Brownstown High School - Webb Yearbook (Brownstown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1958 volume:

I1-H5 Wg 'Jhe Webb 1955 Buownatown -Hzqh School B f 9 4 Q 1 o WA F Q . o o rs. K n NX x X N , ' H ' fi,TL.f'i'j 5 ' 'of 'A N N If fzowna own, n iana Gun School l Vx SIE 'ff'-7' lf? Our memories will always linger in these buildings where we have spent the past twelve years working and learning Together. B. -H. S. 'lv N, Dedzcatcon We the 1958 Webb Staff, dedlcate our annual to the town of Brownstown a wonderful place In whlch to lave We deducate thus book to our town to show our appre cnataon for the many opportumtnes that the cltnzens have given to us We feel It has been cl prlvllege to be a part of a commumty which have given so generously of their time and loyalty 'Jable ob Contenta Introduction Admmlstratlon Sensors Act: vu ties Athletncs Underclassmen s 3 I O I . ..1 -, .11 .23 .39 ,, .53 Ad. -70 Webb Stabb SEATED Joe Reynolds Bob Kamman Roger Stafford Betty Butt Mr Hmnefeld Sharon Greathouse Joe Bexckman Ioetta Wayman STANDING Judy Corrmgton Elame Weddell Judy Mrller Barbara . rl I 8 'x yr 5 , , , ,. . 1 , . . 1 I 1 I I I ' . ... ... . . .... . .... . . . 6 .. . ..... . . ... . . ... . .. .. Hallow JackBarte1s Charles Spurgeon L1ndaDar1age Mr. Hmnefeld, Roger Stafford, Betty Butt. 4 Editor Assistant Editor Feature Editor Assistant Featur Art Editor Sports Editors Photographers Business Manager Advertising Managers . . Calendar . Betty Butt Roger Stafford Sharon Greathouse Editor Lmda Darlage Joe Reynolds Jack Bartels Charles Spurgeon Judy Muller Barbara Hallow Bob Kamman Joetta Wayman Joe Beickman Elaine Weddell Judy Carrington Sponsor . . Mr. Hinnefeld Ai M , ,, -' , 1 5 ii rt!!-99 fldminiatnation g , l it T IJWQWQT WILLIAM SHARP HAL DRIVER Supermtendent Pr1nc1pa1 Through the gulclance and direction of these men, the students have benefited greatly the past year This successful year could not have been possible were nt not for these men School Bound Treasurer Henry Nxerman Secretary These w1111ng men plan our school year wrth careful conslderatron for the students 5 Dr. Kenneth Brown, Memberg Herschell Vermilya, Presidentg William Sharp, Superintendentg Theodore Goss, UQ. Dflwena Irvm McCrary Ora Hunsucker Everett Ayers Omer Terkhorn Charles Shelton Caroll Weaver Srm Holle Cectl Perry Cooled Mary Kastmg Dorothy Hansome Olga Heller pbpllll Cuatodzana -...f A .V , I 1 Y v M L V If f ' ' 'ff. W , 0 . I I 1 9 ' l I . . , , . Q ,ffl V' -s. , A ' , l Y. 0 t f . 4' 1 ' l I 'I 7 KEITH SKELTON Indiana State B.S. Music DA RLEN E WAY MAN School Secretary GERL FURR Indiana State B.S. Mathematics Health ELEANOR LUCAS Franklin College A, English Music DARRELL DUFFY Indiana State B.S. Industrial Education Driver's Education JOANNE GILI Western Kentucky College B,S, Physical Education B. 'Jacultq LYNN HINNEFELD Purdue University B.S. Science LORETTA BUTT Depauw University A.B, Home Economics GEORGE CUMMINGS Purdue University B.S. . Vocational Agriculture Science LOUIS SOMMERS Indiana Central B.S. Mathematics, History Health ANNETTE HOUSTON Franklin College A.B. English, Speech HARRY SPUIGEON Indiana Central B.S. Butler University M . S . Mathematics SU A .Q 'lacultq B. ALVERA SHAW Indiana Central A.B. Latin, English WHARTON REYNOLDS Canterbury College B.S. Indiana University M.S. Art, Social Studies BERNADOTTE ROBERTSON Indiana University A,B, University ofChicago M. S. Commercial CHARLES DENBO Indiana Central B.S. Social Studies Assistant Coach MARTHA MCAFEE Butler University B.S. Indiana University M.S. English, Librarian JIM BLEVINS Indiana Central B.S. Social Studies Physical Education Coach 14 'Jqpical School Daq The biology class hard at work. Shop boys making bookshelves Home Economics girls practicing The art class ma king posters rules of etiquette. Kin 1 Ives L 1 Learning a little English. Future Secretaries at work. 10 4' 0 I l 1 X Q s wg Q ' 1 , 'K ,n 1 A xl gg 'fi 'W'- 4 , sv . .If A . M, A . ,Q 2 W. ?-Q 1 3 , 5, Laat wrll and 'Ieatament We the Semor Class of 1958 wtsh to wrll the followrng To the Juniors we will our Senior seats in the Booster Club To the Sophomores we wrll our ability to dnve to school To the Freshmen we will our abrlity to stay out of trouble with the teachers BEACH ALl.MAN being of sound mmd will my strarght harr to Jack Wheeler provrdrng he doesn t put a pemmanent tn rt DEAN ANDERSON being of unsound mmd wrll my ability to get along with Mr Cummtngs to lhckle Joe Robison JACK BARTELS do hereby wrll my abrlrty to chew bubble gum to Jerry Robertson rn hopes that he wrll get as brg a bang out of rt as 1 have JOY BAUGHMAN always of unsound mmd do hereby wrll my abrhty to get a nch man to Carolyn Knott If she thtnks she can do better than I drd I JOE BEICKMAN do hereby wrll my manly physrque to John Srtterdmg I SHELIA BELL do hereby bequeath the abrlrty to love go steady wrth and be farthful to one boy wluch was wtlled to me so many ttmes to Becky Johnson She wrll find rt ln excellent condrtton as I have found no use for rt JUDY BLANKENSHIP being of sound mrnd do hereby wrll my Seal rn bookkeeping class to anyone crazy enough to take rt FOREST BOLING in my last wrll and testament wrll my old Government book to Mr Denbo I DeANNA BROOKS being of sound mind wrll my abrlrty to sktp classes and not get caught to Lynn Stemkamp I BETTY BUTT rn my last wrll and testament wrll my abrltty to get along wrth Englrsh teachers to my brother hm B111 who needs rt desperately DEDORES COCKERHAM berng of sound mmd wrll my abrhty to skate to Carolyn Srmons SCARLETT COLEMAN wrll my Freetown boyfnend Chuck Davrs to Susre Spurlm provrdrng she can get hrm JUDY CORRINGTON never berng of sound mmd do hereby wrll my colossal sneezes to Srs McKrnney for further use rn her study hall LINDA DARLAGE berng of sane mmd Ito the best of my knowledgey do hereby wrll my destre and abrhty to wear htgh heeled shoes to Iris Achelpohl WILMA GOSS do hereby wrll my Job as Grade School Iabranan to Roy Ratlrff tn hope that he can control rt better than I drd I SHARON GREATHOUSE berng of sound mmd ? wrll my abthty to go steady wrth a tall Blonde to Shelra Gossman I BILL HACKMAN berng of sound mmd '79 do wrll my abllrty to dnve on gravel roads wlthout gettmg stuck to my brother leon who needs rt badly I BARBARA HALLOW berng of absent mmd will my abthty to work out lunch count correctly everyday to Mr Duffy provtdrng he uses it next year I FRANCES HELIER, berng of sound mind at times wrll my natural red hatr to all bleach blondes I ALBERTA HOLLE do hereby wrll my abthty to go steady with just one boy to Gwen Hutcheson I LINDA HORSTMAN wrll my abrlity to talk tn classes wrthout getttng caught to Betty lane and Becky Zabel I FRANK HUTCHESON rn my last wrll and testament do Joyfully wrll all my theme papers back to Mrs Houston rn hogs that she enJoys reading them as well as I enjoyed writrng them I LARRY JOE IVORY certainly not berng of sound mind nor body do hereby wrll no one anything for I need everythtng I have and w1ll even accept contributions I BOB KAMMAN being of sound mind will the H Bomb whrchl burred under the school to everyone who rs rn the school when rt goes off CAROLYN LUENEBRINK berng of unsound mtnd wrll my abtlrty to frnrsh school to my brother Fred rn hope that he uses ll as well as I did GEORGE MAIN being sound '7 ?? do hereby wrll my chertshed yell leadrng outftr to Hal V Ufunkxej Ikiver Jr I JACK McCORY WHO never was in sound mmd and about half sober at the moment wrll my abrhty to always have a spare grrl to Drck Robison for when he gets caught up wrth he ts gomg to need one I JUDY MILLER, berng rn my usual mental frame of mmd do wrll to Nancy Schleter my abrhty to thrnk up excuses to get out of classes I VAN MORRDW berng of reasonably sound mmd and body wrll my everlasting sun tan to Leon Hackman to show off hrs blonde flattop I CONNIE NEAL do hereby wrll my abthty of always ftndmg a rrde dpwntown to Carolyn Brooks I ROBERT OTTE never of sound mmd ? ? but sober at the present wrll my abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Cummrngs to Drck Robtson who needs it very badly I DONALD PETERS berng of QI hopej sane mmd and sound body do hereby wrll my abrhty to chew chewmg gum and not get caught rn Mr Hrnnefeld s class to I C Allman I ROBERT PHILLIPS berng of sound mmd wrll my natural red harr to Betty Lane I CONNIE PRINCE wrll my abthty to flrrt and strll stay rn the good graces of my classmates to Susan Ragsdale who I understand needs lt badly I JOANNE RATLIFF berng of sound mmd 'IW9 wrll my abrlrty to get a dramond for Glrrstmas to Wanda Frsher and Martha Cartwright rn hopes that they get one from Roger and Glen and my old love for Smug to Janet Allman I IDUISE REINBOLD berng of sound mmd Ihope hereby wrll my abtlrty to get along wrth Mrs Butt to Gayle Wrlhams I JOE REYNOLDS berng of reasonably sound mmd do hereby wrll my harr to my Dad Mr Reynolds I GORDON ROBERTSON being ofa reasonably sound mtnd do hereby wrll my abrlrty to ftnd excellent parkrng places to Bucky QI-lighway 50j Rochner I CAROLYN SCHROER, will my abllrty to get along wrth Mr Denbo to Wanda Ftsher and Martha Cartwnght rn hopes that they have better success than I drd I INKY SHELTON berng of sound mrnd wrll my naturally curly harr to Jack Wheeler I RUTH ANN SILENCE belng sound of mind Ihope hereby wrll my abrlrty to study on lessons to my mece Reva Mae Srlence rn hopes that she wrll use rt l CHARLES SPURGEON being of sound mmd at the present do hereby wrll my brother Dave my alarm clock rn hopes that he can get up rn time to feed hrs horse l ROGER STAFFORD berng of sound mind and not wrth Drnk at the present wrll my dual exhaust to Hotrod Bedwell I GUS VonDIElENGEN never of sound mmd and sober at the present wrll my worn and torn bookkeeprng book to Jamce Anderson rn hopes that she wrll have better luck wtth rt than I drd I SANDRA WAGONER, do wrll my abrlrty to talk rn study hall wrthout gettrng sent to the offtce to Renae Butler who ts rn bad need of rt I JOETTA WAYMAN berng of lrttle mmd do hereby wrll my abrhty to flat park on the street Instead of the srdewalk to Becky Zabel rn the belref that she could use rt I ELAINE WEDDELL, wrll my lst charr rn the saxophone secuon rn band to John Srrterdrng rn hopes he doesn t have any compeutors l JOHN WINKS being of unsound mmd and body wrll my maxrmum load shotgun shells to Deacon Darlage so he can lull rabbits tnstead of Just trckltng them o 1. ' . . . . U . . , . .' I. . ' . ' . ' . ' ' . L ' . . . ' I . . . ,, ,, . I. 1 I . ' . .. ,. . ,. '. . I. . ' . . . . . I, , ' . ' . . L I . . I . . . . . I' . . . , . I . . ' . . . . L ' . . D . . . . l L .I . . . . . . . I. . ' p 4 v a . r . . . I ' . .... i . . ' - . . . . . ' Heh! Hehl Hehl I, ' . . I . .. . . ' . . I, , .. ' ' ' ' . ' . Blue Hawaii flumon Pnom 1' YI w 9a 'JM HUM 0' X 'mn-,, -wi' Pievdem H010 Tteasurei Roget Sta e Gteaihous Sh3t0U secreiaw wavff' at 306113 PIeS1 em Spuigeon Vxce Semen Claaa We nors of l958 Hugh Scho l havrng flnlshed our last year at Brownstown o , have many promnsrng plans for the Future Our Ideas may be dufferent as we seek our life s vocations, but we will always strive to live up to the standards of our school. We are grateful to those who have he ladder of success. the Sen lped us in starting our climb up the and Chafles u'H7N , . ,3- -95 I I ll' ' 3 . 1 . 1 . o S .6 . , f . . . . I I . . . . . . , . I4 MAURICE LEE ALLMAN Beech Let's have another big one. F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Cross Country 1, 2. JOHN RICHARD BARTELS Jack Noop Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1, 2,3,45 Track 35 Softball 1,25 Band 1,2,3g Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, Vice-President 25 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, President 3, Treasurer 45 Science Club 3,4, President 45 Honor Society 3,4, President 45 Boy's State 35 Junior P1ay5 Webb 45 Latin Contest 25 State English Contest 35 Senior Play. HAROLD DEAN ANDERSON Asiattic Beech, 1et's bug to Seymour. F.F. A. 2,3,45 Hi-Y 2, 35 Basketball 15 Track 15 Cross Country 15 Choir 1. GLORIA JOY BAUGHMAN I-'erme Guess What! Jerry and I made up! Choir 1, 2,35 Latin Club lg Booster Club 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 President 45 Librar- ian's Club 3,45 Senior Play. Seniofta JOSEPH MERLE BEICKMAN Joey Shut up, Jerry Kay, so Elaine and I can study. Band 1,2,3,4, President 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 1,2,3,4, Student Conductor 3,43 Band Award 35 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 1, 2,3, 45 Latin Club 1,25 Science Club 3,45 Jun- ior P1ay5 Booster Club 45 Softball 15 Track 1 Webb 45 Bear News 4. SHELIA JEAN BELL Bell Saying: CENSORED G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1, 2,3,45 Bear News 2,35 Girls' State 35 Jun- ior Play, Majorette 1,2,3,45 Prom Attend ant 35 Yell Leader 1,2. IUDITH ANN BLANKENSHIP B1ankie 'You don't know, do you? G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,4, Latin Club 1,25 Commercial Club 3,45 Vice- President 45 Bear News 45 Senior Play. FOREST BOLING, Ir. Trees 'You can lead a horse to the trough, but you can't make him drink. Track 15 Cross Country 15 Basketball 15 Librarian's Club 45 F.F.A. 4. DeANNA BROOKS Dee Let's have one of Cockerham's cokes. Commercial Club 3. 4. BETTY JANE BUTT Janie Heavens no! Class Vice-President 25 Latin Club 1,23 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, President 45 Choir l,2, 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Secretary 45 Science Club 3,43 Booster Club 4, President 45 Bear News 2,3, Editor 35 Webb 4, Editor5 Girls' State 35 Junior Play5 Prom Attendant5 D.A.R. Award 45 Senior Play. Qnaduatinq NAN ACKERMAN BULTMAN Nan G.A.A. 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 Choir 1,25 Band 1,23 Junior Play5 Klondike 3. DELORES COCKERHAM Dee Let's have a big coke. Latin Club lg G.A.A. l,2,3,4g F.H.A. 2, 3,45 choir l,2,3. Y and SCARLETT JUNE COLEMEN C0lemen Oh, My gosh! Yell Leader 15 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Commer- cial Club 3,45 Treasurer 45 Band 1,2,35 Chou 1,2,a. LINDA LOU DARLAGE Bimbo 'How should I know? Band 1, 2,3,45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Science Club 3,45 Reporter 45 Bear News 45 Booster Club 45 Senior Play5 Webb5 Office Attendant 4. LINDA ELAINE HORSTMAN Squeak Hey, mate! Science Club 3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Reporter 25 G.A.A. l,2, 3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Booster Club, Treasurer 45 Band l,2,3,45 Bear News 2,33 Girls' State 3. ARNOLD FRANKLIN HUTCHESON HutCh Cra zy mixed -up females I Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Bas- ketball 3,45 Softball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,23 Hi-Y 3,45 Latin Club lg Science Club 3,45 Choir 4. Claaa X . 5 at 'lk LARRY JOE IVORY Peanut Let's play a hand of euchre. Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Gross Country 1, 25 Class Treasurer 15 Choir 1,25 Junior Play5 Prom Representative 1. SHARON LOUISE GREATHOUSE Muggsie Hey, Clyde ---- Latin Club 1, 25 Treasurer 25 State Latin Contest 25 Choir 1, 2,3,45 Band 2, 3,45 Stu- dent Conductor 45 Girls' Ensemble 35 Com- mercial Club 3,45 Secretary 45 Girls' State Alternate 3 Honor Society 3 4 Webb Class Treasurer 4 Senior Play IDA ELAINE WEDDELL Idsie Rea1ly? G.A.A. l,2,3,45 G.A.A. Queen 35 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Ensemble 35 Band 1, 2,3, 45 Secretary 45 District Solo and Ensemble Contest 45 Latin Club 1,2, Secretary 25 Commercial Club 35 Science Club 45 Girls' State 35 Prom Attendant 35 Junior Play5 Sen- ior Play5 Bear News 35 Webb 45 Booster Club 4. MARTIN LESTER JONES Jonesy Nancy went to bed at 12. Band 1,25 Track 1,25 Cross Country 1, 25 Basketball 1,25 Hi-Y 1,25 Latin Club 1. Claaa WILLIAM HENRY HACKMAN Bill Can't go, I've got a date. F.F.A. 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Cross Country 1.2. CONSTANCE SUE NEAL Connie ls that all right? Science Club 3,45 Band 1, 2,3,45 Majorette 2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Girls' Ensemble 35 G A.A. 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 15 Girls' State Alternate 35 Bear News 35 Yell Leader 1.3, 45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Prom Attendant 35 Homecoming Attendant 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Booster Club 4. JUDY LOUISE CORRINGTON Clyde This could prove to be interesting. Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Bear News 2, 35 Webb 45 Junior Play5 G-A.A. 1, 2,3, 4. CHARLES DENNY SPURGEON Charlie l'm not going to stay very long! Class President 25 Vice-President 3,45 Hi- Y 1, 2, 3,4, President 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball l5Track 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Science Club 3,45 Honor Society 3, 45 F.F. A. 25 Choir 1,2,3,45 Band 1,25 Webb 45 Boys' State 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Cross Country 4. 'IB ROBERT DALE KAMMAN Bob Let's build a rocket! Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Latin Club 15 F.F.A. 2, Secretary 2, Band 3,4, Boys' State 3, Science Institute 3: Science Club 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Webb 4g Booster Club 4. CAROLYN IUNE SCHROER Dimp1es Hey, Connie, did you see Junior pass? Choir 1,2g F.H.A. 3,4, Historian 3, Par- lia mentaria n 4. LYLE VAN MORROW Louie Let's be for buggin' out 1 Latin Club lg Hi-Y 1,2g Science Club 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Boys' State 3, Class President 1, 3, Student Council 1,2,3,4g Vice-President 3, President 4, Choir 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Manager 1, 2,3, 4. WILMA SUE GOSS Wi1m Well, what do you know about that? F.H.A. 1,21 G.A.A. 4, Booster Club 4. ob '58 CAROLYN LU ENEBRINK Pickles I'm coming. G.A.A. lg Librarian's Club 3,4, Com- mercial Club 3,4, Reporter 4, Bear Ne GEORGE NELSON MA IN Jug l've quit women for good ! Latin Club 1,25 Science Club 3,4, Hi-Y 1, 2,3,4g Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1,2,3,4g Track lp Junior Play, Booster Club 4, Bear News 3,4, Yell Leader 2, 3,4g Boys' State, Senior Play. WS JACK MCCORY NPopeye Deal me in, boys. Basketball 1,2, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, F.F. A . 1, 2, 4, Cleatspring 3. JUDITH ANNE MILLER ' JAM l'm babysitting for a change. Latin Club 1, Band 1,2, G.A.A. 1.2, Choir 1, 2,3,4, Science Club 3,4, I-'.H.A. 2,3,4, Secretary 3, President 4, National Convention Delegate 4, Junior Play, Girls' State 3, Webb 4, Senior Play. BARBARA SUE HALLOW Barb l can't go, I have to work. Band 1,2,3, Science Club 3,4, G.A.A. 1, 2.3.4: Ch0iI 1.2.3.4: Webb 4, Office At- tendant 4, Senior Play. IOANNE RATLIFF Josie Think I didn't? G.A.A. 1,2, Science Club 3,4, Band 1,2,3, Choir 1,2,3,4, Class Secretary 1,3, F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 1, Historian 2, Vice- President 3, Editor 4. Senior: SANDRA JEAN WAGONER Sandy Makes you wonder, don't it? F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Song Leader 2, Historian 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 3,4 Science Club 3, G.A.A. 1,2,3. GERALD NOLAN VonDIELlNGEN Gus It's possible but not probable. Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2, Cross Country 1,2, Softball 1,2,3, Hi' Y 1,2,3,4: F.F.A. l,2,3,4, President 4, Choir 1,2,3, Band l,2,3. ROGER DAVID STAFFORD Jack What did ya say old man? Class President 4, Treasurer 2,3, State Geometry Contest 2, Comprehensive Math. Contest 3, Webb, Assistant Editor, Student Council 4. RUTH ANN SILENCE Ruthie I don't know. Honor Society 3,4, Librarian's Club 3, 4, Choir 2, Bear News 4. GORDON WAYNE ROBERTSON Skipper I can't afford itl' Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 1, Band 1, 2, 3,4, Latin Club 1, Science Club 3,4, Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 3, F.F.A. 2, Sen- ior Play. ROBER DALE PHILLIPS Bob You know. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Track 1,2, Cross-Country 1,2, Hi-Y 1,4, Senior Play. K , - Cjnaduatea CONNIE SUE PRINCE Pick1es Ga ds Clearspring 1,2, Honor Society 3,4, F.H. A. 3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Band 3,4, Choir 3,4, Secretary 4, Bear News 4, Girls' State 3, Senior Play, Betty Crocker Homemaker Award 4. JOSEPH LEE REYNOLDS Joe I think I'll bug out of here. Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Band 1, 2,3, Science Club 3,4, Latin Club 1, Senior Play Webb, Booster Club 4. DONALD PETERS Pete Boy, that went over like a lead balloon! F.F.A. 2g Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Science Club 3,4g Booster Club 4. STELLA LOUISE REINBOLD Louise Oh, shootI GEORGE BRYAN SHELTON,Ir. Inky Let's bug. F.F.A. 4. JOHN THORNTON WINKS I Bull! Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4g Track 1, 2, 3g Cross Country 1, Hi-Y 1, 2,3,4, Science Club 3,4. FRANCES HELLER Frenchie I'm hungry! Latin Club 1gCh0ir 1,2,33 G.A.A. 1,2,3g Librarian's Club 4, Junior Play, Senior Play. ALBERTA LOIS HOLLE Bertie Got a date tonight! G.A.A. 1,2,3, Choir 1,2. ROBERT FRANK OTTE Otte Let's have another cold one. F.F.A. 4, Basketball 1,2g Track 1,23 Cross Country 1, 2. IOETTA JUNE WAYMAN Jetty Ye Gads! G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, F.H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 1, 2,3, District Editor 2, Secretary 4, Honor Society 3, 4: Choir 1, 2,3,4g Girls' State Alternate 3, Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4, Webb, Class Secretary 4. asswifh N, ,g'iQg.,L, iwlgvff f 1 Zfffififfixb' Q .- ,, . 1. -F 1. ' ', S-'71-fi' . Y x- ,M . 4 o ' l , 1 it V 1 s 9 W, ,.7f,Q'f-. , 2' 1,3 53, ?sfs?21s3f'f5i-KM . L -Lf, 'f fag f X f c-,N . ,, W . ,. ,, ,, M, , , . V .le . fx. :npaf 'YA f f 9 V S, . '-x 1 X ' Q2 1' he. 'Q 5' A A ' wi. Wu. Y , M1 .Af 41. WI. 4 ,of ,f W A 'cz W -r X mf. Q ' 4 qu. f O fu -1'-ill Lgyw . , Qgzygwif-' m Mfr ' 5 N-.M ff., g , 1 '51 , - 1 ' 2 1 - A '-. xp 1? . ', '-nu A , X Xxx-'ff-4, A.. 5? N' N l 1 'A vi w. ' . ' ,, A ,, 1 , , ,. ' .191 1 .5 A ,,.I STANDING: Mr. Reynolds, Sponsorg Joe Persinger, James Butt, Harry Spray, Sue Wayman, Mary Linda Butt, Mike Pferrer, SEATED: Roger Stafford, Charles Rochner, Van Morrow, Ioetta Wayman, Lois Teulker. Student Council The Student Council is composed of representatives from the various classes, seven through twelve. It is the governing body of the school and is constantly trying to improve existing conditions and to further the relations between students and faculty. The council is well established through a sound constitution and is con- stantly work-ing for mutual benefits. President Van Morrow, Vice President Charles Rochner, and Secretary Joetta Wayman, led the Student Council this year. The sponsors and advisors were Mr. Reynolds and Mr. Driver. 24 -Hanan Societq SEATED Mrs Houston Sponsor Jerry Robertson V1ce Presldent Jack Bortels Presrdent john Stuckwrsch Treasurer Betty Butt Secretary Rebecca Zabel STANDING Lmda Horstman Conme Prlnce Sharon Greathouse Gordon Robertson Charles Spurgeon Dale Easun Lols Teulker Cynthra Ratchff JoAnn Nrerman Jean Hansome Ruth Ann Srlence Joetta Wayman NATIONAL HONOR s0Cll1'Y YK ly 1 i 9' 1 The Socrety s :deals are scholarshlp leadership, character, and servace In order to belong to Honor Society, a student must malntam a B+ average For three consecutlve semesters Every year the Honor Society presents a cup to the Freshman consndered most outstandnng ln scholarshap, leadership, character, and servlce to has schoolmates and school 25 . , . . . 5 4 . ' . . . 5 ' . ' U High School Band FIRST ROW SEATED Conme Neal Shrrley Denny Susre Spurlrn Connre Pnnce Sally Spurgeon Ins Achepohl Shelra Bell AnedraRe1nbold Susan Ragsdale Lrnda Horstman Becky Zabel SECOND ROW SEATED JoAnn Nrerman Lourse Brewer Shelra Gossman Janet Lambnng Judy Murray Jeanette Robbrns Betty Lane Era Lergh Peters Jul1a Caudrll Joella Black Phrl Zabel Ronnre Scott B111 Sharp John Srtterdlng Lrnda Darlage Elarne Weddell THIRD ROW SEATED Barbara Stewart Jerry Kay Shrelds LaBerta Lucas Becky Johnson Dean Owens Sue Perry Beverly Payne Howard Sllvers Rochelle Caudrll Jerry Bedwell Gary D111 Jeffrey Nrerman Steve Ackerman Beverly McK1nney Allan Horstman Judy Corrrngton Sandy Wagoner Tom Barrels Tom Schwern larry Bowman Judy Spurgeon Roger Black Jean l-lansome STANDING Mr Skelton DIRECTOR Terry Defrbaugh Brlly Neal Joe Berckman Student Conductor Sharon Greathouse Student Conductor Betty Butt FROM LEFT TO RIGHT Joe Berckman Head Drurn Major Jeffrey Nrerman Assrstant Drum Major Connre Neal Jerry Kay Slueldg Shelra Bell Sally Spurgeon JoAnn Nrerman Sandy Wagoner 1 6 K5 .L 'N , . 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I K n Q ' 1 a J' Our musical director this year was Mr Keith Skelton During his first year at B H S Mr Skelton did a fine Job of planning and directing the musical activities of our school Student Concluctona Q Dmectou This year s student conductors are Joe Beickrnan and Sharon Greathouse Here they are discussing an arrangement with Seated are Elaine Weddell Secretary- Ioe Beickman President' Ronnie Scott Vice-President Standing Anedra Rein- bold Librarian Bill Sharp Treasurer- and Shirley Denny Librarian Mr Skelton Band Obbzceua -Hiqh School Chain The chorr was under the drrectron of Mr Ketth Skelton our new drrector and the offrcers are as follows George Marn Presrdent Dale Easttn Vrce Presrdent Connre Prrnce Secretary TOP ROW Frank Hutcheson Jerry Robertson Charles Rochner Joe Reynolds Robert Phrllrps Davtd Wrnks Joe Berckman Dale Eastm Charles Heller Gordon Robertson Charles Spurgeon Jack Bartels John Wrnks Barry Darlage George Marn Tom Bartels Phtl Zabel Jeffrey Nrerman Harry Spray Howard Srlvers Roger Black SECOND ROW Beverly McK1nney Beverly Payne Mary Mlller Jamce Henson Susan Ragsdale Carol Prlman Sharon Brown Shrela Gossman Thelma Eggeman Ins Achelpohl Barbara Stewart Rrta Nrcol Judy Spurgeon Julra Caudrll Rochelle Caudrll Gladys Kamman Shrrley Denny Era Peters Janet Lambrrng Sandy Gtbson Mary Hotchkrss THIRD ROW Sherla Allfers Vrrgrma Proffxtt Barbara Top1e Jeanette Robbrns Janrce Anderson Carolyn Brooks Sue Wayman Sally Spurgeon Anedra Rexnbold Sandra Wmrenger Judy D111 Lots Teulker Cynthra Ratchff Janet Anderson Carolyn Grelle Wanda Whrte laberta Lucas Joann Nrerman Jean Hansome Joella Black Judy Murray FOURTH ROW Mr Skelton Sandy Wagoner Connre Prrnce Sharon Greathouse Joetta Wayman Norma Doerr Betty Butt Lrnda Darlage Jerry Shrelds Judy Blankenshrp Connre Neal Ins Mrser Barb Hallow Theda Fleetwood Carolyn Ferguson Sandy Morrow Judy Mtllet Elarne Weddell Shelra Bell Lynnda Horstman Bet y Lane Judy Corrrngton SITTING Susre Spurlrn Becky Zabel 28 l 1 . 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Booaten Club FIRST ROW Linda Darlage Wilma Goss Joy Baughman Bob Kamman Joe Reynolds Janet Lambrlng Sue Wayman Janet Anderson Jud Spurgeon Betty Butt L1ndaHorstman Janice Anderson George Main Connie Neal Don Peters Carolyn Gre le Barbara Top ie Carolyn Brooks Judy Dill SECOND ROW Jeanette Robbins Shirley Denny Elaine Weddell Joe Beickman Mel a Benter Wanda White Mary Beth Hotchkiss Kay Wrnernger Carolyn Benter Joan Benter Carolyn Simons Carolyn Jones Thelma Egeman Janice Bowman Glad s Kamman Sandra Morrow Shelia Allfeis THIRD ROW Bill Sharp laberta Lucas Louise Brewer Judy Murray ul1aCaud1ll Sharon Brown Carol Pllman Sandy Gibson Kerth Fosbrink Lee Nowlrng Roger Johnson Chuckie Greger Larry Pogue Mary Lou Strdam Jeanice Bowman Patty Blankenship Rita Nicol FOURTH ROW Bill Neal Gary Dill Susan Ragsdale Beverly Payne Sue Perry Danny Nowling Emily Reinbold Sharon Brownin Rodney Stepp Carol Stark Renee Butler Anne Houston Tom Eastin Ava Gater Sally Evans Peggy Vehs age Joe Shields FIFTH ROW Steve Scott Larr Bowman Jeffrey Nierman Howard Silvers Dean Owens Theda Gale Persmger Judy Cockerham Rosa Nell S elton Eleanor Shelton Judy Hinton Tom Zabel Larry White Sharon Robertson Betty Stein Robert Lucas James Morrow SIXTH ROW Shelia Gossman Barbara Stewart Beverly McK1nney Nelson Sterling Shirley Strong Judy Speers Mar Linda Butt Nancy Schleter Renee Hubbard Nancy Sterling David Mulberry James Pierce Patty Hobbs Shir ey Darlage SEVENTH ROW larry Spurgeon Ronnie Hrnton Mike Fish Richard Caudill Floyd Thompson Patty Perry Teresa Reynolds Bonnie Bell Linda Baker Shirley Goss Ruth Amers Qumon -Hzqh Band FIRST ROW- Mona Ratcliff Carol Lubker Mary Linda Butt Robert rioleman Judy Sfpeer Sharon Browning Marge Hallow Bill Harlow Carol Stark Tom Eastin SECOND ROW: Rodney Ratcli f Nancy Schleter Tom Zabel Ruth Barnard Robert Lucas Mike Fish Sharlene Kamman Floyd Thompson Larry Scott Glenn Paul Don Solvern Rodney Stepp Gary Cross Anna Belle Barnard Richard Caudill Mary Anne Lowery SIANDING: Mr Skelton director Dave Spurgeon Ronnie Hinton Anne Houston. GAA FIRST ROW Wilma Goss Scarlett Coleman Judy Blankenship Judy Corrrngton Elaine Weddell Barbara Hallow Linda Darlage Connie Neal Linda Horstman Joetta Wayman Jo Anne Nierman Gwen Hutcheson Joella Black Betty Butt SECOND ROW Jerry Shields Cynthia Ratcliff Janet Anderson Janice Anderson Iris Miser Jean Hansome Sally Spurgeon Betty Lane Rivecca Zabel Susie Spurlin Nelda Fields Janet Lambrmg Carolyn Brooks Mrs Gilt THIRD ROW Mary Miller Mary Overshmer Sandra Morrow Barbara Toppe Wanda White Jeanette Robbins Laberta Lucas Carolyn Grelle Theda Fleetwood Judy Dill Julia Caudrll FOURTH ROW Sheila Gossman Susan Ragsdale Sue Wayman Mary Beth Hotchkiss FIFTH ROW Iris Achelpohl Era Leigh Peters Billie Stagman Barbara Overshiner Rebecca Johnson Carolyn Jones Sharon Brown Beverly McKinney Beverly Payne Carol Pxlman The Glrls Athletlc Assoclatlon this year as under the sponsorship of Mrs Gull the gurls physlcal education teacher The actlvlty program consusted of softball, volleyball, basket ball, tap dancing, tumbling, and soclal dancing The G A A sponsored the dances after the home ball games agam thus year, another prolect was the selling of basketball schedule pencils The annual Christmas Dance was the outstanding soclal event thas year The offrcers of the G A A this year were Betty Butt, President, Joella Black, Vlce president, JoAnne Nlerman, Secretary Joetta Wayman, Treasurer, and Gwen Hutcheson Polnt Chairman 30 Roche1lCaudi1l, Patty Blankenship, Gloria Bane, Cheryl Fields. Sandy Gibson, Barbara Stewart, Judy Spurgeon, I I . 0 0 T O . P ' I H. FIRST ROW Mr Spurgeon SECOND ROW Jack Bartels Charles Spurgeon Ronme Scott THIRD ROW Robert Phrllrps Frank Hutcheson Jerry Robertson Charles Rochner Dave Wrnks Joe Reynolds FOURTH ROW Roscoe Ratlrff Harley Atktnson Noel Hubbard Terry Deftbaugh John Wrnks JohnS1tterdrng Steve Ackerman Donald Peters Larry McElfresh Jrm Lane Roger Black FIFTH ROW Larry Grbson IohnStuckw1sch Joe Berckman Larry Bowman Bob Kamman Gordon Robertson Barry Darlage Robert Kasung Ronme Mrller Tom Bartels George Marn Phrl Zabel SIXTH ROW Steve McWt1l1ams Jeffrey Nrerman Jerry Bedwell Torn Schwem B111 Sharp Harry Spray J Larry Pogue Kerth Fosbrtnk Jrm B111 Butt Dale Eastrn Charles Heller Dean Owens Donald Gardner Charles Greger Allen Horstman The Platform of the HI Y Club IS clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarshrp, and clean Irving The many new members as well as the old members have Followed thus pattern throughout the year 31 l l , B1 'Phu Chem Club SEATED John Wmks Charles Spurgeon Ronald Mrller George Maru Elalne Weddell Conme Neal Lmda Horstman JoAnne Rathff STANDING Barbara Hallow Jack Wheeler Lmda Darlage Rebecca Zable Charles Rochner J C Allman Jerry Robertson Roscoe Ratlrff Jerry Bedwell Ronald Scott Lo1sTeu1ker Dale Eastm Joe Reynolds Van Morrow Jamce Anderson Joe Belckman Frank Hutcheson Donald Peters Suz1e Spurhn Jack Barrels Gordon Robert The Bl Phu Chem Club has clone many mterestmg experiments this year delving unto the realm of physlcs and chemistry The arm of the club IS to Increase our knowledge and skull In science so that we may gave a greater service to our community and nation We strlve to achleve these alms through numerous experlments nn sclentlflc procedures through observation, and dlscusslon Eighteen new members were lmtlated Into the club thas year makmg an active member shlp of thirty sax Officers elected were President, Jack Bartels, Vice Presldent, Charles Spurgeon, Secretary Treasurer, Linda Horstman, Reporter, Linda Darlage 32 I C son, Betty Butt, John Stuckwisch, Judy Miller, David Winks, Mr. Hinnefeld. I - Latin Club FIRST ROW Judy D111 Wanda Wh1te Barbara Top1e Laberta Lucas Iulra Caud11l Tom Schweln Carolyn Grelle Theda Gayle Fleetwood Shtrley Ault and Mrs Shaw Sponsor SECOND ROW Cheryl Fields Sandra Gibson Barbara Stewan She11a Gossman Susan Ragsdale Judy Murray Mary Beth Hotchkrss Janet Lambnng Carolyn Brooks Gladys Kamman THIRD ROW Judy Spurgeon Rochelle Caud111 Ir1sAche1poh1 Era Lergh Peters Carolyn Jones Beverly Payne Carol Pilman Sharon Brown Beverly McK1nney FOURTH ROW Howard Srlvers Charles Greger Ph1l Zabel Noel Hubbard Larry Grbson Mlke Pferrer B111 Sharp Allen Horstman Jeffrey Nierman FIFTH ROW Steve MCW11113mS Harry Spray Gary D111 Tom Bartels James Butt Larry Bowman Roger Black The Latnn Club had their annual Roman Banquet this year doing almost everything in the ancnent Roman customs The offrcers for the year are Presndent, Julla Caudlll V1 ce Presudent, Tom Schweln, Secretary, Wanda Whlte, and Treasurer, Barbara Tople Our sponsor for thus year was Mrs Shaw, our Latm teacher 33 I W . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 I . . . I I I O I U 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . 1 Q I 1 1 1 . . . . . . 1 I I 1 1 o 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 1 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 T314 SITTING John Sttterdmg Don Shelton Forest Bolrng Gerald VonD1elmgen Advrsor Mr Cummings Barry Darlage Maurrce Allman Lynn Stemkamp Leon Hackman STANDING Pat Rrchart Roger Stuckwtsch John Phllrps Joe Sullrvan Glen Ratcltff Roger Johnson Lester Lambrmg Terry McKtnny Robert Otte Rrchard Bane Dean Anderson Jack McCory George Shelton James Brownrng '34-114 dv' .rxluf ,A SEATED IN THE FIRST ROW ARE OUR OFFICERS FOR THIS YEAR. Joanne Ratlrff Edrtor Joetta Way man Secretary Wanda Frsher Song Leader Mrs Ioretta Butt Advrsor Judy Mtller Presrdent Connre Prmce Vrce Presrdent Nelda Frelds Treasurer Carolyn Schroer Parlramentarian Sandra Waggoner Hrstortan SECOND ROW JoAnn Benter Carolyn Benter Charlene Ferguson Melba Darlage Ins Mtser Janet Anderson Betty Lane Janice Anderson Norma Doerr Carolyn Slmmons Sue Perry Patty Blankenshrp Mary Overshrner Kathleen Stout Thelma Eggeman Mary Mrller Mary Strdham THIRD ROW Reva Srlence Martha Cartwrtght Jean Sternkamp Becky Johnson Shelra Allfers Kay Stagman Barbara Overshtner Janet Allman Delores Cockerham Jean A11 man Glorra Bane Cheryl Frelds Kay Henson Sharon M111er Jeanrce Bowman Janrce Bowman s 's ws Q' s N U Q1 Yi si? FIRST ROW: Rebecca Johnson, Janice Anderson, Janet Anderson, Joy Baughman, Gwen Hutcheson, Ruth Silence. SECOND ROW: Frances Heller, Norma Doerr, Theda Fleetwood, Carolyn Grelle, Cynthia Ratcliff, Carolyn Ferguson, Carolyn Luenebrink, Mrs. McAfee, Sponsor, THIRD ROW: Ronnie Scott, Tom Gossman, Iris Miser, Roscoe Ratliff, Lois Teulker FIRST ROW: Gwen Hutcheson, Cynthia Ratcliff, Jean Hansome, JoAnn Nierman, Betty Lane SECOND ROW: Joy Baughman, President, Sharon Greathouse, Secretaryg iris Miser, Donna Frederickson, Judy Blankenship, Vice-President, Janice Anderson, Scarlett Coleman, Treas- urer. THIRD ROW:Joe1la Black, Carolyn Luenebrink, Carolyn Knott, Miss Robertson, Spon- sor, Glenda Stahl, Deanna Brooks. 35 '.'Iattletale Senion 'Plaq Cant i How would you feel if your secret diary was published in the town paper under a pen name and you heard everyone wondering who that awful girl could be? That is iust what happened to Patty. But the shake-up really did the communit good, and Patt owns up when she finds out that someone else is bearing the blame for her and all ends happily. CHARACTERS: Patty Blaine, who drops the bomb, fSharon Greathousej, Mr. and Mrs. Blaine, her pleasant father and frivolous mother, Nan Morrow and Jud Milleri, Isabel Blaine, lConnie Neali, Patty's charming older sister who is in love with the young news- r editor Paul Cummin Charles ur eon Artie Blaine Geor e Main Pat s P Pe ', 'sf-fi SP9 is ' 'A 9 'L W' younger brother and a thorn in her side, Mr. Nixon, QBob Phillipsi, the high school princi- pal whose wife, fConnie Princei, has a hat craze until he finall asserts himself, Miss Wig gam, a teacher, lFrances Hellerj, Mr. Whitaker, QBob Kammani president of the school board, Mrs. Lorimer, president of the Women's Club, QLinda Darlagei, and Mr. Bixley, a business man, lGordon Robertsoni, all come in for their share of startling revelations. Ida Ma , fElaine Weddellj, Patty's very best girl friend, Tocl, Uack Bartelsi, Patty's boy friend, Louella, Uoy Baughmanj, Barney, fFrank Hutchesoni, and Monica, QBetty Buttj, are high school students who ADVERTISERS help complicate the plot. Walt Kennedy, Uoe Rey- noldsj, the eagle-eyed detective, Hetty Heaton, QBarbara Hallowj, of the radio, and Quiz, Uudy Blankenshipj, the big-city reporter, continue the confusion. STAGE CREW Uhe flunion Plaq ou Can't Kzaa Cauolme Carollne Adams Janet Anderson movmg unto East End Hugh caused quite an uproar among the smooth set whose club was situated nn Ma Rand s Irls Mrser drug store The boys Malt Roy Ratlnffl Johnme Ronme Scott Wlllle Dave Winks and the Becker twlns, Stanley and Howle Jerry Robertson and Bucky Rochner all chase after Caroline luke a pack of wolves only to get the door slammed on theur tanls The gurls Bunny Uerry Shleldsl Pat Gwen Hutcheson , Sally Susle Spurlln Shlrley Sally Spurgeon and Jeannette lBecky Zabel are all In a stew over the loss of their boyfriends, too! You Can t Kass Caroline was the bet made by the boys with thelr leader and football team captam Joe Dale Eastnn Susne Carolme s ten year old sister Betty Lane , was glven anythlng she wanted to keep her mouth shut after she overheard the whole deal but Susle lets the cat out of the bag anyway Mrss Jameson the East End Science teacher Cynthia Ratcllff , seems to be the only unconcerned one Everythlng settles down to normal with all happy when Caroline IS forced to do a little eavesdropping gee Gun 'IMD COUN ID STAGE CREW FRONT ROW Wanda Flsher Martha Cartwnght Florence w1SChm6l6I Lms Teulker Barbara Scroggs James Brownmg SECOND ROW Ronme Scott Norval Sweeney Rlchard Bane John Stuckwlsch JC Allman Jack Wheeler 37 ' ll . .6 , . . . . ,, ,, . . .c. .5 . --. C . , .Q . ,I ..c . ,I . ' .Q yn . . . .D . n . I 4 nl l ' 'lf .' l. ul u . Q H l'- . . . C .L .I ., U - . 4 J .. . u I 0 . ,cs . 0, 0 o In 5' Bean Tlewa Stalib The Bear News Staff has furnished our school with the latest happenings and events around school each month Rebecca Zabel and Lois Tuelker are Editors with Ronnie Scott their assistant Betty Lane Social Edrtor wtth Janet Lambring assistant Jerry Shields Feature Editor with Gwen Hutcheson her assistant George Main Sports Editor with Janice Anderson his assrstant Cynthia Ratliff Grade School reporter with Carolyn Brooks assistant Class reporters are Joe Beickman Jean Hansome Barbara Topie Sue Perry Carol Stark and Richard Caudtll Artists are Dave Winks and Julia Caudill Club reporter is Carolyn Grelle and Ltnda Darlage rs Scrence Club reporter Sales Manager JoAnn Nierrnan wrth Laberta Lucas Joella Black and Sally Spurgeon assistants Business Manager Suste Spurlin Typists Ruth Ann Silence Carolyn Luenebrink Connie Prince Judy Blankenship Printers are George Shelton Larry Ivory Roger Stafford Forest Bolmg M Duffy is the sponsor this year 38 1 . . s ' . , , . . . , . . . 0 D , 1 . 0 D S a Q , , , ' . I'. .......-,, KK J i 4' S A? 5. .W -0 rx I K nf 'S .f.,4 ' N 'JIS nfl: Q ' ,, 'ea A ' ur' L., ', 5 4494.5 A5 -sig-5. ',. A , s f M ' X 'Q V w ,af -I! ff? I ,AHQ5 A o ,. ,V ,4,,Q'Ll'11H 'M f 1 ,Mf.1,, ., ,.. 5 1 ww -ss, S Coaching Stabb Charles Denbo George Conner Iames Blevms Lours Sommers Charles Denbo assistant coach Coach Denbo s mann responsibility was the seventh and eighth grade team He had the responsibility of teaching these boys the funda mentals of basketball He rs also In charge of the cross country team George Conner assistant coach Coach Conner played an important role with the seventh and eighth grade team as well as the freshman squad. He also showed these boys the fundamentals of basketball. James Blevins - Head coach - Coach Blevins' responsibilities were the varsity bas ketball team, reserve squad, and baseball team. He is the one who accepts the responsibility for success or failure in our athletics. Louis Sommers - Assistant coach The freshman team was Coach Sommers' respon sibility. He worked hard at giving his boys experience and bettering their basic fundamentals so as to prepare them for their future basketball careers. 40 I l lil if J' - . - . . Baaeball FRONT ROW: Mike Pferrer, SECOND ROW: Jim Lane, Steve Ackerman, Alan I-lorstman. THIRD ROW: Coach Blevins, Terry Defibaugh, Roger Stuckwisch, Dave Nowling, Tom Bartels, Jack Bartels, Charles Spurgeon, John Winks, Gus VonDielingen, Jim Bill Butt, Dickie Joe Robinson, Lester Lambring, Assistant Coach Denbo. ,W-,Q -'S .gr ' Our fortunes in Baseball took a definite turn for the better this season. Our season record was two and one in the conference, and two and one ' outside for a four won and two lost season. Jack Bartels turned in some 's brilliant pitching performancesg he along with John Winks, Charles Spurgeon, Gus Vondielingen and Jack McCory will be sorely missed next fall. However our underclassmen should supply a strong nucleus Q -as for another season, W i fl , , ZX . 4,., 'Q Austin backed into the conference champion- ship by refusing to play a rained-out game. They won a well played game from us in the season opener. 'Inaclz 6 Cnoaa-Countuq Mr Denbo JohnPh1l11ps Barry Darlage Van Morrow Dale Easnn Frank Hutcheson Charles Rochner Larry Pogue Jerry Robertson Lee Nowlmg The 1957 cross country squad although an nnexperlenced group of runners, showed theur courage and determination to Improve their record throughout the ear We can be proud of the effort that t ese boys put forth for our school Our 1957 track team was one of the best In the school s history Thus was due, to a large extent, to the efforts of Ronme Ratcllff Ronme, who graduated last sprung, was he also participated In the 220 ard ash and the hugh lump He placed thlrd In the con ference ln the broad lump,and t :rd an the 100 yard dash In the sectional he won the broad lump with a lump of 21 3 He placed second In the 100 yard dash wlth a time of 10 4seconds In the reglonal he got the second best lump nn the state with 22 1 Ronme as the only person In the school s history to partlclpate an the state track meet We are all proud of the achievements of thus B.H S graduate 42 especially successful in the broad iumcp and the 100 yard dash. In addition to these events, Vauartq Squad KNEELING Van Morrow Frank Hutcheson Dave Wxnks STANDING Jack McCory Charles Rochner Jerry Robertson Dave Nowhng Gus VonD1ehngen Charles Spurgeon Coach B1ev1ns Pr1nc1pa1Dr1ver Jack Bartels John WIDRS Glen Bane Dale Eastm Dxck Robison Mrke Pferrer Seaaon Recond Nov Nov Nov Nov c Dec Dec Dec an an an an an an e e e e e Secflonal e Mar l 1-1 Jamboree af Seymour Valloma l 2 game Charlestown Mlfchell Orleans Salem Seymour Scoftsburg Tourney af Clarksvllle Salem Bofesvllle Clarksville Oolnhc Srlver Creek Corflancl Maclnson Milan Slwawswlck Cor don Pao 1 North Vernon Hayden Seymour OPP 0 B.H.S. . l ' l 7 J 34 7 . I5 41 58 . 26 ' 49 47 . 29 64 65 De . 6 66 49 . 10 53 74 , . 13 53 55 . 23 ' 56 59 J Clarksville 58 55 J . 4 ' 68 42 J . 10 ' 61 59 J . 14 ' ' 72 45 J . I7 ' 56 66 J . 25 59 48 J . 31 ' 54 49 F b. l ' 64 72 F b. 4 ' 57 75 F lo. 8 48 65 F b. 14 52 60 F b. 2l 55 68 F b. 27 64 49 . 54 60 Vanaitq CHARLES SPURGEON- 8 JACK BARTELS, a 6'2 senior 6'3 S6l'1iOl' CCIIICI. Cl13l'lCS fgfwafd. Jack is dgadly gn 3 is dangerous on one-handed Jump shot and a onehanded set set shots. He is the team's shotg a good rebounder. Nice best rebounder. Well done job, Jack, Spurge . GERALD QGUSJ VON DIELINGEN a 6'1 senior forward. Gus JOHN WINKS' a 6'1-- senior JACK MCCORY, a 5'8 senior is a good scorer and 8 hard forward. A mean rebnnnder, guard. Jack is a real scrapper. driver: g00d rebouuderv john cleaned the bggrdg, He is d3l1gCl'0l.1S dI'iVil'1g Ol' We'1l miss you Gus! Congratulations, john! shooting long. Baalzetball .TERRY ROBERTSON, a guard. We should hear a lot from Jerry and his one-handed jump shot has d 1 d h- next year. e 5'8 iurliof DICK RoB1soN, a 5'8 junior guard. The sparkplug ofthe team. Dick eve ope is scoring greatly. CHARLES QBUCKQ ROCHNER, a 5'7 GLEN BANE, a 6'1 junior forward. MIKE PFERRER. 2 5'7 S0Ph0m0fe junior guard. A tough defensive man, A fierce eemperiror' Glen was e guard. A sharp-shooter with either Buck has also developed a skill at dangerous scoring threat and a hand, Mike should really be driving lay-ups. good reberrrrder. heard from next year. + xi nw I 93 ,H 1 1. fy 9 , E Z lu' . 'WWE' xv H A I f A X . V il 'ff WW M 1? J 5 V W 443 pg? 6 4 I if fy M45 v '4 gm , , 4 gg v : 6 ' H SN ' W4 -Q sg x i mg. V 1' X ' 7? Z' ,IX I QW kquky 11' ff-A 9:2 ,ffv hun, NFB. fi R rs ,Q A I ,1 RI' .AV ef. rv I . N 'FF i EA' 92 , yn Vk t ,QE Li nw - ,-2, ' L, yi p . : 3 4 71 iflli. A f 54f?7,gf. ft7'f'V's - - Q' 'Y 1 ag ' K 5 yu 7 ' ' ' :.,rf:.f-'-, V Y.-A f K , ' W ' -zi'1iii'v'sf 5 .. x w f 5 ' 'ff' f ' ff, if, , . y K -, - 4 xl 0 ,ss ,, 9 I x,- , .f f, . -2 Ki ' W'm5!'-iQ , 'Asif .iv X Q 5970 I i4 ' If AF ' R 5. N ff, :Q I g 5 4 2- ' av ' 5 1 W .. ,M . x fs Q I.et's take a rest, boys? J ff ' ef J . Pre-game Ceremonies How about a jump ball, boys. Sn Action Cheenleaclena Jamce Anderson Connie Neal George Main Janet Anderson These cheerleaders lead the enthusiasm and interest helping to mold a strong school spirit so necessary to a winning combination Sue Wayman Janet Larnbrlng l Brownstown cheering section with 48 Reaefwe Squad Terry Defrbaugh Ronme Goss Jim B111 Butt Dav1dNow1mg Mr Blevms Coach Barry Darlage Tom Bartels Lester Lambrmg Student manaqena Van Morrow Davxd Wmks Phrl Zabel and Harry 49 Davrd Yeager Don Hammer Steve Scott Spray S W '1 ?' 4 fe f y V Y ' 'frx...r 'ineahman Baalzetball FRONT ROW bee Nowlmg Allen Horsrman Charles Brock hm Lane larry McElfresh Roger Black BACK ROW Coach Conner Jim Butt Tom Bartels Don Gardner Steve Ackerman Ronnle Goss Lester lambrrng Coach Sommers This year s freshman team de veloped greatly as the season ro gressed. After a slow start, hey came on strong to defeat several teams. Their victories over Salem and North Vernon were especially impressive. We can expect great things from these boys as they go through high school. Congratu lations, Mr. Sommers, on a fine IO . Cheenleadena Carolyn Slmons, Gary D111, Beverly McK1nney, Judy Spurgeon I .. Q l l ' - p - 'l' b qu. High Basketball On 7th and 8th graders had a prosperous season under the guid- ance of Mr. Denbo and Mr. Con- ner. Since there were quite a few boys out for the team, some saw limited action but are deserv- ing for a job well done Cheenleadena Shtrley Cltmer Judy Speers Mary Ltnda Butt and Shtrley Evans FIRST ROW Mr Conner James Morrow Jerry McElfresh Joe Persmger Roger Hartman Tom Zabel Larry Scott Mr Denbo SECOND ROW Davtd Yeager Mtke Flsh Tom Easttn Ronme Hlnton Steve Allman Dave Spurgeon Larry Whtte Don Hanner THIRD ROW Joe Shtelds Danny Ivowltng Don Sovern Tom Horstman Davtd Mulberry Floyd Thompson Steve Scott FOURTH ROW Rtchard Caudtll Tom Jackson Mtke McElfresh Tom Lubker John Fredertckson Larry Spurgeon Q X . , x J , . Q 1 n 1 '! -,7 . l ,. . . , , . I p J ' . . . . . . , . . . , - , , . . , , . f . , - . - y I I I I ' ' 1 , r . V . . Jim Bill Mitchell and Gail Duffy Homecoming O After the coronationl were the miniature king and queen. Jack and Connie FIRST ROW: Gail Duffy and Jim Bill Mitchell. SECOND ROW: Sue Wayman, Barbara Stewart, Janet Anderson, Connie Neal, Judy Spurgeon, Carolyn Benter, Jerry Kay Shields, Sharon Brown. THIRD ROW: Van Morrow, Gerald VonDielingen, Jack Bartels, Jack McCory, Charles Spurgeon, John Winks, Frank Hutcheson, George Main. 52 utcvme h 0 Waltlnq Q-011. 'J 6 r tes Rochfte s Teulker and Chat t UH nme Scot Som Stuckwlsch R0 umon Claaa We the Junior Class of 1958 have worked hard thas year to attaln our hugh f d d s an ar s We took over the Bear News this year with much sucess- and with the help of our sponsors we completed our work projects successfully Our class offucers, Charles Rochner President John Stuckwlsch Vice- Presldentp Lols Teulker Secretary' and Ronnie Scott Treasurer helped to guide u th s over e rough spots that came during every year We hope to make even hugher standards next year when we become Sensors. 54 'Na was, M he if 45' I C555 ,VFW xr 55 J C Allman Janet Anderson Janrce Anderson Paul Ayers Glen Bane Rrchard Bane Jerry Bedwell Joella Black James Brownrng Martha Cartwrrght Norma Doerr David Eastm Carolyn Ferguson Nelda Frelds Wanda Frsher Donna Fredenckson Thomas Gossman Jean I-Iansome Gwen Hutcheson Carolyn Knott Betty Lane Rrchard Malloy Judlth McCory Ronald Mrller lris Mrser Cynthra Ratclrff Roscoe Ratlrff George Reynolds Jerry Robertson Drckre Ioe Robrson Charles Rochner Robert Schwe1n Ronald Scott Barbara Scroggs Jerry Kay Shrelds Reva Mae Srlence Sally Spurgeon Thelma Spurhn Glenda Stahl Lynn Sternkamp Catherine Ann Sterllng John Stuckwrsch Norval Sweeney Lors Teulker I ack Wheeler Margaret Wrlson Steve Wrlson Davrd wrnks Florence Wrschmerer Rebecca Zabel an y W G r ' - - - . In tl Qi tyqvg y aww Q , ' 1' G 1' -, . . '....,r y....J Q 'J yd a 0 ' 4 5 new , ba- , A AI' vig' ' c. ,. ' ,ls . . , . 4354- you , . , A -V v . ,.. ' I ' x': W , I ' f 9 A .1 J S M 4S.l 1 ,,,. 4, -fir Q, 44 ' ,,, 4' fu 'W' l V' . . f, f I fakerx . Q ,hw A2 1 I :qs ,Q I 4 Jo Ann Nierman Q-.iv if ' 5 , 4 -IL A 1 W 5' ' ' J W ' V ' G it 'X 'W' 'M .rm lf f-e ,ea 1- we , W 1 , Y . Q- GN sn ,V 4: 2- , A, 4- A ,, rl- G , V: 3 , G5 Q at , 13 ' fl fu ' s 4. Q Y y ,g . , Q2 mf' G W ' A 3.45 , 'L Real A Lcnqlnq glen e ww Dawg W arxda Wmte h Howhmss Marv Be' Www, Swv Sophomone Claaa This year was a very successful year for us Our President Bull Sharp was very helpful and prominent Our Vice President Barry Darlage Secretary Wanda White, and our Treasurer, Mary Beth Hotchkiss were also very helpful in making our second year in high school successful. During our first semester, we made 576.72 from our paper drive, and during our second semester we made a big hit with our Sophomore Carnival. Our Sponsors this year were Mrs. McAffee and Mr. Furr, who helped keep us working hard toward our goal, the Senior trip. 56 I 'A 4' . f J A . ,r f ,tt , 1 Q., , 1 L ' i ' I I a v - Q o ' I - . Q . ' I I I ir' fi. .lk .Lin 11 'Li JL.-L -J -5 -.. mx L J 1 57 1-'X flrxh xx K Shrela A1lfe1s Harley Atkmson Sh1rle Ault bowel Baughman Carolyn Benter Jo Ann Benter Melba Benter Loulse Brewer Carolyn Brooks Iohnnre Buffmgton Juha Caudxll Joyce Clymer Barr Darlage Sh1r ey Denny Terry Deflbaugh Judrth D111 Kenneth Eggeman Theda Fleetwood Larry Glbson Carolyn Grelle Charles Heller Mar Beth Hotchklss Noe Hubbard Gladys Kamman John Kastrng Terry Krndred Selma Klnworthy Janet Lambnng Laberta Lucas Thomas Malloy Terry Mc Kmne Sharon Miller Sandra Morrow Judy Murra DaV1d Now mg Mary Oversh1ner Cecrl Perry A1v1n Peters Peter Pferrer John Ph11l1ps V1rg1n1a Proffxtt Glen Ratclrff Anedra Rembold Jeanette Robbxns Thomas Schwe1n Wrlham Sharp Donald Shelton Helen Shelton Donald Sxlence Larry bxlence Kathleena Stout Roger Stuckwxsch Gary Sullrvan Barbara TOPIC Kenneth Watson Loretta Wayman Wanda Wh1te Sandra Wlnelnger , rs K ' A , I W J ' .Z 1, hh., Q! V Y . 7 , 1 7 A wiv ' 5 il b l cz KW V, K K I i L 6 . . ga., 37,1 mv, J w.. ' ' a t A J 'ft J ,fYg,ff'gi L ,.. f ,i ' , , 51 lf? E , self , ' 'J ,V ' ' I y J he f s y ,J Y ' ' ' yg J U Zrs 1 5 1 Niklyv . I , ' V Q- x ' ' ix ,GM V ,YV Z if ' y N yyyq W flu J of gf' fx? J' Q ,f z ' I J .K . . Looking 'ionwafzcl 'Io 'Jhe '3utune Alan Horstman Judy Spurgeon 11m B111 Butt and Tom Barrels Slneahman Claaa For our beginning year of hugh school we chose as our presrdenf Alan and Jam Bull Buff Treasurer We had qulfe a successful flrsf semester prolecf of prcknng and loadmg pumpkms Our Green Year In hugh school was most enjoyable 58 . . . I . I Horsrman. For Vice-President, we chose Tom Barfelsp Judy Spurgeon, Secretary, . . 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J A l ' X' f D L 59 Irrs Achelpohl Steve Ackerman Janet Allman Jean Allman Glorra Bane Herschell Bamard Tom Bartels Donald Bell Kenneth Benton Roger Black Patrrcra Blankenshrp Iamce Bowman I ean 1ce Bowman Larry Bowman Charles Brock Sharon Brown James Butt Rochelle Caudrll Melba Darlage Gary D111 Kerth Durham Thelma E eman Charlene erguson Wrllram Fer uson Cheryl Frel s Kerth Fosbrrnk Donald Gardner Sandra Gibson Ronald Goss Sherla Gossman Leon Hackman Kay Henson Bradley Herndon Allen Horstman Rebecca Johnson Roger Johnson Carolyn Jones James Lane Lester Lambrrng Larry Mclilfresh Beverly McK1nney Steve Mcwrllrams Mary Jane Mrller B1l1y Neal Rrta Nrcol Lee Nowlrng Jeffrey Nrerman Barbara Overshiner Charles Dean Owens Beverly Payne Sue Perr Era Lerg Peters Carol Pilman Larry Pogue Susan Ra sdale Patrrck Ric art Edrth Roehm Lowell Shelton Howard Srlvers Iohn Srtterdrng Hart Spray Iudrt Spurgeon Brllre Stagman Jean Sternkamp Barbara Stewart Mary Lou Strdam Donald Thompson Davrd Wheeler Judy Wrllrams Phrl Zabel l 'llaufll Gel 'Thane Ca W1 Keel! :ce Tames me f Harman 1 Pam' es Morrow Roged 5purge0U Pat Y 1 y Darlaie Sammcuiresh Pau sm! 6 Nuke GRADE da B aka: HGHTH DE Lm H GRA SEVENT Seventh and We the Seniors of T962 and T963 although inexperienced and new to the higher way of learning thunk that the school would be very dull without The eighth grade officers are James Morrow, President, Roger Hartman, Vice President, Shirley Darlage, Secretary, and James Pierce, Treasurer. The seventh grade officers are: Dave Spurgeon, President, Mik Vice President, Patty Perry, Secretary, and Linda B e McElfresh, aker, Treasurer. if ' I xrifgl 7- Eiqhth Ci 60 Mi ik UH ,Jak V' 64 Steve Allman Ruth Barnard Barbara Blankenshlp Tom Blankenshrp Sharon Browmng Renee Butler James Chrrstopher Shrrle Clymer Judy ockerham Denms Cra1 Shrrley Dar age Tom Eastrn Sail Evans Mar ene Ferguson Ava Gater Yvonne Gra Donald Hanner Grover Hanners Ro er Hartman Ju 1th I-hnton Patr1c1a Hobbs Robert Holeman Tom Horstman Anne Houston Renee Hubbard Larry Kamman Roberta Knott Mary Ann Lowery Carol Lubker Tom Lubker Robert Luc as Jerry McE1fresh John McEvoy James Morrow John Mulberry Dann Nowhng Jenm er Parman Joseph Persrnger Theda Gale Persmg Gene Phrlhps James Plerce Mona Ratchff Rodney Rathff Emlly Rembold James Re olds Steve Rrc art Sharon Robertson Robert Schroer Vrctona Scroggs Eleanor Shelton Rosa Nell Shelton Joseph Shrelds JoAnn Smrth Carol Stark Betty Stern Harold Ste Nancy Sterhng Rrchard Stuckwlsch Beverly Sulllvan Claude Sweeney George Vehslage Pe y Vehslage Ju y Welr Larry Whrte Tom Zabel Cl' W , lx J JV.. i f 'J . . s W 'J' Q 1 . 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I 5 Ruth Ayers Lrnda Baker Annabell Bamard Bonnre Bell Delores Blankenshrp Mary Llnda Butt Rrchard Caudrll lommy Coleman Gary Cross Betty Durham Roberta Edwards Mlchael F1Sh John Frederrckson Larry Goss Shrrley Goss Rose Hanner Ronald Hrnton Floyd Hubbard Shuley Hubbard Lowell Jackson Randy M1l1er Patt Perry Alex Proff1tt Teresa Reynolds Larry Ross Nancy Schleter Larry Scott Stephen Scott Rrchard Shelton Jerry Soladrne Donald Sovern Judy Speer Davrd Spurgeon Larry Spurgeon Janet Stafford Mary Staggs Nelson Sterhng Shrrley Strong Floyd Thompson Mrke Wheeler Gayle Wlllrarns Phy111s Wrllrams Davrd Yeager SEATED Mrs Mar1anV1r1son Mrs LaVesta McCrary Mrs V1Vl3HWlHliS Mr Harry Spurgeon Grade School Prmc1pa1Mrs Nrna Bennett Mrs Myrtle Cross Mlss Gladys Marun STANDING Mr Lloyd Combs Mrs Irene Brown Mrs Ruth Brewer Mrs Frances Nrerman Mrs Margaret DeLong Mrs Eudora Horstman and Mr George Conner Qnade School '3acultq As we entered thas grade school as untrained chlldren, these were our teachers They har nessed our over abundant supply of energy through their endurmg patience and kind under standing Our flrst years wall hold many pleasant memories of the days we spent wlthm these walls and of each mdlvldual teacher that taught us here They have prepared us for the hlgher learnmg we will receive In the future years 63 A v 41 V 122 , W' My 515' Q fu Q M Q a A ,M - fix ' , via 5 A W 7 1555 L, . .A Q 4 s ,E .4 L 'i wa v, wg, - , ' , Z A ?k if I 1 in ' Q 4- , 'A an -, 'sw -' cy-1? , mv 'iw Q , W . 4' 1 X , , 1535 2 F Q., .A . wr' 1- 1 W -mg: gy 5. 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M ' ' If .Q is-' f V, , W4 ww 1:2 W W f y V ?. Wifi. ws, Q 7 , -, ,Qi -- 3 2 - . n. 'THB Q ff' ,QI ' s M-'-W W, my .mils Q 1 2 1-M an ' 11:0 fb xx: K ' ,age 3. 99 ,li Wu, ' ' ----u-u1-P.-- wf ' him Q E 4 . 5359, , my Q 4,35 wh ix xfwfw V fi it Q 5 'v ii . , r 'V'4 1 1. A I BROWNSTOWN GREENHOUSE Member of F. 81 D. Flowers for All Occasions We Deliver Phone I35 RUSSELL RUMPH Marathon Distributor of Petroleum Products B. F. Goodrich Tires, Tubes 81 Batteries Brownstown Indiana Buzz's MARATHON SERVICE STAFDN A Brownstown Indiana NIERMAN 8. 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GREGER HARDWARE Ewing Indiana MODERN FOOD MARKET William Green Groceries - Meats Ewing Indiana lTIEMlER'S JEWELRY STORE Diamonds--Watches--Jewelry Seymour Indiana STEWART'S APPLIANCES Seymour Sporting Goods 8. Bottle Gas Indiana Compliments of HAMILTON MOTORS Ford Sales and Service Brownstown Indiana MARY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 279 Brownstown Indiana VALLONIA SALES 8. SERVICE New Holland and Kewanee Implements Phone 348l Vallonio A. L. LUCAS General Insurance Brownsfown Phone I02 Indiana I GOEN'S GROCERY Groceries and Meats Fresh Vegetables Brownsfown Phone 49 Indiana BROWN CHEVROLET Chevrolet--Cadil lac Sales and Service Brownsfown Indiana LUCAS 8- ACKERMAN SUPPLY CO INC Lumber 8. 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Ewing Street Ewing, Indiana AVA'S BEAUTY SHOP Brownstown Phone I62 Indiana I PERRY JEWELRY Bulova and Whittnauer Watches--Jewelry Keepsake Diamonds Brownstown Indiana I Compliments of JACKSON COUNTY R. E. M. C. Brownstown Indiana I I BROOK'S LUNCH Brownstown, Indiana Phone IO 4. .V . fu.. , ,V 15- vs A A l ,. I 'Fgi'qf?I'z:IIlQ:-,EQ-fl r p I 5 i tiftffl' E3 'f 'i ' PARIS STYLE Fashion Leaders of Southern Indiana Known for Magazine Fashion Styles SCYITIOUF Indiana r HUBER SHOE STORE Seymour Indiana THE GOLD MINE For Finer Fashions Seymour Indiana McNUTT JEWELERS II3 West Second Street Phone Ja-2-5324 Seymour Indiana Compliments of JAMES W. SPURGEON All Kinds of Insurance Brownstown, Indiana Phone 81 I Compliments of SCOTT'S SALES AND SERVICE Brownstown Phone I74 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA INC. Good, Low-Cost Electric Service Brownstown Phone 62 Indiana NEAL'S RESTAURANT Dinners and Short Orders We'II See You After the Ballgame Brownstown Indiana Compl imenfs of HESS' BARBER SHOP Brownstown Indiana SEYMOUR DAILY TRIBUNE Prompt Carrier Service Seymour indiana SCIARRA CLEANERS The Best in Dry Cleaning Service Seymour Ja 2-1901 Brownstown 222 ASHLAND SERVICE STATION Jesse Sovern Brownstown Indiana WlLSON'S SLAUGHTER HOUSE Custom Killing 8. Processing Ewing Phone 318 Indiana BuTLER's SERVICE I Saw Filing - Power Mowers Gas Engine Repair Ewing Indiana BROWN'S GROCE RY 8- JAY'S MARKET 400 E. 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LOAN ASSOCIATION 208 West Second Street Seymour Phone JA. 2-5I53 1 BALDWIN'S DRUGSTORE We SeII Rexall Products Seymour Indiana VONDIELINGEN SHOES Shoes for aII the Family Seymour Indiana Compliments of SY'S GOOD GULF Brownstown Indiana Compliments of WINKLEPLECK'S FUNERAL HOME Phone 53 Brownstown Indiana G. C. MURPHY COMPANY Seymour's Friendly Store Seymour Indiana STEINKAMP HEATING 8- PLUMBING Armstrong Heating Units Phone 321-W2 Brownstown Indiana THE GILLESPIE CLINIC Phone I22 Brownstown Indiana THE CITIZEN'S STATE BANK Friendly Service Capital and Surplus SI70,000 50th Anniversary I907-I958 Brownstown Indiana BROWNSTOWN HARDWARE COMPANY Phone 20 Brownstown Indiana TlMPERMAN'S SALES AND SERVICE Your International Harvester Dealer Seymour Indiana BROWNING BROS. INPLEMENT STORE John Deere Sales 8- Service West Second Street Road Seymour Indiana 1 SEYMOUR ANIMAL HOSPITAL U. S. 50 Seymour NATIONAL VENEER Seymour Indiana SEYMOUR PHARMACY 601 W. 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M l WALDRON S FOOD MARKET Phone 22 Qual :ty Foods Brownstown Indiana WAYMAN BROS BUILDERS AND SUPPLY Brownstown Indiana Compliment Loretta Butt Martha McAfee George Cummings James Blevins Wnlluam Sharp Louis Sommers Wharton Reynolds Bernadotte Robertson Lynn Hinnefeld Harry Spurgeon Charles Denbo Gerl Furr Annette Houston Keith Skelton Gladys Martin of School Faculty Nina Pllman Ruth Brewer Myrtle Cross Vivian Winks Nina Bennett Margaret DeLong Marian Vinson Lavesta McCrary Lloyd Combs Eudora Horstman Hal V. Driver George Conner Irene Brown Joanna Gili Alvera Shaw Eleanor Lucas X1 0 ,f f' L! c rd 1 ff-f L4,,..'o una.,