. Kyvik's help. Oh the initials. Derbies finally got here. We were begin- ning to wonder. Midge. Beat Pittsboro. How about the derbies over the hearts. .lunior boys. Everyone having Christmas parties. and look at the Euchre fiends. Thorntown beat us. Christmas dance was wonderful. Oh the decorations. School out for awhile. Seems a certain State trooper was calling quite a few New Years Eve parties. Beat Decatur Central last night. It was a Mid-State game too. Judy Ann. is Kay here? Plainfield did put us in the doghouse. but wait till next time. We drew Clayton for the tourney. It looks good. but basketball is crazy. Lots of Senior cords are being worked on. Did everyone notice all the middies at the tourney? Who could help it. We did it . . . by thirteen points. and what a sigh after the game. Kisses and Kisses. Stilesville won tourney over Pittsboro in final game. Got our Football trophy . . . Congratula- tions fellas. you deserve it. I Keep smiling Sandy. Ronnie will make it . . . those Marines always do. Jack B. can now give his jacket to a Speed- way girl and forget that Junior. Candidates for Sweetheart dance are Janet. Dana, Marcia, and Carol. Victory for the Bulldogs was lost in Green- wood and New Market games. Seniors had a paper drive. On top Of weather, Jim P's truck broke down. 8 8 15 17 18 22 March 6 23 30 April 2 6 7 20 26 M ay 1 4 10 12 13 16 18 Pike Township game at Pike. Sacred Heart game. Did Dink mind Jack's old flame? N0 sir. Hooray for the Frosh. They won their tourney, which made them Mid-State Champs, and Jim Driesbach won the sports- manship award. Now where is Center Grove? We play there tonight. so let's find out. Last game of the season with Zionsville. Letis go BULLDOGS. Sweetheart dance . . . everyone had a ball. The pretty queen was crowned. Sectional Tourney begins. Letis go BULL- DOGS. Senior trip to Indianapolis. Skating party at Riverside tomorrow night. Chorus out of school all day to practice for All-County Festival tonight. Half day of school because of Good Friday. No school: Easter vacation. You should have heard all the cheers. Band's spring concert. Band members fSen- iorsl receive their sweaters. F.H.A. Dance. What dramal Senior play. Thank you Mr. Whittinghill for your help. Seniors leave to go on their trip. Bet that is a riot. F.H.A. party for the Senior girls. Mid-State Track Meet at Washington High School. What a pretty queen we had. Senior night. It wonit be long now. What we have been waiting for-OUR Reception. Thank you. Juniors. very much. Baccalaureate. The caps and gowns really look nice. Commencement held in gym. Laughs and tears were shared by all, but one thing is for certain . . . Weill Have These Moments To Remember. School is out for another year, and a new crop of Seniors is born. Good luck, and may you have all the fun we had in our School Days. 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N I EM. vcr ,- px.. X A 4- 15116 Z NN 1 P? QQ, NJ 'Y' L QQ. '- Y 'f -map. . , .4 .Q .ffif ' MT' ' , ,!.' FK '- ' ., uiiff' J Q' 15.41 ' ' N -U K Qs ,z 1 .- 4 Q, gr, ' . '9 '.. , 1-,.1, , F. fl: , . ,,,..f ,, ,A . r .W ', - f 32' Lu? -' ' 1 174' . ., , I -. 'hy .. 5' , , 4 'V' i -4- ,4- ' A .fqw W' : f- JS? 5 I 444 I mp Illltllfi lk E ill ' ae. A First row: N. Thicksten. N. Williams. C. Dicus. S. Hallett. R. Burcham. S. Spoor. K. Macy, V. Griggs. Second row: L. Clements. B. Smead. D. Young. C. June. P. Murdock. B. Harting. B. Burns. T. Toney. KI. Davis. Third row: W. English. W. YanBlair. C. Corbin. T. Le-writt. F. Timmons. S. Miles. J. Seymour. J. Bartholomew. D. Johnston. Hrs. Schnell. Fourth row: J. Klingler, E. Ted- rowe. J. Royer, J. Hicks. J. Ewoldt. M. Burns, B. Miller, J. Houron. D. Warren. Eighth Grade 90' iwlt .'1'4!' E! F!! 2 ll s lla I ll I. 9-0- First row: R. Williams. R. Ridenour. C. Stuart. L. Nagley, A. Smith. D. Cordon. M. Shawhan, T. Sanders. L. Burns. Second row: J. Coons. R. Donnelly. K. Lipparcl, H. Mitchell. L. Sering. M. Timmons. D. Adkins. G. Poole. C. Coons. J. Hufford. Third row: J. Kedwell. F. Gilbert. BI. Jones. J. Caplinger. N. Brackett. B. Johnson. J. Denham. P. Mahan, Mrs. Hodge. Fourth row: R. Freeman. W. Feasel. C. Johnson. J. Cox. R. Brunton. R. Burns. A. Youmans, J. Fchnell. ,Q V x X I, ii. I ll ggi.. First row: J. Le-ak. J. Cooney. C. Cogswell. R. Camplin. P. Pierre. Nl. Kolp. S. Kirkpatrick. N. Hougland. B. Huthens. E. Phillips. S. Snyder. Second row: D. Bruce. J. McHenry. B. llretzing. D. llilliee. F. slclkins. D. Heavilin. H. Grover. K. Evens. J. Smith, J. Salmon. S. McKee. Third row: A. But-hanan. S. Schnippel. P. Cre-tors. J. Hopkins. S. Allanson. V. Griggs. A. Newman. C. Wilson. L. Newby. J. Robson. G. Spoor. B. Williams. Mr. Hodge. Fourth row: T. McGregor. S. Curfman. W. Martin. R. Rothenberger. M. Ridenour. L. Reel, R. Reeves. L. Raymer. L, Wilson. Seventh Grade ,-R V I 42 fl . ln I i I K' L- l'lirsl row: J. Lawn. L. Yanlanl, D. Klassie, M. Lippard. C. Riggles, C. Reynolds. Xl. McNeely Fe-Vonrl row: IJ. Wivkliff. J. Storms, B. Rirlf-nour. S. Ray. S. Benge, M. Cox, C. Jackson, D. Fields J. Worr-ly. Thircl row: P. Owens. B. Macy. R. Slyfle, L. Nash, M. Hunt. C. Craig. M. Mahan H. Jimi-. B, Iiranham. R. Williams. Mrs. Musser. Fourth row: D. Smith, J. Elkins. T. Matthews G. Hawrkamp. H. Clark. H. Snyder. C. Truax, J. Salmon, L. Feasel. Fifth row: W. Brunes J. Bt-f-lf-r. K. Larick, J. Ge-rking, S. Brown. M. Adkins. J. Heavilin. J. Holmes. J. Seeds. 3 First row: J. Warrick, D. Truax. S. Ragsdale. J. Seymour. R. Francis. R. lnalmit, L. Dale D. Bracken. Second row: A. Snowball. V. Varker. J. Stoner, P. Storms. J. Cox. NI. NIcC0y. J. Bvll P. Millvr. Third row: S. Neal. A. March. V. Bell. L. Starhuck, D. Plummcr. A. Rurcham, S. Lawn C. Miller. Mrs. King. Fuurth row: J. W'ood, B. Tuttle: J. Rtirrniiglis, F. L:-utritz. ll. Parlwr D. Hartlagc. G. Hornhuckle, J. Fteverison. Not in picture: J. Griggs. ixth Grade In Tail, 36 First row: C. Hiller. J. Stoner. C. Hutchcns. 5. NI:-rritl. J. Hutchins-in, S. Nh-fjorinick. N. Thorn burgh. B. Ridenour. Second row: J. Stogzadill. N. Nlitchcl. L. Gray. D. Piwrcc. R. Rowland. R. Wil liams, II. Moore. W. Stanbury. Third row: D. Horton. D. Smith. R. Collins. L. Ray. S. Bland E. Higgons. G. Krabbe. K. Hendricksfvn. Fourth ruw: L. Toney. D. Five-coats, W. Edington J. Bilbee, H. Campbell, P. Leak. NI. YanHUy. D. Barlow. Hrs Ayr:-s. Nut in pictur:-: W. DQ-Bord R. Buchanan. x First row: P. Dillion, L. Esenwein. J. Crouch. S. Seymour. D. McKee, B. Daker. A. Grass. S. Parson R. Donnelly. Second row: M. Blair. L. Smith. R. Decher, P. Williams, N. Morris. J. Williams B. Mayes. S. Hornbuckle. Third row: D. Hutchens. J. Tyler, L. Stuart, K. Ingram, M. Gladden L. Preston, J. Weston. D. Green. Mrs. Endicott. Fourth row: J. Sehnell, G. Kirk, B. Hartlage P. Alvord. L. Beckly, P. Grayson. V. Stevens. Fifth Grade SEQ zu Win First row: T. Walker. D. Vidito, P. Smith, S. Wulmuth, D. Stevens. A. Gray, J. Miller, B. Blair J. Lambert. Second row: B. Brown, V. Johnston, D. Rader. L. Gregor. E. Devaney, S. Dill, C. Good man, R. Cray. T. Jones. Third row: M. Burnham, C. Smead, L. Doan. S. Morris, B. Hartlage S. Hougland, E. Foltz. T. Truax. Mrs. Herdrich. Fourth row: B. Osborne. R. Becker, S. Ray M. Hays. I. Portwood, M. Curfman. S. Martin. R. Cummings. iliiif Al. 'Vl- -36 1 I Ai 5 First row: ,l. Parsons ll. Cox, D. Grigflry. F. Cahlv, J. Hutchinson, R. Side-rs, G. .Nllanson C. Gordon. R. Rusiv. Second row: R. Chaffin. R. Westfall, F. Loveless, D. Parker. F. Feasel, J. Haase. D. Smith. 5. Money. R. Burt-ham. R. Myers Third row: J. Anderson, M. Newby. D. Five- Coats. M. Hutchenson. C. Allen. J. Crt-vkniorv. Mrs. Marvel. Fourth row: R. MCNQ-ely. D. Jones C. Hammer. 5. Tweatt. J. Decker. ,l. Smith, S. Matthews. Fourth Grade Q. Elaedj-4 1 ,uixvi x u First row: M. Fulton. C. Boston, B. Bear. J. Royer, R. Nash. R. Grass, K. Warren. R. Allen J. TVarren. Second row: D. Frye. B. Lovell. C. Norris. V, Osborn, J. Dieterle. J. Scott. G. Doan D. Snowball. E. Thornburg. B. Rowland. Third row: W. Campbell. R. Krabhe, R. Raymer. R. Trent S. Wagner. W. Murdock, J. Haase. C. Hart. D. Bishop. 5. Welch. Fourth row: N. Moore. M. Selby C. Smead, L. Fesler. S. Cannon. R. Anderson, M. Mickelson. J. Money, B. lnahnit. R. Reeves, Mrs Williams. Not in picture: S. Porter. .l. Heavilin. First row: D. Van Zant, L. Cretors, M. Preston, R. Eaglin. D. Cox, D. Agan, C. Adkins, C. Holmes. L. Ellison. Second row: C. Sell. L. Griggs, W. Bradshaw, E. Boyer, R. Becker, D. Smith, J. Oakley, S. Ragsdale, D. Smitha, K. Brackett. S, Walker. Third row: D. Lippard, J. Robson. A. Van Hoy, L. Patterson, S. Anderson, L. Miller, R. Cuhel, K. Nicholson, J. Richardson. Mrs. Mahan. Fourth row: T. Love, L. Colosimo, D. Nelson, R. Webb, D. Lippard. R. Green, R. Johnson, L. Leach, S. Beckley. Not in picture: D. Wright. Third Grade First row: J. Hott. J. lnahnit, S. Lambert, K. Campbell, J. Tedrowe, W. Dye, D. Parker, C. Pace, W. Woodoll. K. Kelley. Second row: J. Owen, M. Wohlmuth, D. Wilhite, S. Davison. K. Eddy, J. Schrier, L. Schrier, S. Hartman, C. Waddell, H. Ingram, L. Majors. Third row: L. Bennett L. Foster, M. Clark, P. Harden, C. Mahan, J. Neese, M. Chilcott, J. Schweizer, Mrs. Seralda Smithi Fourth row: D. Campbell, J. Hufford, R. Sowers, J. Silvers, J. Francis. R. Cain. L. Leach, D. Myres. J. Brnuhard. First row: IT, MCH0nr3, S, Ure-vii, J. lllvflre-gsrr, J. fiampln-ll, ll. Brown, D. lxlL'llllyl'!', ll. ,lzlcksmu R. Allvn. M. Wlitlirmv. Swuiiml ruw: li, 1.1-iuvnlmy. l.. Nlvrritl. S. Alulinslun. 5. lrrunvis. S. lluvrrwr. N. Egbert. YV, Jurioe. ll. liurng j, Svvcls. Thiril row: L. Cngfwvll, ll. Dill, 5. llunl, C. Cmige-r, P. Wvaggonvr. XY. Yvalle-r. B. lille-r. K. Juhnslon, L. E-Iv n. l.. lfilwurilb. Fourth rmv: Xl. liailvy, l KI. Harsh. lj. Parsons, 1. Silwr. li. Oglv, S. Truax. l', Rnllivnlwrgvr. L. Williams. ll. Myvrs, l J. lNokPS, E. Gregory, Mrs. Lim-lwf. Third Grade Second Grade N52 '97 Um, :L-n... First row: L. Snwr-rs, K. llicke-rsnn. NI. Uaxis. S. Corbin. Xl. JUIIVG. ll. Funk, 5. Siehlwrt. P, WynC0op. Second row: R. Wheeler. NI. Christman, NI. R1-vl, LI. Nlcljilliarsl, D. llayvf, L. Phillips, Nl. Thwe-att. J. Blair. L. Cray. L. Clfvssop. Third row: J. Craft. B. Mcpwk, ill. Smith. C. June, K. Eve-rvtt, S. Chesney. S. Allrfn. Fourth row: D. Uulf-rhill, L. Pace. T. I,mf-If-Ss, K, Fre-Q-man, XI, Brown, B. Dickey. KI. Vincent, N. Gwinn, Mrf. Garner. First row: J. Gregor. D. Snyder. D. George. 5. l'm-terson. L. Royer. J. Warren. B. Eastwood. S. Kid- well. Second row: P. Nelson. J. Pear. S. Mills. J. Davis. R, Reeves. K. Williams. C. Graham R. Cummings. Third row: T. Canine. H. Tlionms, D. MrKinne-y, J. Cooney, A. Foster, L. Handell XV. Edwards. S. Haverkarnp. .l. Flu-lton. Fourth row: J. Daxison. J. Maroe. R. Brown. L. Wforknlan N. Refliley. J. Johnson. Mrs. O'Nf-al. Not in picture: C. Cannon. Second Grade First row: C. Corey, S. Miller, P. Douglas. D. Ogle. J. Williams, R. Donnelly. KI. Burcham F. Wilson. Se-cond row: J. Davidson. M. Furlong. S. Clary, D. Cox. L. Raymer. P. Gipson. S. Nash M. Larick, B. Morris. Third row: J. York, N. Wagner. R. Walker, R. Sigmund, C. Stock, C. Hicks D. Kersf-y, B. Baugh, S. Kirkpatrick. Fourth row: K. Herring. U. Patterson, T. Campbell, R. Cough NI. Christy. L. Drapier, M. Stephens. S. Everett. Mrs. Miller. First row: 5. l'iuowr. K. Kershaw. K. Rayiner, N. jones, li. Tonllillson, C. Reynolds, YV. Hawtin .l. Green. Second row: W. Skinner. D. McCord, KI. Rader. J. Cable. R. Faulkner, K. Lovelle Cv. Johnson, F. COX. C. Williams. D. Decher. Third row: Mrs, llerniee Tafkett, C. Eastwood H. FlllI0I1.l. Davis. E. Craft. C. Norris. R. :Xndf-rfon. M. Bennett, J. Inman. Fourth row: C. Vin cent, W. Peeples. R. Waggoner, O. Spear, D. Hughes. H, Wife, R. Hensley. L. Bowler. B. Cain. First Grade First row: R. Smith. R. Francis, C. Truax. E. Houghland. 5. Hutchinson. W. Moekhee. C. Amstutz, J. Hargis. Second row: D. Craft, B. Fulton, G. Knapp, P. Majors, J. Taylor, Nl. Hazelgrove, L. Shawhan. M. Everett. E. Reel, E. Hill. Third row: E. Chilcott. P. Drapier. II. Noe, C. Lieske, K. Randolph. C. Barker, J, Dye, C. Wiillianii. K. Stock. D. We-leh. Fourth row: Hrs. L. Kc-nt. J, Johnston, L. Blanck. K. Goodman, l.. Burroughs. P. Jones. E. Chupp. L. Nokes. M. Bunch. Memories Within this book we have attempted to pre- seiwe a portion of our high school life. Some of the incidents of our high school days have been re-created here in pictures and words. Memories of friends. teachers. classes, Clubs. and activities will spring to life as we recog- nize familiar faces and see again the sights that we knew so many years. To you who may glance through this book but have not attended Brownsburg High School. it might seem like just another yearbook: how- ever. to those of us who have worked and played. laughed and cried here, this book is a treasure bringing memories of days that we can never live again. The Class of 1956 Brownshurg' High School BROWNSBURG, INDIANA First row: D. Reel, L. Hutchens, S. Hensley, J. Wheeler, C. Roark, T. Stout, L. Coad, J. Kirk, G. Webb, R. Westfall. Second row: R. Heavilin, A. Hulse, R. Boyer, S. McGarvey, D. Barker S. Dixon, D. Alexander, S. Trent, L. Estep. Third row: M. Blair, J. Miller, T. Carson, J. Osborn K. Alkire. D. Grayson, W. Elkins, S. Docherty. Fourth row: D. Glossop, B. Williams. D. Boston: J. Lewis. J. Smead, B. Parker, J. King, D. Rench, L. Mclntyre, Mrs. Edna Evens. First Grade 1 ELIZABETH CANINE Grade Principal DELORES SPAULDING Grade Music Teacher Z N-. GI TH RW U Elm I7.I1Qf1. We face the future with warm courage and high hope describes the work and views of the Browns- hurg Chapter of Future Homemakers of America. This year marks ten years of National F.H.A. The motto is Toward New Horizons. The officers for 1955-56 are: Dorothy Carter. President: Mary Nlaroe. Vice President: Janice Denham. Treasurer: Mildred English. Historian: Carol Batz. Parliamentarian: Karista Hart. Song Leader: Mary ,lane Brunes. Reporterg Delores Dar- land and Brenda Hunt. Student Council. Miss Hazel Arbuckle is our sponsor. Compliments of SUNIMERS PHARMACY Clermont. Indiana Be. 7149 X093 i 'N i!93 3'TxIJ -' . l 5' at 3. Quill uncl Scroll Quill and Scroll. newly organized here last year. is a national honorary society for the promotion and betterment of school publications. and for the rewarding of achievements of individuals in this field. Members are chosen from the junior and senior classes on the basis of outstanding contributions to the school publications and must rank in the upper third of their respective classes scholastically. Beverly Spangler is the sole member remaining from last year. New members taken in during the second semester were, first row: Nancy Smith. Mildred English. Beverly Spangler. Dorothy Carter. Barbara Martin. Kay Davie. Second row: Jim Serring. Peggy Linkmever. Vlliley Davis. Tom Clossev. Dona Hollawav. Harlene Newcome. School Paper The School newspaper. this year dubbed the lJoghouse. again was published monthly by the 1,-onimercial department. Beverly Spangler served as Editor: Dona Hollawav. as Artist: Judy Williams as Nlimeograph Operator. The many others who helped with the many jobs im olved in producing the paper are pictured below. Sponsored by THE BROWNSBYRG RECORD 10 W. Main L'L 2-4167 l 55- U tl Music N-3' Lai., The chorus consists of fifty-nine members. They participate in the spring contests and County Musical Festival. Band and chorus are elective classes taking place during third period. The grade students practice between 8:20 and 3:45 each morning. High school students have sectional rehearsals during different Jeriods throuffhout the day. o l z: There were twenty-six band and chorus members participating in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest. We hope each returned with a first. The B.H.S. concert band consists of sixty-three members while the marching band has a few less. M10 J Department Director MAXINE SNELL fn The bandls half-time shows were enjoyed and the pep band. led by Glen Heavilin. inspired the cheering section. Glen Heavilin led the inarchin band with Ann Pickett. Pefwx' Linkrnever. Donna v g N oz:-, . . Agan. Nancy Ward. Jeanette Owens. and bharon Brown as nlajorettes. Band officers: President, Glen Heavilin: Vice President. Tom Hufford: Secretary. Mildred Englishg Treasurer. Peggy Linknieyer: Reporter. Beverly Spangler: Li- brarian, Deanna Quimby. The newly organized Band Booster Club has been a great help to the band. Their purpose is to lend moral and financial support to the band. George Heavilin. Presi- dent: Frank Dickerson. Vice President: Opal Foster. Secretary: Gladys Newman. Treasurerg Mildred Elkins. Reporter. gi'- Bsgdq W xi ' T ,l HI-Y President .,,.......,... ,,.,....,, ...,7 T o In Hufford I ice Presz'a'ent ,,..,w,,, ,..77.. B ill Brown Secretary .,,,,,..,, ,7.,,. J im Sering Treasurer ,,A7,,,. Neil Linn Chaplain ,77,.,,.,,,.... .,,,,7 G len Heavlin Student Council ,.,,, Hal Hufford Dave Hyten This sponsored by RUTLEDGE D-X East Main Street UL 2-8295 PURPOSE To create. maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character.- G.A.A. Girls, Athletic Association is an or- ganization of girls interested in ath- letics of B.H.S. They hold indoor and outdoor activities. Officers are: Presi- dent, Dona Holloway: Vice President. Sandy Williaiiisz Student Council. Peggy Linkmeyer: Advisor, Mrs. Hadley. ACTIVITIES Septenzlrer 213-Fornial initiation. Twenty- six girls joined the Tri-Hi-Y in the Caxnilclight service. Yuzwrzlwr II-I2--State Tri-Iii-Y Cunfer- ence. Mwenzlrer 23---,Xiiiiual Thanksgiving Pru- gram. Hefelzzlmr 32'-'CIITISIIIIZIS Danvv il night of niemnries amidst the sn is and iiilftlctwe. ll'Il'lPfllflfiI IZ!-Sueetiieart Ihnm- in nhieli the king and queen will reign amidst a simmer uf hearts. ellarclz 2-1-Our annual Variety Show. .-X big success! ALPHA TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS President ..ii7ii7ii,,.,...... HARLENE NEWCOM Vice President ....,7,7,,,7......,... DANA EATON Secretary-Treasurer ,,7,,.....,.,, LINDA ELLER Chaplain. ...,,,...... W.. ...i.... CAROL SALMON Sergeant ..,,,,,,,,,,,..,..,,,7,.,7,, JUDY WILLIAMS BETA TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS President ..Y..e,,7,,,,..,,77..,....,. SANDRA BRUCE Vice President .,,7,,,..,,e MARCIA WILLIAMS Secretary-Treasurer ,e7, SANDRA' SANDERS Chaplain ,e.........,,,7,,,,...7.....,, NAINCY DAVIS Sergeant .,e,,,,,I,..,.,,e,,,7,t.,...V..7 MARCIA LINN Y? , ,rs 1 -A E 3 . Y I A . wr . mm, L IQQE Xlurncal Maftmr: Ll Ll I- L- ll KJ' KJ ma? X QGWQZ 'Wfin .gl - . . 23 . 51 N-1 T ' . :Q i . H . A f 5. , ' .- IQ 'I' :- af 9 ' A fy w , N .. ' 1- I - ' f Q v W 11? CO CO GO-All the way! x Q in fi- f - ff To Booxt Our Team pm. 6 4 1 A'- is xr. n I iv- . . 'L w I ww, Qi 1' 'X K- . Q' wmS'Q,gg- 5 1 SSSVGF.. -. ' .3-, gxkmr,-f'X:g,::2 ,R M.: Fa: - if Q ,,. sg?- 1 ,.,r g P. 3- ,. . N4 l ,.4f:f'y' L CLEON ROTHENBERGER i , P51 xy XL M o SY' JN XC, ' STC QK996 WCEOIV Administration The high school faculty is headed by Mr. F. L. O,Neal. who has been principal here for the last eleven years. Mr. Cleon Rothenberger has been our township trustee for the last five and a half years. County Superintendent Melvin I. Sturgeon has been in office since his election by the township trustees ten years ago. The township advisory board consists of three members. Mr. Russell Webb has served five and a half years. Mr. Forrest Neal has served one and a half yearsg and Mr. Frank Dickerson has served five and a half years. Our high school holds a first-class commission granted by the Indiana State Board of Education. The commission is based on a periodic inspection of the school by the State Inspector of Schools. '1 'UI-v 'KT'I ?' .. ily l f Basketball B.H.S. Opps F .lIgr. llgr. Coach T. CLOSSEY J. SERING C. LUCAS Plainfield ......................,........ ......... COUNTY TOURNAMENT 66 Clayton ...,...........,................ ,,,,,,,., 5 3 43 Pittsboro ......... ,,..,,.,, 5 7 60 New Market ....... ,,,,,,,,A 6 6 48 Greenwood ..... ,,,...,.. 5 1 A 7 61 Pike ................. ......... 3 7 45 Sacred Heart ..... .,... , T40 Harry Wood ....... ..,.., Center Grove ...,. Zionsville ....... ff N i 1 lk' First row: K. Canine. Second row: B. fNIcNeely, D. Slnitli, R. Brown. D. Wagoner, D. Krohne, R. Hollaway. Third row: T. Clossey, B. Haase. B. Martin. F. Cirt. J. Driesbach, J. Williams, J. Serin Compliments of HENSONS INSURANCE AGENCY 46 Danville ...... ,,,.,,,,, 4 5 55 Speedway .... ,...,,,., 7 47 67 Wells ............... ,..,,.,,. 5 9 63 Mooresville ..... ,,.,,,.., 7 7 69 Avon ............ ,.,,.,,,, 4- 3 51 Clayton ........ ,.,,,,,,, 3 9 59 Ben Davis ........ ,-,,,,,,, 7 0 66 Pittsboro .....,....... ,,,,,,,-- 5 2 4-9 Thorntown .,.......... ,s,,,,,,, 6 2 54- Decatur Central .................. ......... 4 7 34 ' ' 4-7 i , f Ik, S 'Z- i 1 i fa W mb U, 66 . U W 1 J Er ika The Varsity -'S S: H 1 4 4:14, Q sly, 'J 1 :fe -L 5 L 53' .O fi exe A gg 3,573 ,X s.' First row: Tom Clossey. Jim Sering. Sw-onil row: Boh Martin. Tom Brunton, Gene Ennis. Bud Haase, Wiley Davis. Jim Williams. Third row: Roh Benge. Mac Moore, Ken! Davis. Jack Babbitt, Winsor: Smith. Don Ray. This page sponsored by HENDERSON S COMPANY REALTORS Ralph Henderson salesmen-C. Lucas. Harold Jaynes . Q v 1 lQ I , ,o, s 4 'ii JY , rx 5 49. , . . ,,.f ..f ...bfi X ,H 1 6' X 'HX ? l rr! -'ww .g Q! 1 .fc - 4 ' V' '3I... 2 f swag? ' iw T V mil -zzhffff' .. y., . . ' w, .x i Mmm:- sg, ..- l 43,5 N s if ,Pix . igstgs-,,.,gfmh. V21 ,,. IUCN . ml? A--rv SN g1 1954-55 Baseball First row: Dodd, Haaseig. Moorex, Allen? Bab- bittg. Bragg? Second row: Smith, Bruntonx, Davisii. Raya. Brown. Third row: Student Manager St-ring. jones. Stoner, Student Manager Clossey, Coaeli Lucas. :lc These 110-rs won Baseball fetters. MID-STATE CONFERENCE GAMES Brownsburg ,,,,tt,,,, 10 Danville ...,,,,..,,w,,..,t 3 Plainfield ,,,,,, ,.,,,,, 1 0 Brownsburg ,,,,.,...... 0 Brownsburg ..e,....,e.V 14 Decatur Central .... 3 Mooresville . .....,. 2 Brownsburg .,...,,.,,., 1 Speedway ,..., ...,,e, 5 Brownsburg .,..,,el,., . 0 Brownsburg ,.....,..e,, 14 Greenwood l This page is sponsored by THE SOUTH SIDE RESTAURANT ag' 1 954-55 Track Flr ruwn. Sf-cun1l row: B011 Martin. Ever:-tlrk. Baker, Phi 1-ii. Xlile-. Dick Martini. Third ww: Stud:-nt Hana fr fs wrlwoorlg. Krulmc. Bs-ngeg. Runynn. Daw LIU cs P lrath Kyxik. 17: Thvfe lmrs IFUVI Trarlr lefffers. Judy Williamr was Hlvctml tr- rcprese-nt H.H.S. at the KIi1l-Ftuto Inwt. Thuw nfvminatcd from the ulher vlafwi were Harris-tl B+-ll, Mary Adkins. and Brenda Hunt. Tum Hrunlfvn wt a nvw frvsllman Mill-State broad jump rvcurd. 19'8 . This page sponsored by ROARK WELDING COMPANY. INC. Coach Kyvik is wishing those boys wnuld run faster in the track me-et. 4. st row: Williams. Jarbrw. Nr-wman. Hy'lf'H:5. Brunton I I r u I 47' 1 -. Bulldogs Opponents ' 6 Plainfieldil .,,,,. .... 6 31 Greenwoodf ,,7, .... l 3 19 Kirklin ,,,,7.,,, 14- 20 Speedwayil ,YY.....77,v.. ,,,7 2 0 26 Decatur Centrale? 0 24- Mooresvilleil ,,.,.., .... 7 33 Danville? .Y... ,,77 0 32 Pike ,,,,.l,....7.,,. .....,..,.., ,,.. 1 3 'Conference Games The Bulldogs broke Danville's 17-game winning streak to share the lVlid-State Co-Champion honors with the Warriors. X Alfllflagftfi .L ,n Those players selected for Mid- J- SHINE- D- 101195 j H. State Conference were the fol- W, Ridener. T. Clossey N3 fp lowing: B. Benge-Fullback J. Babbitt-End D. Hyten-Center D. Ray-'Guard J B. Kelley-Tackle 1 Coach Kyvik A Assistant Coach Hodge ' This page sponsored by J NORD MFG. CO. Welding-Sheet Metal-Machining UL rick 2-2232 - .L Q - .. a. ... First row: D. Jones. J. Carter. G. Kientz, R. Dickerson, J. Beeler, P. Clossey, D. Gordon, R. Holla- way. J. Dickerson, M. Williams, D. Hufford, W. Ridener. Second row: T. Clossey, D. Baker, D. Brown. J. McCoy, B. Salmon, D. Hyten, B. Kelley, T. Hufford, S. Hosier, B. Haycox, R. Eaton, ' J. Sering. Third row: J. Hodge, J. Neese, T. Brunton, B. Foster, C. Wood, D. Ray, J. Everett, J. Preston, H. Hufford. J. Elkins, J. Nash, C. Kyvik. Fourth row: R. Dickey, D. Burns, J. Babbitt, D. Runyon, B. Krohne, K. Davis. J. Leveritt, F. Cirt, B. Benge, B. Brown, J. Driesback. This page sponsored by NEESE PRINTING CO Brownsburg. Ind. 20 Seumin St. UL 2-2476 Ixee Movin 0 an ' 5 -'S 1.,. f. Q . Q HNXA -F 51 -If 1- N ' ' K , - -EVN A ii -1 v m. N ,I 5 A . . ' 3... ... 1 X Muff 1 Q . ,N .. ' 'L , ' S 4 X ' . .xi-g ww 5 w I - V .' ' -.Ii ,1gf:'..- ' ' V A---.......:4 . ' .,.V . E I A ' f '! 'iff3'W-f N 1 'l -xg'. 1f-'iff' : ' 5 'u5'ff : .- P5425 3?F 2xl'4-'f'?v 1 I' ' 5. - 5- iff Tk'-,P - G+ N ,. - '13, ,W-'-P-' . - , - 5: ,,,:':D9.zg fx abeskx SS?- 1. ' P -wr. , V519 ggi? c,g..,'1-5 , j wifi X . 36 -- , , i wi, X, J. l'.Vlf.R IQ. I I Q- vfffix B. bALMON R T. BRUNTON ai -. -. , f . ,:gw.,i'v.',--, ' . X 1 5' j , Cf , - X' -' ww w' if 1.2 V. :1':'gE??-PEW? ,' .:,:.g,'vf'mLg' '-pf-:'r f x'r -' z.E.ix1QQ.w 3F 51551flag?-s1.4k?Ssf-2-e,g1,m, .QS 1' - fi This page sponsored by FRANK DICKERSON. GENERAL CONTRACTOR, UL 2-2939, Brownsburg, Ind. ., Y- '4- .. Q , , rg., ' ' -' A . xg-.g3M..-,.w..., -,Z .. 1-7'f'y953in.-'fn .A-,, N. Trapped! 7 ' ss. J. LEVERITT A T. HL FFORIJ X B. BILMJP. SVN XR 3 a . ,- Af ' ,-2 ,Q- H 1--...... N , ..A.,,f.: - f :?ir'.., ' -' ,6f:'-,Lrm 4 B. BROWN IA' J. BABBITT With best wishes for a successful future 4 BROWNSBLTRG SCREW PRODKCTS ooooeoooi ga ooeoeooa ,L -M '- -'I Mrs. Hadley antl Mrs. Baugh teach husi- l ness etlucatinn. Xlrs. H. also teaches phy- sical emlucatiun. Mr. Wlhittingllill and Mr. Huffman teach science. Hr. W. also teaches English: and Nlr. H.. history. High chool Faculty Mr. May Mr. Jaclcso teaches teaches English. shop. Mrs. Smith teaches English. Latin. pations. and is librarian. Miss Snell teaches band and chorus. Coach Lucas teaches physical education. B Miss Arbuckle teaches homemaking. Coach Kyvik teaches mathematics. ,N Irv SN ,M W EE 1.-:za 1 I A Ai- ki -1' - Q 'i1- XFX '51 X X ,UH Q-I3 f 1,3 ' H- BURcr . f 1 mr if-,. 5 , , 1 - if 1 ' w h Q 5 ..l 'F ,, -:X -53. X , 0 'l - ' 7 1' ' 2' - A - . Aw' :. I h: Agrszgii H 5 ' .1 v, ,, ,..4. i 1 ,. xx hr: , . ,, 1 Q 1 . gi 1. .. -. . r ,.' . .gf pig , f xx eff, fa, W- V Ill' if X . A ,S 4, I Q ' V 'f' :II W o., . ...,, ,, 'k 'r,.. gg- I 11 A 4. ' 4 - 1 N . '4--1 fw 1--F W NM A .. . x I xt'-Q 'A I Q.. si. Y . , K , 1' , Y V 3 '- i' Q r -' ' 1 .. ' Xu K K Ki , 1 rf ,. g I, N1 x v-f' Zyl , N Tlzzls page is sponsored In CITIES SP RVICE 103 lj. Main UI 2 9290 Homecoming and Dedication Here comes the parade. which started at the school and marched up Main. Bet that's the most people that there has ever been on the street at one time .... Leading the parade was the Band. My. arenit those majorettes pretty? . . . Here come the floats. and thereis the first and second prize winners. . . . Did everyone notice the oo's and ah's as the pretty candidates for queen went by '? . . . Last came the mighty football team and the cheerleaders on the fire truck. They have sure been doing a swell job .... The band marched at the half. and did everyone notice the hats on backwards? This means weire ahead . . . Natcli .... Then came the crowning of the Queen. How proud the juniors were of Dorothy Ketchum. Even though. in all the confu- sion. a crown had been forgotten. everyone was happy. especially Dorothy. when the Captain. Bob Benge. gave her a kiss .... One of the highlights of our Homecoming was the dedication of the new field. A speech was given by Mr. L. V. Phillips. Athletic Commissioner .... Our trustee. Nlr. Roth- enberger. also spoke .... Last. but not least. was Wim I BURG. PLAN C K Q 'Nlmsi Um Ha, the dance after the game. It was held in the gym. which was decorated in many beautiful streamers. How surprised everyone was at the red lights. . . . Have you ever seen so many people in the gym before? . . . The band we had play for us was really nice. too .... From the parade. to the game. to the dance. everything was just wonderful. and something we'll remember always in the years to come. This page is sponsored by DICKEYS MARKET 40 East Main St. U1 2-4275 - r t Champs of Todo I I T ' T I These basketball boys won the Mid State Freshman Tourney. First row: D. McKee, R. Lovell, K. Canine. R. Dickerson, S. Randolph. Second row: J. Beeler. J. Neese, R. Eaton, D. Gordon, P. Clossey, C. Dillon. Third row: L. Jackson. D. Smith, F. Cirt, D. Krohne, J. Dries back, J. McCoy. .L The team received this trophy for win- ning the Mid-State Co-Championship in football. These are the boys who received their honor jackets in football. ..r...e.e.. ....-I . A F3500 N N E Janitors: McPeat. Kepner. Bursot, Blantner, Bus Drivers: Haulk, Handle, Syfert, Seymore, Krohne Richwine. Patrol Boys: Beeler, Cretors. Johnson. W. Feasel, R. Feasel. Freeman. Wil- liams, Mahan, Williams, Matthews, Hutchens. Wilson, Youmans, Holmes. Brunton, Lieutenantg Toney, Captaing Burcham, Lieutenant. Cafeteria: fSll0XVI'1l Tomkinson. Funkhouser. iNol shown! Haulk, Johnson. i 1 3 N Q Q Q ' v , 1 1 X has .. , r g .s D 'T 3.0 if W A ' , I - . .- ,X A A - Q - . A Q . V - ,L , f f.. x J-fi.-QV-.A r , Kay' V - q4 , V? 1 X f rl X - X , K - if x . wx - W KX lg, ' 4. . --A W V-.vs ' ' I IW .4 V... xx 'Qin fn a , Ti-ll A lluu......, 1- X 'W X K Q 'N ,fbi ,IX wr I :. ,,V.. Aw, I N Q- i I s 2 Q si if :sw 'Tl ,,.. , fs BROWNSBURG HARDWARE 8: FURNITURE Where service is a business noi' a side Iine Norge May+ag Appliance Brownsburg, Indiana Phone: UL 2-4587 , ii w.,w,.,,,,.w ' ' ,sw BROWNSBURG LUMBER COMPANY. INC. You can do if on a paymeni' plan F.H.A. No Money Down, 3 years fo pay. I7 Railroad Sireef Brownsburg, Indiana Phone: UL 2-4477 SEE YOUR LUMBER DEALER FIRST .4 F5 .-,Ek X If ., 3 ici? Q' ' ,aww - A:-,. nanwrsg i .gf-wgffrti ,, ' 4 -rx Qngq - ' Pk.. L Y: . .v , an 4 ,. , sz.,-' 'H ,W ,,. r I f 'i51'4z'M'F.w '- ,' ., 4'-:wen 1:2,v'll!Pi'3SS 4 - '4 hilt M I - A .mes fm li'-'W' '9 -' If--f -.v lea -wifi, - any A ,A Q.. .-,eq L,f-ygpwshg ' - Xu M 4 I 1 i Sad .,..-mi wr Ml 5' ' V' f in ww 1. 'rafr-,whim-uf' '-A-:X .sawn j , Ya an 5 uv 135 - 7 I . w gi if H - 5 .. L. Q REAL Insurance REAL Esfaie - REAL Service I4 Norrh Green Sfreei Brownsburg, Indiana Phone: UL 2-4475 5 I., . . A 4 . u n 1 v----i km 8 , . N' ' Ile? VERMILLION S VARIETY Free Parking in Rear Self Service 25 Easi' Mann Sfreei' Brownsburg, Indiana Phone: UL2-2586 llttliq 3 ,Aviv A f .W JOHN F. GIRT PLUMBING AND HEATING Your BRYANT Heaiing and Air Condifioning Dealer Phone: UL 2-2748 CORNER S. GREEN AND LINCOLN BECK'S TV SALES 81 SERVICE Service On All Makes TV and Radio 23 NORTH GREEN STREET BROWNSBURG, INDIANA UL 2-2I76 wma , H .y 'v MIN' he ., , -in .41 .R49-f'::4 Q DOROTHY'S Dis+inguished Fashion Shop I506 Main Sfreef Speedway, Indiana i Phone: BE 02I0 I if i N-9' X6 A Loi of Living for a Li+He Money See 1'he Uniied Sfafes Sfeel Homes S 8: W BUILDERS, INC. Brownsburg. Indiana Plainfield. Indiana Calendar AUGUST 26 First day of school SEPTEMBER 2 First football game 5 Labor Day 17 Homecoming 28 Band Skating Party OCTOBER 15 Marching Contest 22 FHA District Meeting Twirling Contest 27. 28 Indiana State Teachers Association 29 Halloween Festival NOVEMBER 11 First basketball game 2-1-. 25 Thanksgiving vacation Junior Play DECEMBER Tri-Hi-Y Dance 23 Christmas vacation JANUARY 3 Back to school 11-14 County Tourney FEBRUARY 22-25 MARCH 16 23 30 APRIL 20 MAY 12 13 16 18 District Band ensemble con test State solo and ensemble Sectional Tourney All County Musical Band Skating Party Tri-Hi-Y Show Good Friday Band and Chorus contest Senior Play Senior Trip Reception Baccalaureate Commencement Last Day Mid-State track meet Loyalty Weire loyal to you, BHSg we're purple and white, BHS Weill back you to stand 'gainst the best in the land for we know you have sand, BHS RAH RAH! Go smash that blockade, BHSg go crashing ahead, BHS. Our team is our fame protector On boys, for we expect a victory from you, BHS. RAH RAH! Fling out that dear old flag of purple and white Lead on, your sons and daughters fighting for right Like men of old, on giants, stressing reliance, Shouting defiance, OSKE-WOW-WOW! Amid the broad green fields that nourish our land For honest labor and for learning we .stand And unto you we pledge our hearts and hands i',,-r vn- . f .- -. 'few--..-.1.. , ,. Dear Brownsburg High School, weire for you! . 4 g ' ii i n x, T l a X T S. A Word of Thanks A number of people besides students have helped us publish this yearbook. We wish to thank them now. Included in the list are: Porter's National Studios for most of the pictures. The book could not have been published without a good photographer's being with us several days. They also took the color pictures. Russell Webb and Hollett 8 Harmon Drug Store for helping us with pictures. The Brownsburg Record for some sport pictures. Members of the faculty who helped us and made suggestions. Our patrons and advertisers, without whom we could not pub- lish a book. V I s I 1 A 4-.,,.,.vci. 'Q -seller w,mM,,,.. bf l R We ew We an -R llkonw' ' GNN .X 1. Aera... nN,.sr,mwwfw?Vl4-'5153 A HOLLETT 8: HARMON DRUGS X Your Rexall Pharmacist A Prescripfion Specialisf' Phone: UL 2-2564 jg Russell M. Webb Richard F. Reeves l Brownsburg, Indiana l 1 Q r .wx ,A 5 , I . -N xg' f ,,.,,. gi l HUFFORD'S HARDWARE STORE l Appliances - Seeds Brownsburg's Complefe Painf Sfore Gills and Glass l Phone: UL 2-2764 Brownsburg, Indiana Main Sfreef ll ll ll 121- K-Q 1 --. ,+.--fA---- - 4 - - fwalrv ' STARBUCK DRIVE-IN CLEANERS Dial UL 2-4277 740 Easi' Main S+ree+ Brownsburg, Indiana M, :MW WWW' .wawvwf HEELER GRAIN 8: FEED COMPANY Wholesale and Re'l'ail Phone: UL 2-2575 39 Nor'rl1 Granf Sfreel' Brownsburg, Indiana ul' .0 Q., -Ii , -1 .X ' 1 IQ-5 J un Q 3 ' f'5-'YN al, PH. ,dsfkfwf Y A R. 3. E. GRILL l f Ernesfine Cox Clermonf, Indiana Phone: BE 7l9l li K l I I l 3 ' Ejsjl 1 Q 1 ' 1 5 V is y if' f ,X - , . , -WE, R . l . - my , t lt A x',gAn ffgy 1 1 'W Iiiiij ' A 1 gf- 5 UQ ' V A P M.. -- -' f ' A .n.n A A' Y f ,, Q E- rf--Q.-....,,....,,,.,,,,..,, 41911 , ' Y ' S? , Nw: . ' :J , ' ,. ali ' 1 JH ' 0 E is .A ,.: - 9 -'-.- - A ., l , . Y i A f y l W ' M - . '-L.,.,, ,. f -I ? l GRAY REALTY COMPANY Handling Real Esiafe Sales Thru I0 Fine Salesmen fo Help You! fi Gray Brofhers Builders, Fine New Homes io Fif Every Family. 'fl l 26 Easi Main Sfreef QUL 2-22I3l QMEZ-50751 Brownsburg, Indiana kill 1 1 N . 1:7 i r s BLANCK CHEVROLET COMPANY 720 Easf Main Sfreei Brownsburg, Indiana Phone UL. 2-222l if ik, 'N .5 NN. ' N ' N, J CHARLES TEDROWE Realfors Insurers Builders 54 Eas+ Main S+ree'l' Brownsburg, Indiana Phone: UL 2-2227 K-lm 0' I i 3 ff I I! H , E Q 'I Q If , ' 11' IIEW A-....q,l,,,, 'L si Q ll ARE YOU A CAMERA BUG? For 'Ihe Iinesi in Cameras. And Ihe besf in accessories: JUST VISIT BERG'S 2 Wes'I' Main SIreeI' Brownsburg, Indiana Phone: UL 2-2763 -an--ff. no M, a.V,,. L -jj, 7:5 .M ff . 41-1, ..,.., 52. .-, M.. I QQ WILSONS Ready-'Io-Wear, Shoes, Fabrics, Linens Phone: UL 2-2676 8 Easf Main S'l'ree+ Brownsburg, Indiana Bob Dunnam CORAL INN Truckers Welcome 285 Open 'Round 'Phe Clock Brownsburg, Indiana Drivedn Restauram Fine Food - Shor+ Orders or Plafe Lunches UL 2-8 Mr. Mickey Hribar Mr . and Mrs. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Friends P. H. Driesbach L. B. Williams C. L. Fos'I'er Earl Neese Copeland Cleon Rorhenberger Woodrow Moore James B. Mahan Clarence Pri1'che'H B. L. Sfrickler Glendon C. Ray Kellar Eaion N. E. Davison of B. H. S. Clyde Worrell Mr. and Mrs. Bob Salmon Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hufford Hazel Arbuckle Buck Walker Mr. and Mrs. Jack Babbiff Earl B. Warren Bill Land Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Lucas Jim Waggoner Richard Brunes Mr. and Mrs. Roberi' L. Ruse Tom Wiseman Don Porfwood and Mrs. Roberi' L. Sfevens and Mrs. Evan C. Page Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Dwighi Bilbee Mr. and Mrs. Kenne'I'h Smi'I'h Chrisimas Dr. P. T. McClarnon Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Denham John Grigsby Homer Foisi' Floyd B. Jones Pike Neal Chick Ennis William Krohne William WhiH'inghill Mr. and Mrs. John Wiseman Mr. and Mrs Byron Holloway Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herring Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hari' Mr. and Mrs. William J. Brown Mr. and Mrs. James R. Benge Mr. and Mrs. John McKee Mr. and Mrs Fred Egberi' Mr. and Mrs. Bob Combs Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs Mr. Mr. Bob Brunion Carl Jackson D. D. Kelly Lovell's Barber Shop Waller Fosier Complimen+s of ROBERT R. WALTER Your Farm Bureau Agenf THE CASUALTY INSURANCE Brownsburg, Indiana 33 Norfh Granf UL 2-2383 GREEN VALLEY SLAUGHTER HOUSE Cus+om Bufchering - Quar+er of Beefs - Hams - Bacon CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 Garner 8: Son Phone: UL 2-2407 MARTHA'S APPROVED BEAUTY SALON REGAL STORE BONITA CLARK. Prop. Free Delivery Phone: Belmonr 6679 Brownsburg Phone: UL 2-2235 Clermoni' Indiana SMlTH'S GARAGE Q 747 TucKER's JEWELRY XX Q SEIUICE SL .L IAFIEFL T Brownsburg Phone: UL 2-4680 Phones: UL 2-4223 B Ownsbufs UL 2-2380 Complimenfs of THE COFFEE CUPW if f 5 4 I 'I ,A 6 -54-fff' ' '33 Chili Hamburgers Shori' Orders CompIimen+s Io The Class of '56 TH E H U DDLE Lucille Gladden GOOD FOOD I Mile Wesf of Brownsburg on I36 Phone: UL 2-8296 I wu.soN s MARATHON COMMENTS of MILLER TIRES JACK AND SALLY Guaranfeed I8 Monfhs Clermonl' Phone:BE-0827 F B I' T cl d E D or eau y o ay an very ay COMP'-IMENTS Remember f MARlAN's ' BEAUTY SHOP A FRIEND Phone: UL 2-4562 I0 NORTH GREEN BROWNSBURG WILLIAMS BROS. OIL CO. DisI'ribuI'ors Gulf Producls HEATING EQUIPMENT ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Tanlr wagon deliveries on Fuel Oil and Gasoline CLERMONT. INDIANA BROWNSBURG PHONE: UL 2-2359 INDIANAPOLIS PHONE: BE 9222 JOE REYNOLDS Electrical Contractor and it ' Lf, K i 1 f Repairs , pmsboro Phone: UL 2-3895 Compliments I ALEXANDER'S RADIO 8: of . ll l TELEVISION SERVICE Services are Specialty BROWNSBURG INDIANA 520 East Main Phone: UL 2-2470 BRowNsBuRG PASTRY Special Cakes I I i GARN ER S COAL YARDS WEDDING BIRTHDAY ll C08l FeI l'lllZeI' ANNIVERSARY it Lirrie General Hauling 5 Phones ll ' t3Brownsburg UL 2-2786 Phone Hours. Q' UL 2-2352 UL 2-2620 6 A.M. , 8'pM Best Wishes Class '56 SIMPSON OIL COMPANY GASOLINE FUEL Oll- U. S. l36 at High School Road lnclianapolis 'i' I g srusmwnms 9 Noam Hom-as ST I BROWHSBUE IUDIHFIH THE TOWN SHOP Famous Name SUITS - DRESSES AND SPORTSWEAR I Ii R ,I ' Regular - Peiife - Junior and Half Sizes 1 HE I OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 Tues., Thur., Sai. SHOP HERFF-JONES SAUNDERS MARKET COMPANY , . MANUFACTURING JEWELERS id ,Ri AND I ' N 4- ,S STATIONERS .- I407-I409 Norfh Capifol Indianapolis 7 Indiana I By-owngburg Danville CompIimenI's of OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS Weslcrn'AuIo N Agtzifte Across 'From School MEAT GROCERIES AUTO PARTS RADIOS FRESH VEGETABLES APPLIANCES TELEVISION Brownsburg Phone: UL 2-2757 2l Easi' Main Phone: UL 2-2492 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 BROWNSBURG FLOWER SHOP and Greenhouses FLOWERS Fon. EVERY occAsno N Phone' UL 2-46 I 9 . Th! Bu! Yrlrbookl Are TAYLOR MAUY HING COMPANY DALLAS, TEXAS X7 7 QWV-ziwzzy fu W7 'Cin'-C-EI! M744 www 'V ff0f0?f6'd, 31 -Aa! 776, Zi -uf Ll!-:.a.w..u uf .1 .nw 1 W-QF -KF' ':. 1' 1 ' . - v I ,, M ff J F' A 'nf ff 'U I,-. ' 'qffm mf w W ,iifflafi .wg-'W XX-Q5 'N S, 4 N . gm-f1,vf eb ffnqi UL 9 1.229 -'d ' 'f 'I' ,, iv Y u ms- - my - 0 Q. H. 'Q .Q f- ' 1. .. . as Q, I tg., . ,U A ...i , - 5 , kljp. H 1 in 'Y -' i, ,r GA si - ,J:44' J -V IL, ,nal Inllqi' . Y. I . F P 9 . :,g AJ .. . f dv Y? 'H- V. 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