Cannelton High School - Notlennac Yearbook (Cannelton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1941 volume:

EX LIBRIS Cj jmnasium and Tftusic Hail Cannelton’s high school classes are held in three buildings. The top one is the Community Building, in which all physical education classes are taught. School plays, indoor games and tourneys are also held here. I he lower building, the old K. of C. Hall, houses the music department, art rooms, publication offices for Hi-Life and Notlennac and recreation rooms. On the cover of the Notlennac is pictured the High School building, in which all classes not mentioned above are held. — ------------------------------------------------------------... _________________________________________________ THE NOTLENNAC 19 4 1 Presented by the Class of ’41 Cannelton High School Cannelton, Indiana CLASS OFFICERS Class Flower Red Rose President DELVERN MCFALL Class Motto—“The elevator to success is not Vice-President JOE PAULIN running: take the stairs. Secretary HARRY LEE HUBER Treasurer MICHAEL FlSHBACK. Class Colors Blue and Silver Dedication THOMAS J. TRUEMPY Born in Enneda Canton Glarus, Switzerland. Thomas J. Truempy, beloved elderly citizen of Cannelton. came to this country at the age of fifteen years. The democratic ideals which were his heritage have guided him in many years of unselfish service to his community. His public life includes a county office, two terms as Mayor of our city, and many years as a member of the school board. Those close to him now. know his happiest moments are spent reflecting over the years he served the schools, especially as President of the board when the high school building was erected. After his active years as a board member were over, as a private citizen, he aided in the purchase of the K. of C. building for school use May our community always have men of his understanding and love for youth. I 4 ] locale) Education Congratulations. Class of 1941! The school teachers, school officials, and school trustees are always happy to see a class complete the four years of high school instruction. It is a moment long hoped for by your parents, relatives, and friends. Graduation by the very definition of the word indicates it is not an end in itself but is an indication that you have reached a certain stage or graduation in your educational development. Your chances for a happy, useful life are greatly increased by this certificate. The determining factor in your future, as you have learned in your past, is hard work. Give your best effort no matter what the task. Best Wishes! HARRY R. DAVIDSON, Superintendent. william C. Lehman President Preston Minor Secretary Ivo Huber T reasurer H. R. DAVIDSON. Superintendent of Schools A.B.. Indiana Central College 1928; M.S., Indiana University 1937; Candidate for Doctor’s Degree Indiana University facult Dale H. Braun Principal Sidney K. Groves Senior Co-Sponsor DALE H. Braun—Principal, English, Math. B.S., Indiana University, 1935; M.S., Indiana University, 1938. SIDNEY K. Groves—Senior Co-Sponsor, General Math., Biology, Physics, General Science, Geometry. B.S.. Purdue University. 1937: graduate work. Purdue. I.UTHER WADDY—Industrial Arts. Math. B.S.. Ball State Teachers’ College, 1939. MABEL M. DAMM—Home Economics, English. Consumer Problems. B.S.. Indiana State Teachers’ College. 1 923: Oakland City College: graduate work. Purdue. MARY Lou Beck—Physical Education and Health. Journalism, English. B.S., Indiana University. 1939: graduate work. Indiana. CLIFFORD Swift — Physical Education and Health. Social Studies, Football Coach. B.S.. Butler University, 1937: graduate work, Butler and Indiana Universities. DON MARKETTO—Music. Safety. B.S.. Indiana State Teachers' College. 1925: M.S., Syracuse University. 1937: graduate work. Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. Theodore SPRINKLE—Social Studies. A.B.. Central Normal. 1924: State College. Terre Haute: graduate work. Indiana University. ANDREW Little—English, Latin. A.B.. Indiana University. 1915: Evansville College. Indiana State Teacher’s College: graduate work. Indiana University. HUBERT Scott—Commercial Studies. Basketball Coach. B.S.. Central Normal College. 1939: graduate work. Butler University. ( 6 ] September 9—School opening. 14—Beginning of football season. October 22— Movie: “Indiana.” 23- 24—-Vacation during teachers’ conference. 30—Hallowe’en party. November 1— Close of football season. 8—Beginning of basketball season. 11— Armistice—half holiday. 13—Ghost basketball game. 21-22—Thanksgiving holidays. 25—Movie: “Count of Monte Cristo.” December 12— G. B. Green (impersonation of Abe Lincoln). 20—Beginning of Christmas holidays. January 2— School reopening. 3— Movie: “Last of the Mohicans.” 1 5—Donkey basketball game. 23- 24—Semester finals. 24— End of first semester. 27—Beginning of second semester. February 8—Junior High Basketball Tourney (Cannelton). alendal 14—Movie: One Hundred Men and a Girl.” 21—Close of basketball schedule. 27-28—Opening of Sectional Basketball Tourney (Cannelton) . March 1—Final games of Sectional. 4- 5—Class Tourney. 14—Operetta: Rose of the Danube.” 19—Mrs. Frances Peasley (zoology bird show). 21— Movie: “Three Smart Girls Grow Up.” 27—Educational Guidance Conference (Cannelton). 29—Solo Contest (Bloomington) . April 5- —District Band Contest (Rock- port) . 10-11-14—Easter vacation. 1 5—Beginning of track season. 25—Senior Class Play. May 1—Physical Education Exhibit. 3—State Band Contest (Hunt-ingburg). 7—Annual Band Concert. 17—Junior-Senior Reception and Prom. 22— 23—Final examinations. 23— Class Night. 25— Baccalaureate. 26— Senior Outing. 27— All-School Exhibit. 28— Commencement. I 7 ] ennac Annually, since 1937. a staff of seniors, elected by the graduating class, has edited the Notlennac. This year, as in 1940. the book was under the faculty sponsorship of Miss Mary Lou Beck. Snapshots were taken and contributed by Mr. Sidney K. Groves. Miss Mary Lou Beck, and Miss Dorothy May. The staff wishes to thank advertisers, patrons, and all others who helped in getting out the 194 1 Notlennac. Above: Joe Paulin Editor-in-Chief Left: Beatrice Couch Associate Editor Middle: James Clemens Advertising Mgr. Right: Rachelle Swihart Layout Editor Left: Harry Lee Huber Features and Cir. Middle: Mabel Nix Photography Right: Marion Hafele Photography Left: Ida Mae Plock Typist Middle: Michael Eishback Business Manager Right: Lucille Laflin Copy Reader Left: Doris Hoddc Sales Middle: Ella Louise Euch« Typist Right: Georgia L. Hemphill Sales I 8 ] CLASSES enicris o| Delvern mcFall Pinkie Athletics Club—1. 2. 3. 4 ; Solo Contest—1.2.3: Checker Club — 2 : Class Tourney—2. 3 : Ping-Pong Champion—3 : Operetta—3, 4: Class President—4: Hi-Life (fea- ture editor)—4. Doris Hodde Blondie Algebra Contest — 1 : G. A. A.— 1 : Dramatics Club —1. 2: Honor Roll—1. 2: Chorus—1. 3: Plays — 1. 2: Band—1. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader—1. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleaders’ Club— vice-president — 3. (president)—4: Drum Majorette— 1. 2. 3. 4: Solo Contest—1. 2. 3: Thespians— 1. 2. 3: Orchestra — 1. 2. 3. 4: Class President— 2. 3; Home Ec. Club—2: National Honor Society—3: Operetta —3. 4: Notlennac (sales manager) —4. Harry Lee Huber Doodle Athletics Club—1. 2. 3. 4: Class Tourney—2. 3: Basketball — 2 : Football —2. 3. 4: Baseball—2. 3. 4: Class Secretary—2. 4: Class Vice-President— 3: Hi-I.ife (make-up editor)—4: Notlennac (feature editor) — 4: Quill and Scroll—4. Ella Louise Fuchs Ellie Honor Roll — 2; Dramatics Club—1. 2: Home Ec. (reporter)—3: Notlennac (typist)—4: Hi-Life (typist) — 4; Librarians—4: Commercial Club—4. RACHELLE SWIHART Rach Algebra Contest — 1 ; G. A. A. (secretary) — 1 : Dramatics Club — 1.3 (program director) — 2; Home Ec. Club (secretary)—2: Honor Roll— 1. 2. 3: Chorus—1. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader—1. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleaders' Club (president) — 3. (vice-president) — 4: Operetta 3. 4: National Honor Society — 3: Thespians (president) — 1. 2. 3: Hi-Life (editor-in-chief — 4: Notlennac (layout editor)—4: Plays—1. 2. 3. 4 ; Quill and Scroll—4. FREDDIE I.. ERANZMAN Fritz Basketball—1. 2. 3. 4: Band—1. 2. 3. 4: Solo Contest—2. 3: Chorus— 1. 2. 3: Drum Major— 2. 3. 4: Athletics Club— 2. 3. (president) — 4: Class Tourney—3: Hi-Y — 1. 3. (secretary)—2: (vice-president) —4. Georgia L. Hemphill Hempy Orchestra — 1 : Arts and Crafts—1. 2: Home Ec. Club—2. 3: Honor Roll —2 : National Honor So-c i e t y — 3: Shorthand Contest — 3: Librarians — 3. (president) —4: Commercial Club (piesi-dent)—4: Hi-Life (feature editor)—4; Notlennac (sales manager) —4: Quill and Scroll—4. Jimmie Clemens Hen Fruit Checker Club— 1 : Athletics Club—1 : Basketball (student manager) — 1, 2. 3; Class Tourney—2. 3: Football (manager) —3. 4: Hi-Y—2. 4. (president) 3: Notlennac (advertising manager)—4. I 10 ] jewels ol Theola Gerber Thola G. A. A.—1. 2: Arts and Crafts—3 : Operetta — 3: Chorus—3; Librarians. (vice-president)—4. Joe Lynch Yokum Chorus—1. 2: Basketball —2. 3. 4; Class Tourney —2. 3. Mabel Nix Nixie Notlennac (photography editor)—4: Commercial Club (vice-president) — 4. Transfer: Troy. Cheerleader— 1. 2: Chorus—1. 2. 3; Honor Student—1. 2. 3. William Bennett Buddie Basketball—1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball — 1. 2. 3. 4: Athletics Club—I. 2. 3. 4: Class Tourney—2. 3: All-school Play ( stage manager) — 3: Hi-Life (associate editor) — 4: Commercial Qub (treasurer) — 4: Quill and Scroll—4. Lloyd S. Pekinpaugh Short Chefs — I. 2: Athletics Club—1. 2: Band—1. 2. 3. 4; Science—3: Hi-Y— 3. 4. (treasurer) — 3: Operetta — 4 : Chorus — 4. Lucille Laelin Lucy Mae National Honor Society— 3; Shorthand Contest— 3: Librarians, (secretary) —4: Commercial Club-— 4: Notlennac (copy reader)—4. Transfer: Tell City—Girl Reserves — 2. Marion Hafele Buddy Basketball—1 : Athletics Club—1. 2. 3. 4: Band — I. 2. 3. 4; Solo Contest—2: Football—2. 3. 4; Class 'Tourney—2. 3: Chorus—3. 4: Operetta — 3. 4: Hi-Y — 2. 4. (secretary - treasurer) — 2: Hi-Life (advertising manager) — 4: Notlennac (photography) —4; Thespian — 4: National Honor Society—3. 4. Marjorie Bolin Peggy Home Ec. Club — 1. (president)—3: Drama- tics Club—2: Librarians —4. MM (yenicrts o| iqifl Clarence Hai.l Red Hi-Y — 1. 2: Athletics Club—1. 2: Model Club —3: Photography Club —3. 4; Science—4. Helen Jean Hargis Jeanie Arts and Crafts—1. 2. 3; Commercial Club—4: Librarians—4. Michael Fishback Mike Athletics Club — 1.3: Arts and Crafts—2: Class Treasurer—4 : Notlennac (business manager) —4: Hi-Life (advertising manager)—4. Anna Julkenbeck Ann Arts and Crafts— 1. 2: Home Ec. Club— 1. 3. (treasurer)—2: Librarians—3. 4: Typing Con-test — 3: Commercial Club—4: Office Girl—4. Opal Peckinbaugh Op Chorus — 1 : Home Ec. Club — 1. (vice-president) — 3: Commercial Club—4: Librarians—4. Homer Groves Sheik Chefs—1 : Hi-Y — 1. 2. 3. (secretary)—4: Band — 1. 2. 3. 4: Solo Contest—3 ; Athletics Club— 3: Checker Club—3: Orchestra—3: Chorus — 3. 4: Operetta—3. 4: Baseball—3: Hi-Life (circulation manager) — 4: Thespian—4. Alta Ruth Hall Rut hie Harmonica Club—1 : Arts and Crafts—1 ; Science— 3: Librarians—4. Dale Harris Chicken [ 12 ] eniots o i Jean Fuchs Foxie Chorus — 1 ; Home Ec. Club—1, (secretary) — 3; Commercial Club—4: Librarians—4. Ralph Bolin Hack Arts and Crafts—1 : Athletics Club—1 ; Photography Club — 4 ; Science —4. Joe Paulin, Jr. Sach Basketball— 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball — 1. 2. 3. 4: Athletics Club — 1. 2. (president)—3. 4: Class Tourney—1. 2. 3: Football — 2. 3. 4: Hi-Life (sports editor)—4: Not-lennac (editor-in-chief) —4; Class Vice-President —2: Class Vice-President —4. Beatrice Couch Ky. Class Treasurer—3: Dramatics Club—3: Operetta—3. 4: Chorus — 3. 4: Not lennac (associate editor)—4: Hi-Life (office reporter) — 4 : Office Girl—-4 : Thespian — 4 ; Transf er: H a w e s v i 11 e. Kentucky. Class Secretary — 1; Class President—2; Chorus — 1 : Style Show 1.2: Plays—1. 2. Ida Mae Pi.ock Imp G. A. A.— 1. (secretary) —2: Honor Roll — 2: National Honor Society— 3: Shorthand and Typing Contest — 3: Librarians —3. 4: Commercial Club —4: Hi-Life (feature edit o r ) — 4: Notlennac (typist) —4: Office Girl —4 ; Quill and Scroll— 4. Robert Miller Slug Baseball — 1. 2 ; Chorus 1.2: Hi-Y—1. 2: Basketball— 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Tourney—2. 3; Athletics Club—I. 2, 4. Joe Odell Joe Boy Scouts — 1. 2. 3. (patrol leader)—4: Science — 3: Photography Club—4. Agnes Thiry Thiry G. A. A.— 1. 2: Arts and Crafts—2: Librarians — 3 (treasurer)—4: Office Girl—4. t 13 1 (yenicrls o| iqifl Kenneth Ahl Ken Boy Scouts—1. Charles Frantzman Charlie Chorus—1. 2: Hi-Y—1. 3: Athletics Club—1. 2. 3. 4; Model Club — 3: Science—4; Football—4. MAURICE REED Pilot Chorus—1 : Chefs — 1 : Model Club—2: Photography— 1. 3: Science—2. 4: Hi-Life (exchange editor)—4. HESTER ALLEN Ham Casper Hayden Stubby Checker Club— 1 : Athletics Club — 1. 2. 3: Arts and Crafts—2: Class Tourney—2. 3: Hi-Y— 3: Hi - Life (advertising manager and exchanges) —4. Clifford Stamp Cliff Model Club — 3: Commercial Club—4; Photography Club—4. Transfer: Jefferson of Lafayette. Walter Hargis Pluke Science 2. 4. SENIOR CLASS SONG We are the Class of '41. Our high school days are almost done; We've all been true to C. H. S.. And in our work we've done our best. We love our colors—silver and blue— And we hope that you do. too. Our class we love — each member’s name above the average in our school. T une—Jungletown [ 14 1 SCHOOL SONG We ll be true to the school that we love so well. May we her praises ever sing. In our hearts may our thoughts ever fondly dwell. Thee our hopes and our wishes we bring. There are schools, other schools, that are far and near. But the best is the C. H. S. To your colors we ll be loyal. To your name we ll bear Our everlasting faithfulness. Rah. rah. rah. rah, rah, Rah. rah. rah. rah. rah. Rah. rah. rah. rah. rah. Cannelton High School, rah! I 15 ] fluniol Class First Ron': T. Adams. M. J. May. W. Young. M. Chapman. M. C. Kirk. E. L. Wagner. J. Thomas. M. McFall, J. Egnew. J. Hay. L. Coyle. Second Roll . L. Cordrey. J. Paulin. S. J. Aldridge. W. Damron. A. Hargis. M. M. Anson. C. Doughty. J. Scull. R. McLain. K. Tate. Third Roll': Z. 'Tinsley. E. J. Bruner. W. McFarling. B. Heck. T. Burton. B. Howell R. Clements. G. Harper. O. Allen. L. Reid. Fourth Roll': J. Popp. E. L. Sodrcl. E. McMains, L. Mitchell. A. Leaf. G. L. Scull. W. Maicr. N. Heffner. C. Schmidt. F. Patterson. Fifth Roll': G. Fuchs. P. Ungerecht. W. Clements. E. Henning. O. Zellers. C. Alvey. W. Sterret. G. Hufnagel. J. Hargis. M. Schraner. Not in Picture: W. Harris. H. Tindle. A. Livers. OFFICERS President Georgia Lee Scull Vice-President George Hufnagel Secretary Emma Lou Wagner Treasurer Clarence Alvey 1 16 ] (yophemo’ies and freshmen First Ron}: V. May. I:. Burton. R. Futter. D. Firestine, R. Hall. M. Rausch. H. Ramsey. E. Champion. B. Stamp. C. Smith. D. Ramsey. Second Row: C. Mogan. M. Farquhar, R. Franzman. M. Northenor. B. Plock. E. White. A. Polk. H. Daum. A. Wilber. R. Hay. L. Alvey. Third Row: C. Bowman. L. Weatherholt. D. Van Conia. B. Chapman. D. Champion. H. Bowman. N. Ungerecht. L. Sapp. R. Hanks. H. Hafele. Fourth Row: A. Young. H. Glenn. B. Van Hoosicr. J. Hawkins. R. Rausch. W. Young. H. Thorn. G. May. D. Zellers. C. Sweeney. H. Voyles. Fifth Row: H. Truempy. A. Thomas. R. Thorn. R. Hall. J. Crook. M. Smith. D. Ball. A. Park. C. Hale. E. Schwartz. C. Dhonau. Not in Picture: L. Connor. L. Mosby. OFFICERS President—HARGIS HAFELE Vice-President—DENNY RAMSEY Secretary-Treasurer—HAROLD TRUEMPY Reporter—DALE ZELLARS First Row: J. Sprinkle. M. Freeman. A. Hawkins. M. L. Boyles. J. Minto. M. L. Coyle. F. Firestinc. J. Van Conia. H. Thomas. H. Bolin. D. Clemens. Second Row: J. Parks. E. Stamp. B. Perry. M. Dixon. B. Flood. W. L. Harlan. D. Glenn. E. Connor. B. Powers. O. Dixon. P. Johnson. Third Row: M. L. Alvey. K. Jackson. I. Skinner. M. 1. Robson. M. Powell. C. Freeman. C. Fuchs, B. Schraner. M. Yaggi. D. Johnson. Fourth Row: I. Mitchell. O. Nugent. H. Thorn. V. Bolin. C. Alvey. W. Heck. C. Clark. R. Gunn. P. Fulkerson. Fifth Row: G. Stowe. I. Sims. N. Coyle. V. Gunn. M. Bolin. E. Anson. R. W. Trainer. A. Burns. R. Dixon. F. Gunn. Not in Picture: R. Little. P. Morris. OFFICERS President—VIOLA BOLIN Vice-President—CHRISTIAN FUCHS Secretary-Treasurer—WILMA HECK [ 17 ] fluniol H c . Cl asset EIGHTH GRADE First Roll': L. Maier, M. Hcck. D. J. Wilbur. E. Hale. L. Storm. G. Sugg. A. Nugent. B. J. Hcndrie. D. Futter. J. Evans. Second Row: F. Graybill. M. R. Pohl. A. Perry. L. Chapman. O. Thomas. C. Jones. J. C. Huff. J. Futter. H. Hall. Third Row: M. Frakes. M. R. Wilson. R. M. Dunn, E. Thorn. B. May. D. Davis. J. Patmore. W. Hall. M. E. Harris. Fourth Row: A. E. Lively. E. Davis. L. Scarborough. F. Kendall. L. A. Pyle. C. Damm. C. Schneider. Not in Picture: V. Lahee. L. Raetz, C. Seals. SEVENTH GRADE hirst Row: L. Thiry. B. Jarboe. G. May. L. Perry. M. E. Young. I. Freeman. I. G. Storm. R. Ham. A. Hall. Second Row: V. Freeman. M. J. Miller. B. Scarborough. J. Nichols. A. Perkins. R. B. Hall, S. Connor. E. Bush. E. Graybill. Third Row: C. Gunn. M. Hale. C. Goodson. F. Clements. R. Groves. J. Hafele. M. Bolin. J. Morris. J. Harris. Fourth Row: M. L. Van Hoosier. I. Little. E. Frakes, A. Wilson. R. Franzman. K. Smallwood, B. Hendrick. f 18 J Tfl je?is Cj iac)e School Upper left: Sixth Grade. Foster Park. Teacher and Principal. Upper right: Fifth Grade. Helen Pontrich. Teacher. Middle left: Fourth Grade. Irvin Lee Ramsey, Teacher. Middle right: Third Grade. Wilma Hoddc Kuster. Teacher. Lower left: Second Grade. Dorothy May. Teacher. Lower right : First Grade. Julia Franzman. Teacher. 19 ] [ 20 ] ATHLETICS First Roic: Bobby Miller. Buddy Chapman. Charles Clark. Denny Ramsey. Leo Alvey. Gordon May. Second Roto: Aubrey Hawkins. Harry Huber. Joe Paulin. Ralph Dixon. Gilbert Harper, Harold Glenn. Lathrop Reid. Clarence Alvey. rhird Roiv: James Clemens. Charles Franzman, Harmon Voyles. Coach Clifford Swift. Marion Hafele. Ernest Swartz. Larry Connor. SEASON’S RECORD Cannelton......................... 45 Leitchfield Cannelton..........................45 Rockport Cannelton .........................18 Tell City.... Cannelton .........................18 Dale Cannelton 0 Mt. Vernon Cannelton..........................35 Oakland City Cannelton......................... 41 Owensville Cannelton ......................... 0 Tell City Total Games ..... Games Won Games Lost Total Points .... Opponents’ Points [ 22 ] ...........22 ...........19 ............24 ...........12 49 .......... 8 ...........32 ...........20 8 5 3 202 186 Standing: Joe Paulin, William Bennett, Ernest Schwartz, Clarence Alvey (manager). Joe Lynch. George Hufnagel, Freddie Franzman. Sitting: Gordon May. Hargis Hafele, Coach Hubert Scott. Bobby Miller, Leo Alvey. This year the sectional basketball tourney was played in the Cannelton gymnasium. The Bulldogs, by advancing to the finals in this tourney, brought their winning total up to ten games. SEASON S RECORD Cannelton 16 Grandview 22 Cannelton 23 Rockport 18 Cannelton 17 Tell City 35 Cannelton 19 Ben Davis 48 Cannelton 15 Reitz Memorial 16 Cannelton 21 Dale 26 Cannelton 22 Silver Creek 35 Cannelton 21 T roy 20 Cannelton 32 Hawesville 14 Cannelton 20 Ft. Branch 29 Cannelton 30 Chrisney 29 Cannelton 20 Tell City 46 Cannelton 22 Hawesville 16 Cannelton 20 Troy 15 Cannelton 21 Rockport 20 Cannelton 22 Corydon 29 30 Boonville 29 Cannelton 22 Dale 25 Total Points 393 Total Points 472 SECTIONAL TOURNEY Cannelton 50 Bristow 15 Cannelton 32 Dale 28 Cannelton 15 Tell City 45 Won 10 Lost 1 1 1 23 1 For the spring of 1941 the following schedule was arranged for the track team: Richland (H), April 15: Dale and Rockport (H), April 18: Hunting-burg (T), April 24: P. A. C. at Petersburg, April 26: Petersburg Relays, May 3: Sectional. Vincennes. May 17. —Picture on opposite page. Cannelton’s Bullpups came through their season with the following record: Cannelton 19 Grandview 10 Cannelton 10 Rockport 0 Cannelton 9 Tell City 18 Cannelton 14 Dale 1 1 Cannelton 18 Silver Creek 28 Cannelton 39 T roy 16 Cannelton 10 Hawesville 5 Cannelton 15 Ft. Branch 1 1 Cannelton 14 Chrisney 12 Cannelton 12 Tell City 14 Cannelton 12 Hawesville 15 Cannelton 11 Troy 7 Cannelton 21 Rockport 10 Cannelton 14 Boonville 29 Cannelton 5 Dale 22 Total Points......................................... 223 Opponents’ Points ....................................207 Games Won 8 Games Lost 6 flunio’i 'Team —Picture on opposite page. This year the Junior High basketball team won the trophy presented in the Perry County Grade School Tourney held in Cannelton. Their record follows: Junior High 23 Junior High 3 1 Junior High 23 Junior High .. 24 Junior High 15 Junior High 21 Junior High 16 Junior High 28 Junior High 5 Junior High 30 Newman (Tell City). 19 Consolidated 14 Troy %t Newman 17 Leopold ..................... Chrisney 8 St. Paul (Tell City) (overtime) 18 Troy 17 St. Paul .................... 19 Corydon ..................... 9 COUNTY TOURNEY Junior High................35 Derby.........f........... 11 Junior High 13 St. Paul.................. 10 Junior High................34 Troy.......................26 Total Points..........................................298 Opponents’ Points 193 Games Won ............................................ 11 Games Lost............................................. 2 I 24 1 Zullpups 'flunicrl Hicjli Standing: Gordon May. Paris Johnson. Rodney Trainer. Alwyn Thomas. Harmon Voyles, Coach Hubert Scott. Floyd Gunn. Harold Glenn. Leo Alvey. Lee Sapp. Harold Daum. Sitting: Harold Bolin. Harold Thomas. Standing: Joe Hafele. Lewis Scarborough. Lee Allen Pyle. Bill May. Charles Schneider. Charles Jones. Attie Evans. Kneeling: Russel Franzman. James Morris. Aldon Perkins. Marvin Bolin. Robert Groves. Sitting: Sammy Connor. Robert Hall. Ray Ham. [ 26 ] FEATURES felted fianc) Canneltons class C” high school band, directed by Professor Don Markctto, has won the district meet for the past seven years. It has also been given first division in the state meets and recommended for national in 1938-39 and 1939-40. Many members of the band participate in the state solo contests every year and carry off high honors. Reac) j j ol Conceit This year the band consists of fifty-three members, playing the following instruments: Buddy Hafele and Floyd Gunn, baritones: Freddie Franzman. Bobby Jones. James Morris, and Margie Rausch, trombones: Delvern McFall. Bill McFarling. Jack Sprinkle. Harold Daum. Joe Hafele. and Aldon Perkins, drums: Otto Zellers. William Clements. Curtis Dhonau. and Floyd Clements, basses: Buddy Rausch. Blanche Howell. Doris Ball. Alice Livers. Emma Lou Wagner. Arlene Parks, and Jean Nichols, saxophones: Dale Zellers. Homer Groves. Pauline Morris, and Jean Crook. French horns: Russell Clements. Harold Truempy. Alfred Wilbur. Shirley Pekin-paugh. Denny Ramsey. Paul Ungerecht. Robert Patmore, and Mildred Pohl. cornets: Joy Scull, oboe: Opal Nugent, bassoon: Rose Marie Dunn, alto clarinet: Doris Hodde. bass clarinet: Margie McFall and Zella Tinsley, flutes: Wilma Maier. Gladys June Minto. Imogene Skinner. Dorothy Wilbur. Evelyn Stamp. Norma Ungerecht. Oscar Dixon, Lucille Cordrey. Mary Ida Robson. Lois Thiry. Charles Mogan. and Henriella Ramsey, clarinets. I 28 ] espians Once a Thespian, Always a I hespian.” Troupe No. 255, of Cannelton. has been organized for several years. Members are chosen for their active work in dramatics, roles ih major plays of one and three acts, and work in convocation programs. First Row, left to right: Russell Clements, Doris Hoddc. Rachelle Swihart, Curtis Dhonau. Second Row: Alice Livers. Beatrice Couch. Joy Scull. I hird Row: Homer Groves. Otto Zellers. Georgia Lee Scull. Harold Truempy. Buddy Hafele. Scenes pictured above were snapped at the operetta. Rose of the Danube.” Under the direction of Mr. Marketto. the music department and Thespians combined to produce this operetta with a large and colorful cast at the Community Building. [ 29 ] Gheelleadels CL ecfzei Glub Pliotoijlapbyj dub IDlamatics dub q. a g. Qyiicrl Qlouj [ 30 | Popular Oicbestia Oits and Cia ts Commeicial dub Sc j {ycouts Hibiaiians fj-unicrl Cj. Q. (2. Clubs % Science eu iTlooie duly Qthletic duly 04 Tftobe! duly Chaus [32] SENIOR STAFF EDITS SCHOOL NEWSPAPER Bi-weekly, a staff of seniors edits the Hi-Life, a four-page. five-column newspaper, which is supported by community advertising and distributed free to all students in the upper seven grades of the school system. The staff works under the sponsorship of Miss Beck. HI-LIFE MEMBER OF MANY NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Newspaper and Staff Gain Wide Recognition Cannelton’s school paper is a member of the National Scholastic Press Association by which it is rated in country-wide competition annually: the Indiana High School Press Association, whose convention staff members attend each year: and the Quill and Scroll, a chapter of which was newly organized this year. I 33 ] Tiatienal HoneK cciet j Membership in the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Candidates must be juniors or seniors who have spent at least one year in Cannelton High School and have maintained a scholastic average of 89 per cent. Sophomores are eligible for probationary membership. There are now eleven seniors and six juniors in the Cannelton Chapter. Mr. Braun is the sponsor. Front Rout, left to right: Georgia Lee Hemphill. Ella Louise Fuchs. Anna Julkenbeck. Lucille Laflin. Rachelle Swihart. Wilma Maier. Alice Livers. Martha Jean May. Bach Roiv: Ida Mae Plock. Buddy Hafele. Harry Lee Huber. Jean Fuchs. Kenneth Tate. Otto Zellers. Doris Hodde. Mabel Nix. Georgia Lee Scull. Left to right: Ida Mae Plock. Harry Lee Huber, Rachelle Swihart. Buddy Bennett. Georgia Lee Hemphill. Quill avu) gctoll To be a member of Quill and Scroll, International Honorary Society for High School Journalists, a student must be a junior or senior in the upper third of his class: he must meet the requirements of leadership and character, in addition to having samples of his journalistic work approved by the national headquarters of the society. The Cannelton Chapter was organized this year under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Lou Beck. I M 1 [ 35 ] [ 36 ] Pafaons I hrough the cooperation of the following patrons, who purchased a Notlennac for one dollar, the students were able to purchase their copies for fifty cents each. Kathleen Trainer Mrs. Clay Hargis Orville Keiser Russell Busam Don Marketto Mrs. H. M. Clemens Alfred Clemens Maurice Huber Elmer Gilbert William Waldschmidt Dale H. Braun Homer Smallwood Theodore Sprinkle Irvin’s Store Prentice Harper Bill Birchler Ivo Huber Dorothy May John Minto Julia Franzman Sidney K. Groves Mary Lou Beck Luther Waddy Harry Davidson Glenward Hafele John Conway Hubert Scott William Guilliaum Franzman’s Grocery Charles McGinnis William Scheideger Charles Scull Eugene C. Clemens Mrs. E. F. Clemens V. A. Hafele Wagner’s Drug Store Dr. H. C. Richardson A. C. Little Mabel Damm Joe Minor Edward Hemphill Walter Franzman Fred J. Evrard James Polk Irvin Lee Ramsey Wilma Kuster Foster Parks Burns Wittmer Dr. Hargis Bush Clifford Swift Lee Taylor Rev. F. Fahrenkamp G. M. Keiser Helen Pontrich i 37 1 CANNELTON SEWER PIPE COMPANY LEHMAN PRESTON MINOR Youngster Insurance FUN'iture Cannelton National Bank America’s Largest Juvenile Building Furniture Manufacturers — — Phone 786 LEHMAN COMPANY — OF AMERICA Cannelton, Indiana I 38 ] Henry Heck Co. A Popular Expression . . . “The Home of Friendly Service” “What You Buy from Heck's Gives Service” WE ARE READY TO SERVE YOU August Heck Co. Cannelton’s Leading Store Telephone 740 Beautiful Chinaware Given Away Absolutely FREE! THE CANNELTON TELEPHONE The Only Newspaper Published at the County Seat Cannelton, Indiana “A NEWSY NEWSPAPER” A First Class Job Department in Connection Overlooking the Beautiful Ohio ...........Airflow Cooled Sunlight Hotel C. C. Gilliatt, Manager CANNELTON, INDIANA Room Tap Room Bowling CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ’41 We appreciate your patronage and hope you have enjoyed trading with us. We Try to Please John H. Malcomson’s Ben Franklin Store Cannelton, Indiana “The Home of Service' McGinnis Shell Service GAS—OIL—LUBRICATION Exide Batteries On Highway 66 Cannelton, Indiana [ 39 ] Congratulations, Class of '41 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS H. W. Truempy GROCERIES AND VEGETABLES Citizens National Bank Phone 732 Cannelton, Indiana Tell City, Indiana “Our Service Makes Friends” W. J. Gerber, Inc. Cannelton Supply Company FURNITURE and UNDERTAKING Dealers in HARDWARE AND SUPPLIES Phone 745 Cannelton, Indiana Phone 785 Tom Mullen, Jr., Prop. SHIP VIA Schmuck’s Market A H Truck Line, Inc. GROCERIES Daily Service to Louisville, Ky. Evansville, Ind. MEATS VEGETABLES Phone J-A-4261 Phone 3-4461 Phone 735 Cannelton, Indiana WE APPRECIATE THE PATRONAGE GIVEN US During the Past School Year — And Want to Inform You That OUR SUMMER LINES ARE NOW COMPLETE ROSENBLATT'S [ 40 ] OUR MOTTO Service—Courtesy—Satisfaction BEST OF LUCK SENIORS from Joe’s Place Quality Prescription Work Snyder Drugs A GOOD PLACE TO EAT AND DRINK Phone 701 Malone’s Garage Freeman’s Grocery DODGE PLYMOUTH MEATS VEGETABLES PACKARD NOTIONS Phene 844W Cannelton, Indiana Phone 829 Cannelton, Indiana Best Wishes to The Class of ’41 Schaffer’s Frank E. Huber TASTY SANDWICHES and SOFT DRINKS SHOE AND HARNESS HOSPITAL Phone 764 Cannelton, Indiana Cannelton, Indiana GRADUATION SUITS We shall be pleased to show you all models and patterns. Styled Right and Priced Right The Sugar Bowl “Where Friends Meet” Cassidy Bros. Vititoe The Exclusive Men and Boys’ Store COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE MAGAZINE AND NEWS STAND Tell City, Indiana A. J. Birchler Tell City, Indiana [ 41 ] GERBER OIL CO. Shell Products Cannelton, Indiana LOANS—$5 to $300 Home Loan Co. J. H. Francis, Mgr. 511 Main Street Tell City, Indiana To Settle That “Burning Question” Let Benny Bolin FILL UP YOUR COAL BIN Compliments to Class of ’41 Lee Rodman Films Developed with 8 Prints—PRICE 25c Photographs made at your home day or night. Size 5x7 ....................$2.50 per doz. Postal Cards ................$1.25 per doz. Tinted Photographs, size 8x10—$1.25 Folder Included Wesley Burkdoll Middle Tenement in Fourth Street Blocks Cannelton, Indiana Schaefer Paulin AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING WRECKS REBUILT Phone 112 Tell City Cannelton Lumber Yard Lumber — Millwork CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF ’41 Always Remember the Best Is Cheapest We Invite and Appreciate Your Patronage Cheerio Beauty Shop Phone 757 Cannelton, Indiana [ 42 ] H and C FERRY SHORT ROUTE TO LOUISVILLE AND OWENSBORO Twenty-four Hour Service It may be warm right now But it won’t be next winter. The Irvin Theatre REEL ENTERTAINMENT” See— Cannelton, Indiana Maurice Reed for Your Coal Supply Congratulations, Class of ’41 Dauby Motor Co. Cool Off with a Milk Sherbet “We Specialize in Wrecking Service and Tire Recapping” Healthy and Refreshing CHEVROLET and BUICK Service E. T. Metz West Seventh Street Phones 284—285 Tell City, Indiana Werner Motor Co. Congratulations, 1 -7731 Class of 1941 Extends Best Wishes for Success to the Graduating Class A Friend Get the Facts and You’ll Get a Ford I 43 ] COLD STORAGE ICE DAIRY PRODUCTS Tell City Creamery Co. TELL CITY, INDIANA Remember GRADUATION is an EVENT . . . Choose something appropriate from Roland’s Jewelry Store BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’41 from Tell City Coca Cola Bottling Co. Phone 25 Tell City, Indiana First Cannelton National Bank Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Deposits up to $5,000 Insured for Individual, Firm, or Corporation Resources Over $1,000,000.00 Sehreiber’s Drug Store Daubv’s Department Store The REXALL Store Complete Shopping Center Everything a Good Drug Store Where Friends Meet and Trade” Should Have TELL CITY, INDIANA TELL CITY, INDIANA A Twinco Yearbook. Twin City Printing Co., Champaign, Illinois.